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Rheumatology
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Sjogren’s syndrome
Do you use hydroxychloroquine for patients with asymptomatic primary Sjogren syndrome to treat hypergammaglobulinemia without other concerning features?
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In a patient with sicca symptoms and SS-B antibodies only, can a minor salivary gland lip biopsy with lymphoid aggregates, but also scattered areas of acute neutrophilic inflammation be consistent with Sjogren's Disease?
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How long are cholinergic agonists such as pilocarpine required to be held before doing tear assessments (ocular scoring and Schirmer’s) and sialography/salivary collection?
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How do you counsel a patient with Sjogren's and extremely dry mouth who is losing their ability to taste food?
Do you always perform salivary gland biopsy to confirm the diagnosis In patients with suspected seronegative Sjogren's syndrome?
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