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      RT @uptoTate: While myositis in the setting of SLE was found to be around 5% in Abs 1453, it was not associated with mor

      Dr. Rachel Tate uptoTate

      2 years 9 months ago
      While myositis in the setting of SLE was found to be around 5% in Abs 1453, it was not associated with mortality. #ACR22 @RheumNow https://t.co/hLLuYoXsCv https://t.co/44XGhbPxzW
      Day two at ACR 2022 was full of great sessions on imaging, vasculitis, lupus, vasculitis, spondyloarthritis, COVID, pregnancy, microbiome, economics and more. Here are the RheumNow faculty selections for #ACRbest abstracts today:
      ACR22 Daily Recap: Saturday Recap
      RT @ericdeinmd: Abst0327 #ACR22 SMART-SLE Monitoring
      Some SLE patients with +dsDNA have persistent positivity, others ha

      Eric Dein ericdeinmd

      2 years 9 months ago
      Abst0327 #ACR22 SMART-SLE Monitoring Some SLE patients with +dsDNA have persistent positivity, others have fluctuations Anti-dsDNA in persistently positive HR 1.56 for flare risk Change (up or down!) in dsDNA more than 2x prior visit for fluctuating patients: HR 1.43 @RheumNow https://t.co/YwDPTYWPLu
      RT @ericdeinmd: Abst0326 #ACR22 Anti-Mitochondrial Ab in SLE
      Whole mitochondrial (AwMA), AmtDNA or AmtRNA - higher in SL

      Eric Dein ericdeinmd

      2 years 9 months ago
      Abst0326 #ACR22 Anti-Mitochondrial Ab in SLE Whole mitochondrial (AwMA), AmtDNA or AmtRNA - higher in SLE compared to controls AwMA predictive of death, AmtDNA and AmtRNA predictive of nephritis @Rheumnow https://t.co/d98HSHnJVE
      RT @ericdeinmd: Abst0328 #ACR22. Predicting UCTD to CTD Meta-Analysis
      Factors for SLE transition: younger age, serositis

      Eric Dein ericdeinmd

      2 years 9 months ago
      Abst0328 #ACR22. Predicting UCTD to CTD Meta-Analysis Factors for SLE transition: younger age, serositis, dsDNA SSc transition: puffy finger, NFC, or SSc antibodies No studies wo moderate or high risk of bias Limited studies on biomarkers for SLE, need more studies @Rheumnow https://t.co/GofGF8TkCx
      RT @drdavidliew: Is channelling bias a risk, because of treating clinicians 'protecting' pre-existing autoimmune dx pts:

      David Liew drdavidliew

      2 years 9 months ago
      Is channelling bias a risk, because of treating clinicians 'protecting' pre-existing autoimmune dx pts: maybe? Certainly in practice, these pts might get less combo immunoRx; this @mcgillu data would suggest so Much more to understand across tumor streams ABST0760 #ACR22 https://t.co/z1rhAJZ9gj
      RT @Janetbirdope: Only 4 minutes to discuss adherence in #SLE. Implementation of discussion if <80% of meds filled. A

      Janet Pope Janetbirdope

      2 years 9 months ago
      Only 4 minutes to discuss adherence in #SLE. Implementation of discussion if <80% of meds filled. Academic docs - 20/24 used + reinforcement, validated in 17 Pts, 11/24 asked open ended ?s. Pts thought it was right timing. ?does it change behaviour- ? Abst0063 @RheumNow #ACR22 https://t.co/UQbRgw5Emj
      RT @RichardPAConway: Pike et al. Deucravactinib (TYK2i) in SLE. + on SRI(4) week 32. + SRI(4),BICLA, LLDAS, CLASI-50, sw

      Richard Conway RichardPAConway

      2 years 9 months ago
      Pike et al. Deucravactinib (TYK2i) in SLE. + on SRI(4) week 32. + SRI(4),BICLA, LLDAS, CLASI-50, swollen and tender joint counts week 48. Strange, the lowest dose (3mg bd) seems best. @RheumNow #ACR22 Abstr#1117 #ACRbest https://t.co/o4902tvZs8 https://t.co/t8oeMRGUS7
      RT @uptoTate: 2000 IU/day vitamin D led to significantly reduced incidence of autoimmune diseases in Abs 1200 over 5.3 y

      Dr. Rachel Tate uptoTate

      2 years 9 months ago
      2000 IU/day vitamin D led to significantly reduced incidence of autoimmune diseases in Abs 1200 over 5.3 years, but after trial termination, protective effects dissipated and were no longer significant. #ACR22 @RheumNow https://t.co/sLwoxeCR3y https://t.co/47wpWXF1W7
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