L. Groșeanu, B. Pharmacy, P. Paraschiva, A. Balanescu, V. Bojinca, D. Opriș-Belinski, A. Borangiu, I. Saulescu, D. Mazilu, S. Daia-Iliescu, F. Berghea, C. Constantinescu, M. Negru, M. Abobului, C. Cobilinschi, R. Ionescu
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Abstract
cases (38.8%) not diagnosed as ASSD by the Rheumatologist fulfilled Solomon ́s criteria. Conclusion: In our series, the most frequent non-ASSD profiles associated to ARS positivity was DM/PM, SSc and Sjögren ́s syndrome. This, considering the most frequently associated non-ARS, the most frequent non-ASSD clinical manifestations and that the most frequent non-ASSD diagnosis diagnoses or profiles described by the Rheumatologist. Our results suggest that ARS can be present in patients with other CTD without presenting ASSD, and additionally that ASSD can be present in overlaps with other CTD.