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. 2014 Jun 27;39(2):243–252. doi: 10.5114/ceji.2014.43730

Table 2.

Prevalence of autoantibodies in patients with LN

Antibodies NS (n = 214) Non-NS (n = 215) OR (95% CI) P
ANA 206 (96.26) 204 (94.88) 1.388 (0.5471-3.524) 0.6400
Anti-mitochondria 25 (11.68) 16 (7.44) 1.645 (0.8516-3.178) 0.1430
Anti-ribosome 47 (21.96) 63 (29.30) 0.679 (0.4386-1.051) 0.0971
Anti-histone 128 (59.81) 85 (39.53) 2.276 (1.5460-3.351) < 0.0001
Anti-nucleosome 144 (67.29) 93 (43.26) 2.699(1.822-3.998) < 0.0001
Anti-dsDNA 158 (73.83) 107 (49.77) 2.848 (1.898-4.272) < 0.0001
Anti-PNCA 7(3.27) 4 (1.86) 1.784 (0.5143-6.187) 0.3808
Anti-centromere 5 (2.34) 5 (2.33) 1.005 (0.2866-3.523) 1.0000
Anti-Jo1 0 0 undefined undefined
Anti-PM-Scl 3 (1.40) 1 (0.47) 3.043 (0.3138-29.50) 0.3721
Anti-Scl70 4 (1.87) 7 (3.26) 0.566 (0.1632-1.963) 0.5435
Anti-SSB 37 (17.29) 36 (16.74) 1.039 (0.6280-1.720) 0.8984
Anti-Ro52 103 (48.13) 102 (47.44) 1.028 (0.7037-1.502) 0.9231
Anti-SSA 129 (60.28) 124 (57.67) 1.114 (0.7578-1.637) 0.6239
Anti-Sm 49 (22.90) 49 (22.79) 1.006 (0.6409-1.579) 1.0000
Anti-RNP 63 (29.44) 80 (37.21) 0.704 (0.4702-1.054) 0.1013

Values are shown as numbers (%)

LN – lupus nephritis; NS – nephrotic syndrome; OR – odds ratio; ANA – antinuclear antibody; anti-dsDNA – anti-double-stranded DNA antibody; anti-PNCA – anti-proliferative cell nuclear antigen; anti-Sm – anti-Smith antibody; anti-SSA – anti-Sjögren's syndrome antigen A; anti-SSB – anti-Sjögren's syndrome antigen B; anti-RNP – anti-ribonucleoprotein; anti-RibP – anti-ribosomal P protein antibody Prevalence of three antibodies tested was significantly increased in LN patients with nephrotic syndrome as compared to patients without nephrotic syndrome p < 0.05 indicates a difference; p < 0.01 indicates a significant difference.