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. 2019 Apr 3;8(3):221–225. doi: 10.1007/s13730-019-00397-1

Table 2.

Representative case series on PRS or RPGN with double-positive ANCA and anti-GBM Ab, and single-positive ANCA and/or single-positive anti-GBM-Ab

Authors [references #] Serotype Cases, n Age Male gender (%) Lung hemorrhage (%) Serum creatinine (mg/dL) Renal survival at 1 year (%) Patient survival at 1 year (%) Relapse rate (%)
McAdoo et al. [3] DP 37 64 38 38 3.5 53 83 22
SP-ANCA 568 62 54 23 2.1 88 90 37
SP-GBM Ab 41 58 46 40 3.1 44 87 0
Alchi et al. [9] DP 9 69 44 44 NA 16 88 22
SP-GBM Ab 34 52 44 38 NA 0
Srivastava et al. [13] DP 9 59 33 56a 9.1 0 100 11
SP-ANCA 18 57 56 39a 3.1 89 94 NA
SP-GBM Ab 6 52 33 50a 9.6 33 100 NA
Cui et al. [11] DP 39 60 56 41 9.6 25 49 NA
SP-GBM Ab 137 37 73 47 9.5 73 80 NA
Zhao et al. [7] DP 61 55 54 77 10.1 15 38 NA
Rutgers et al. [4] DPb 10 64 80 NA 10.3 10 79 NA
SP-ANCAb 98 63 67 NA 5.0 64 75 NA
SP-GBM 13 52 39 NA 9.6 15 100 NA
Levy et al. [5] DP 27 66 48 41 7.2 26 52 0
Levy et al. [12] SP-GBM Ab 71 40 56 62 3.6 53 77 3

PRS pulmonary renal syndrome, RPGN rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis, DP double positive for ANCA and anti-GBM antibody, SP single positive

aSeveral respiratory symptoms in addition to lung hemorrhage, i.e., pleurisy, nodules, cavities and infiltrates are included

bIndividuals with positive PR3-ANCA are excluded from the study because of small numbers