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Table 1 Connective tissue disease manifestations of anti-PM/Scl-100-ELISA- and/or anti-PM/Scl-75-ELISA-positive patients

From: Anti-PM/Scl antibodies are found in Japanese patients with various systemic autoimmune conditions besides myositis and scleroderma

Patient

Age in years

Sex M/F

Diagnosis

IIF pattern a , titer

ELISA PM/Scl-100/

TnT-IPP PM/Scl-100/

HeLa-IPP PM/Scl-100/

other auto- antibodies

clinical features

PM/Scl-75

PM/Scl-75

PM/Scl-75

A

52

F

SS

nucleolar, 1:2560

+ / +

+ / +

+ / +

 

dry eye, dry mouth

B

62

F

lSSc

nucleolar, 1:320

+ / -

+ / -

+ / +

 

Raynaud’s ph, sclerodactyly

C

54

M

CADM

nucleolar, 1:640 diffuse, 1:80

+ / +

+ / +

+ / +

 

ILD, Gottron papules, mechanic’s hands

D

69

M

DM

nucleolar, 1:640 diffuse, 1:80

+ / +

+ / +

+ / +

 

ILD, Gottron sign, mechanic’s hands, V-neck sign, dysphagia, pharyngeal Ca

E

67

M

DM

nucleolar, 1:1280

+ / +

+ / +

+ / +

 

ILD, Gottron sign, Heliotrope rash muscle weakness, prostate Ca

F

73

F

UCTD

nucleolar, 1:640

+ / +

+ / +

+ / +

 

ILD, dry eye, dry mouth

G

33

F

UCTD

nucleolar, 1:640 diffuse, 1:80

+ / -

+ / -

+ / +

 

morning stiffness, polyarthralgia

H

31

F

UCTD

nucleolar, 1:160 speckled, 1:80

+ / -

+ / -

+ / +

 

polyarthralgia, photosensitivity

I

31

F

UCTD

speckled, 1:80

+ / -

+ / -

+ / -

 

oral ulcer, photosensitivity

J

24

F

UCTD

diffuse, 1:640 cytoplasmic, 1:160

- / +

- / -

- / -

SS-A

dry eye, dry mouth

K

23

F

SLE

diffuse, 1:320 cytoplasmic, 1:80

- / +

- / -

- / -

SS-A ribosomal P

polyarthralgia, malar rash, photosensitivity, leukopenia

  1. a ‘diffuse’ and ‘speckled’ in the IIF pattern, respectively, refer to nuclear diffuse and nuclear speckled patterns. CADM, clinically amyopathic DM; Ca, carcinoma; DM, dermatomyositis; ILD, interstitial lung disease; lSSc, limited cutaneous SSc; ph, phenomenon; SLE, systemic lupus erythematosus; SS, Sjögren’s syndrome; SSc, systemic scleroderma; UCTD, undifferentiated connective tissue disease.