Lupus
2 years ago
PC4d≥10 MFI is associated with thrombosis in SLE and predicts future arterial thrombosis. Abs 1442 #ACR22 @RheumNow https://t.co/zg7rrOSALs https://t.co/Hs2eOa2vxJ
2 years ago
Numerically, SLE was more common in cITP patients. Risks include +ANA and female sex. Abs 1461 #ACR22 @RheumNow https://t.co/0kyqlVphac https://t.co/HfYKCMybdL
2 years 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
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2 years 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
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2 years 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
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2 years 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
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