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[The neurological manifestations in 52 patients with primary Sjögren's syndrome].

Yao Zhang, Yan Xu, Jiuliang Zhao, Mengtao Li, Yan Zhao, Xiaofeng Zeng, Liying Cui

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Abstract

Neurological manifestations in pSS patients could be extensive, both central and peripheral nervous system might be associated. Female patients, high serum IgG level and positive OB in CSF are risk factors of extensive neurological involvement, suggesting that the immune system may be generally over-stimulated.

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Neurological manifestations in pSS patients could be extensive, both central and peripheral nervous system might be associated. Female patients, high serum IgG level and positive OB in CSF are risk factors of extensive neurological involvement, suggesting that the immune system may be generally over-stimulated.

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Neurological manifestations in pSS patients could be extensive, both central and peripheral nervous system might be associated. Female patients, high serum IgG level and positive OB in CSF are risk factors of extensive neurological involvement, suggesting that the immune system may be generally over-stimulated.

Key concepts: Medicine, Central nervous system, Neurology, Peripheral nervous system, Peripheral, Cerebral Spinal Fluid, Internal medicine, Nervous system

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