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. 2020 Dec 24;8(1):63–80. doi: 10.1007/s40744-020-00264-x

Table 1.

Summary of published series, serology status and kidney biopsy findings in primary Sjögren’s syndrome

Study Diagnostic criteria Total number of patients Number of patients with kidney biopsy Serology (of available results) TIN (percentage of total biopsies) (%) GN (percentage of total biopsies) (%)
Goules et al. [63] (2000) European (1993) 20 18

ANA 100%

Anti-Ro 75%

Anti-La 50%

RF 75%

Low C3 10%

Low C4 40%

Cryoglobulins 50%

55 40
Bossini et al. [14] (2001) European (1993) 60 9

ANA 85%

Anti-Ro 80%

Anti-La 40%

RF 82%

Low C3 8%

Low C4 18%

Cryoglobulins 13%

Hypergammaglobulins 72%

67 33
Ren et al. [8] (2008) AECG (2002) 130 41

Anti-Ro 51%

Anti-La 38%

RF 58%

Low C3 44%

Low C4 15%

Hypergammaglobulins 71%

80 20
Maripuri et al. [18] (2009) AECG (2002) 24 24

Anti-Ro or anti-La 83%

RF 80%

Cryoglobulins 13%

71 21
Goules et al. [12] (2013)

AECG

(2002)

715 35

Anti-Ro 69%

Anti-La 43%

RF 63%

Low C3 26%

Low C4 54%

Cryoglobulins 45%

Hypergammaglobulins 82%

37 49
Kidder et al. [22] (2015) n/a 25 25

ANA 74%

Anti-Ro/La 63%

RF 52%

Hypergammaglobulins 66%

48 32
Jain et al. [16] (2018) AECG (2002) 70 17

ANA 100%

Anti-Ro 97%

Anti-La 71%

RF 83%

Low C3/C4 20%

24 6
Goules et al. [20] (2019) AECG (2002) 20 12

ANA 50%

RF 68%

Low C3 30%

Low C4 55%

Cryoglobulins 19%

59 33

AECG American-European Consensus Group, GN glomerulopathy, TIN tubulointerstitial nephritis