Clinical characteristics of immune microthrombovasculitis

Abstract

Immune microthrombovasculitis (IMTV) is a systemic disease that affects the small vessels of the skin, joints, gastrointestinal tract and kidneys. IMTV is based on multiple focal vascular thrombosis in foci of hyperergic inflammation with the development of secondary hemorrhages in the vessels of the skin and internal organs. The disease occurs with a frequency of 23-25 per 100 thousand population, children get sick more often than adults (Kudryashova M.A., 2015; Chen T., Guo J-H., 2015).