[PDF] Top 20 Assessment of Thyroid Function in Patients with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus and Its Clinical Correlation

... OF THYROID FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS AND ITS CLINICAL CORRELATION" is done by me at Institute of Internal Medicine, Madras ... See full document

... of clinical manifesta- tions and prognosis, with renal involvement and sero- logical abnormalities such as hypocomplementemia and anti-dsDNA autoantibodies reported as more common in male patients ...a ... See full document

... Sixty-eight patients were ranked as improved, 23 as the same or worse at the follow-up ...Composite Lupus Assessment (BICLA) were ...fewer patients were responders, but specificity increased ... See full document

... SLE patients and animal models. Murine models of lupus showed that NAC treatment suppressed autoantibody formation, reduced nephritis and prolonged survival ...many clinical features like, neph- ... See full document

... a correlation between SLEDAI and serum IL-17 [13], whilst another reported a correlation in only patients without renal disease ...no correlation in any patient subset ...of its ... See full document

... - lupus band test (LBT) - for the diagnosis of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) has been well ...of patients with SLE and its correlation with disease ...significant ... See full document

... a correlation between reduced CFU counts and the reduction of adhesive properties of ...for patients and controls, implying that the differ- ences in CFU numbers are not due to reduced adhesive prop- erties ... See full document

... of clinical features and presence of numerous auto-antibodies, circulating immune complexes and wide spread immunologically determined tissue damage (1, ... See full document

... This study is registered with Institutional Research Ethical Committee. The principal investigator explained the purpose of the study to each participant and a written consent was obtained from the participants prior to ... See full document

... SLE patients, such as autoantibodies, cytokines and the treatment of lupus itself (steroids and cyclosporine ...SLE patients in a dose-dependent ...endocrine function that can cause metabolic ... See full document

... GIT lupus. Almost 100% of patients develop these at some time in the course of their ...SLE patients can result from ...intussusception. Lupus peritonitis 39 is the result of small vessel ... See full document

... SLE patients and the ...SLE patients were significantly higher than that of non-SLE patients (p < ...SLE patients without significant organ damage and 66 healthy controls matching on renal ... See full document

... The following laboratory tests were evaluated: sodium, potasium, calcium, phosphorous, magnesium, anti-nuclear antibody (ANA), anti- dsDNA by enzyme immunoassay, hemoglobin ,white blood cell, platelet, erythrocyte ... See full document

... that thyroid disease is more common in SLE than in the general population, but there is disagreement as to whether both hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism are more common or whether this finding is restricted to ... See full document

... classify patients with SLE as having the presence or absence of psy- chiatric distress and then compared performance on cognitive measures between the two ...SLE patients with the presence of psychi- atric ... See full document

... Korean patients the age of onset and severity of AGA in both genders, and reported that the mean age of onset of AGA in 2010 was ...in patients with early-onset AGA ... See full document

... that patients with SLE have a ...young patients with mean ages ranging from 32 to 48 ...these patients has normal bone density, which illustrates that the proportion of fractures attributable to low ... See full document

... with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus ...Despite its high prevalence, people with SLE report that little attention is given to fatigue during hospital or clinic ...and its impact on daily ... See full document

... of patients with persistently active SLE with skin and/or joint disease that do not respond to standard ...from clinical trials are some- what ...of patients in particular will bene fi t from ... See full document

... The mean LOS for all admissions was 5.2 6 10.7 days. The average follow-up time per patient was 351.8 6 507.1 days. The range of SLE admissions for high-volume hospitals was 327 to 952 admissions, whereas the range of ... See full document