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What is antiphospolipid syndrome (hughes syndrome)?
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Antiphospholipids: An autoimune disorder characterized by antibodies to certain phopholipids that predisposes to clotting problmes and pregnancy complications. A certain percentage will develop into systemic lupus.
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