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Table 2 Clinical characteristics of patients with primary Sjögren’s syndrome and nonspecific dryness syndrome

From: Clinical characteristics and biopsy accuracy in suspected cases of Sjögren’s syndrome referred to labial salivary gland biopsy

 

Primary Sjögren’s syndrome (AECG) n = 65

Nonspecific dryness syndrome n = 132

*p-value

Age (years)

49.6 ± 12

45.8 ± 12.9

0.02

Gender (Women)

65 (98.5%)

123 (94.6%)

0.36

Oral symptoms

60 (90.9%)

95 (85.6%)

0.42

Ocular symptoms

61 (92.4%)

90 (81.1%)

0.07

Salivary flow (<0.1 ml/min)

53 (80.3%)

51 (46.4%)

0.00

Schirmer (≤5 mm)

42 (70.0%)

50 (56.2%)

0.13

Focal Sialoadenitis (focus score ≥ 1)

59 (89.4%)

7 (5.4%)

0.00

Anti-SSA and/or anti-SSB

21 (32.3%)

6 (6.2%)

0.00

Rheumatoid Factor (látex)

14 (25.9%)

22 (21.0%)

0.62

ANA

39 (66.1%)

44 (40.0%)

0.00

Fibromyalgia

41 (63%)

57 (43.6%)

0.01

Hypertension

26 (39.4%)

38 (29.2%)

0.20

Dyslipidemia

10 (15.2%)

12 (9.2%)

0.31

Diabetes Mellitus

4 (6.1%)

13 (10.0%)

0.52

Depression

8 (12.1%)

12 (9.2%)

0.70

Hyperthyroidism, Graves Disease

8 (12.1%)

9 (6.9%)

0.34

Osteoporosis/Osteopenia

8 (12.1%)

9 (6.9%)

0.34

Osteoarthritis

20 (30.3%)

28 (21.5%)

0.24

Neoplasia

5 (7.6%)

2 (1.5%)

0.08

  1. *Chi-square Test.