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Systematic review and meta-analysis confirms modest efficacy of infliximab for pulmonary sarcoidosis and promising but l

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Systematic review and meta-analysis confirms modest efficacy of infliximab for pulmonary sarcoidosis and promising but limited evidence for adalimumab, tofacitinib and efzofitimob in specific sarcoid manifestations. https://t.co/XaqSiAVQTa https://t.co/DTGbIiPT3a

Systemic sclerosis is a vasular disorder! Microvascular dysfunction, Endotheliopathy, & reduced vascular reserve acc

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Systemic sclerosis is a vasular disorder! Microvascular dysfunction, Endotheliopathy, & reduced vascular reserve account for most findings. Good review w/ literature references in Arthritis Research & Therapy. https://t.co/ULfwBy7ECb https://t.co/QnpImUrA7q

Moving Targets in Lupus and Lupus Trials In the 1990s, lupus treatment development became a major focus, but progress

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Moving Targets in Lupus and Lupus Trials In the 1990s, lupus treatment development became a major focus, but progress was slow. Belimumab was eventually approved by recognizing that trials could only show small differences from placebo, requiring 867 patients globally to https://t.co/xrj8r1iNxr

Assessing neuropsychiatric SLE by 3-T, 3D contrast-enhanced vessel wall imaging. 47 w/ NPSLE vs 42 without (just SLE) sh

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Assessing neuropsychiatric SLE by 3-T, 3D contrast-enhanced vessel wall imaging. 47 w/ NPSLE vs 42 without (just SLE) showed the NPSLE had 2 fold more 1ntracranial contrast-enhanced vessel wall imaging (CE-VWI) w/ AUC 0.78 for CE-VWLs, & sensitivity 60% , specificity 87%.
Why Childhood SLE is More Severe than Adult SLE
About 10 to 20% of all lupus patients are children, and the criteria to make the diagnosis of lupus are the same in pediatrics and adults. Why is pediatric lupus often more severe than adult-onset disease?
Shifting the Management Paradigm for SLE and Lupus Nephritis
The paradigm for treating patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is rapidly shifting and our patients will surely benefit with improved outcomes.
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