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. 2018 Aug 1;57(15):2259–2265. doi: 10.2169/internalmedicine.0512-17

Table 1.

Clinical Features of All 16 Patients (previously Reported Patients and Our Patients) with Thrombotic Microangiopathies Accompanied with Polymyositis/dermatomyositis.

Patients Age/
Sex
PM or DM TTP or secondary TMA From PM/
DM onset to TMA
Trigger TMA with PM/DM exacerbation Neurologic manifestation Hemolytic anemia Platelet count [/µl] Renal disfunction Reference
Treatment-effective group
1 57/F PM N/A 1 week N/A (+) (+) (+) 16,000 N/A 6
2 42/M DM N/A 6 months N/A (+) (+) (+) 20,000 N/A 7
3 50/F DM N/A 16 months endothelial damage (-) (-) (+) 41,000 (+) 8
4 70/F PM secondary TMA 6 years N/A N/A (+) (+) 32,000 (+) 9
5 69/F DM secondary TMA 5 years N/A (+) (+) (+) 35,000 (-) Present case (Patient1)
6 75/M DM TTP 6 months N/A (+) (+) (+) 3,000 (+) Present case (Patient2)
Treatment-ineffective group
7 65/F DM N/A a few years N/A (+) (+) (+) 7,000 (+) 10
8 62/F DM N/A a few months N/A (-) (+) N/A <100,000 (+) 11
9 73/F PM N/A a few years Radiation treatment for cervical cancer (-) (+) (+) 26,000 (+) 12
10 59/F PM N/A a few weeks N/A (+) (+) (+) 16,000 (+) 13
11 60/M DM N/A 5 years N/A (+) (+) (+) 60,000 (+) 14
12 50/F PM N/A 8 months N/A (-) (+) (+) 96,000 (+) 15
13 53/F PM N/A 10 days N/A (+) (-) (+) 63,000 (+) 16
14 48/F DM N/A 1 year pneumoniae, antibiotics (-) (+) (+) 8,000 (+) 17
15 57/M DM N/A 13 months N/A (+) (-) (+) <100,000 (+) 18
16 65/F DM secondary TMA 10 years N/A (+) (-) (+) 39,000 (+) Present case (Patient3)

PM: polymyositis, DM: dermatomyositis, TMA: thrombotic microangiopathies, (+) positive, (-) negative, N/A: not available