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Plasma E-selectin and ICAM-1 in acute Henoch-Schönlein purpura
  1. F R WILLIS
  1. Princess Margaret Hospital for Children
  2. Perth, Western Australia
  3. Cardiff Royal Infirmary
  4. Cardiff
  5. Renal Unit
  6. Royal Hospital for Sick Children
  7. Yorkbill, Glasgow G3 8SJ
    1. G C SMITH
    1. Princess Margaret Hospital for Children
    2. Perth, Western Australia
    3. Cardiff Royal Infirmary
    4. Cardiff
    5. Renal Unit
    6. Royal Hospital for Sick Children
    7. Yorkbill, Glasgow G3 8SJ
      1. T J BEATTIE
      1. Princess Margaret Hospital for Children
      2. Perth, Western Australia
      3. Cardiff Royal Infirmary
      4. Cardiff
      5. Renal Unit
      6. Royal Hospital for Sick Children
      7. Yorkbill, Glasgow G3 8SJ

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          Editor,—We were interested in the paper by Söylemezoǧlu et al concerning circulating soluble adhesion molecule expression in 20 children with acute Henoch-Schönlein purpura and 12 normal controls.1

          We recently performed enzyme linked immunoassays (ELISAs) for ICAM-1 and E-selectin in the plasma of 41 children presenting to the Royal …

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