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Are there differences in the clinical and laboratory features of patients with seronegative primary Sjögren's syndrome?

MÜÇTEBA ENES YAYLA, RAHİME AKSOY, EMİNE USLU, ZEHRA KARAMAN, RECEP YILMAZ, AHMET İLBAY, NİLGÜN GÖVEÇ GIYNAŞ, ABDULBAKİ GAYDAN, AHMET USTA, YETER MAHMUTOĞLU, AŞKIN ATEŞ, MURAT TURGAY

Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences · 2024-10-18 · 54 (5) · 956-962

DOI: 10.55730/1300-0144.5873 ↗
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Background/aim: The primary objective of this study was to demonstrate the commonalities and distinctions between patients with seronegative and seropositive primary Sjögren's syndrome (pSS).Materials and methods: Between January 2010 and June 2023, 399 pSS were retrospectively examined. Patients with negative anti-SSA/Ro, anti-SSB/La, ANA, and RF antibodies comprised the seronegative group, while patients with at least one antibody positivity classified the seropositive group.Results: The most common clinical features were arthralgia (81.2%), arthritis (11.5%), hematological (19.8%) and pulmonary (11.8%) involvement. In 41 patients (10.3%), no autoantibody positivity was detected. The number of patients with at least one extraarticular involvement was statistically more frequent in the seropositive group (p=0.011). Dry mouth was found to be more prevalent among seronegative patients (p=0.003). While hyperimmune gammaglobulinemia exhibited a higher prevalence within the seropositive group (p=0.004), the occurrence of reduced complement levels demonstrated similar rates in both groups. All deaths that occurred were observed exclusively within the seropositive group (17/358, 4.7%). No difference was observed between the two groups concerning mortality (p=0.237) and the malignancies (seropositive group:9/358, 2.5% vs seronegative group:3/41, 7.3%, p=0.115). There was a statistically significant association between low C4 levels (OR=2.99 [1.09-8.16], p=0.045 in Model 1, OR=3.10 [1.14-8.42], p=0.022 in Model 2), and extraarticular findings.Conclusion: In conclusion, while hematologic, renal, pulmonary, and neurological involvements are observed with similar frequency in both seronegative and seropositive pSS patients, the presence of any extra-articular manifestations was more common in seropositive patients. Additionally, there was a relationship between extra-articular involvement and low C4 levels.

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