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Childhood-onset versus adult-onset Sjögren Syndrome: Clinical phenotype, disease activity, and predictors of organ damage in a national multicenter cohort
In this retrospective cohort, childhood-onset Sjögren was associated with higher organ damage risk; not yet practice-changing without prospective validation.
Design Cohortn 197Funding Not reported
- The finding
- No significant difference was found.
- Why it matters
- First national multicenter cohort comparing childhood versus adult disease phenotypes; identifies age-of-onset as a predictor of organ involvement.
- Limitations
- Retrospective cohort design; no comparator arm; cross-sectional analysis limits causal inference.
Source
Kilic Konte E et al.. Childhood-onset versus adult-onset Sjögren Syndrome: Clinical phenotype, disease activity, and predictors of organ damage in a national multicenter cohort. Seminars in arthritis and rheumatism. Tuesday, August 18, 2026.
doi:10.1016/j.semarthrit.2026.153060Read original ↗
doi:10.1016/j.semarthrit.2026.153060Read original ↗
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