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[Pseudo-autoinflammatory attacks of temporal arteritis].

INTRODUCTION
Usually, temporal arteritis progresses as a chronic disease.


CASE REPORT
The authors report the observation of a 74-year-old woman who presented with two acute flares of temporal arteritis with headache, fever and inflammatory syndrome, which have spontaneously resolved.


DISCUSSION
The observations of auto-inflammatory attacks of arteritis disease are rare, but maybe underestimated. The pathophysiology remains unclear.