Sharp's syndrome a surgeon's view

Yashnov A. A., Lobanov S. L., Konovalova O. G., Hanina Y. S., Dodonova O. V., Yashnova N. B.

Sharp's syndrome is a rare autoimmune disease. In the blood of the patient there is an increase in autoantibodies to ribonucleoprotein. Sharpe's syndrome most often manifests itself as a hereditary disease. In the early stages of Sharpe's syndrome is characterized by a violation of blood supply in the peripheral parts of the limbs. Sharpe's syndrome is difficult to diagnose. Complex therapy of Sharpe syndrome in the early stages leads to a favorable prognosis for life. Surgical treatment is used in the visceral form of the disease, which is accompanied by intestinal perforations.

Keywords:Sharpe's syndrome, autoimmune disease, lupus, scleroderma, polymyositis, intestinal perforation