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Powerlifter's purpura: a valsalva-associated phenomenon.

Authors: Joseph C, Pierson; Philip S, Suh;

Powerlifter's purpura: a valsalva-associated phenomenon.

Abstract

The causes of purpura can be classified into intravascular, vascular, and extravascular mechanisms. We describe a case of cervicofacial purpura in a powerlifter attributed to the accompanying Valsalva-associated increased arterial pressure. Powerlifting should be added to the list of activities that may cause purpura.

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Adult, Male, Weight Lifting, Valsalva Maneuver, Humans, Blood Pressure, Arteries, Neck, Purpura, Biological Phenomena

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