Table 1.
Previous reports of acute acalculous cholecystitis as the initial manifestation in an undiagnosed systemic lupus erythematous.
| Case/Reference | Age (years) | Sex | SLEDAI-2k | Treatment | Outcome |
| Yang H, et al ∗∗ | 29 | F | 9 | CS/CTX | Remission |
| 26 | F | 4 | CS/HCQ | Remission | |
| 43 | F | 15 | CS/CTX | Remission | |
| 32 | F | 20 | CS/CTX/IVIG | Remission | |
| Mendonca JA, et al ∗∗ | 12 | F | NA | CS/AZA | Remission |
| Manuel V, et al ∗∗ | 20 | F | 9 | CS | Remission |
| Kudo N, et al ∗∗ | 69 | F | 27 | CS/HCQ/CSA/AZA | Remission |
| Choi YJ, et al ∗∗ | 70 | F | 20 | CS/CTX | Remission |
| Obreja EI, et al ∗∗ | 22 | F | 9 | Cholecystectomy/CS/HCQ | Remission |
| Mohapatra S, et al ∗∗ | 26 | F | 10 | Cholecystectomy/CS/MMF | Remission |
| Current case | 24 | F | 29 | CS/HCQ | Remission |