Q & A session on Lupus, Hughes Syndrome and the Brain - Prof Hughes

Professor Graham Hughes is a Consultant Rheumatologist and the founder and editor of the international journal ‘LUPUS,’ and Head of London Lupus Centre. In 1983 he described the clotting disorder now known as Hughes Syndrome for which he received the World Rheumatology (ILAR) Research Prize in 1993.

Take Home-Points

• Patients with untreated livedo go on to develop multifocal lesions. 

• There is a lack of high-quality publications from migraine clinics on how the condition presents and develops over the lifecycle. 

• The most important of the antiphospholipid tests is the anticardiolipin test (aCL).

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