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GUIDELINE · TURKISH SOCIETY FOR RHEUMATOLOGY · 2025
A summary of the recommendation set in the association's own words: target population, evidence review method and grading approach. The full text belongs to the publishing body — follow the original-publication link below.
Induction and maintenance choices by organ involvement and severity; monitoring intervals; vaccination and infection-screening notes relevant to daily practice.
ANCA-associated vasculitis is an inflammation of the body's small blood vessels. This guideline describes how physicians diagnose it and plan its treatment.
Starting treatment early after diagnosis matters. Treatment usually has two phases: bringing the disease under control, then keeping it quiet. Your physician plans both according to which organs are involved.
Which of my organs are affected? How long will my treatment last? Which symptoms should make me call you without waiting?
This page is for information only.
The information here does not replace a physician's examination, diagnosis or treatment. Please consult a physician about your complaints; do not start, change or stop your medication without asking your doctor.
LAST UPDATED: 12 MARCH 2026CONTENT: ARD SCIENTIFIC BOARD
