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Table 1 Clinical characteristics of primary Sjogren’s syndrome patients

From: Olfactory impairment in patients with primary Sjogren’s syndrome and its correlation with organ involvement and immunological abnormalities

 

Patients

Controls

(n = 52) (100%)

(n = 52) (100%)

Age (years)

47.36 ± 12.45

49.09 ± 11.48

Sex (female)

49 (94.23%)

48 (92.31%)

Duration of disease (years)

4.53 ± 4.64

NA

Education (years)

9.32 ± 4.91

11.05 ± 5.37

Smoking

0

0

Objective ocular involvement

45 (86.54%)

 

Objective oral involvement

40 (76.92%)

 

Positive salivary gland biopsy

39 (75%)

 

ESR (mm after 1 h)

34.38 ± 21.39

 

CRP (mg/L)

11.95 ± 10.36

 

ANA

43 (82.69%)

 

Anti-SSA antibody

41 (78.84%)

 

Anti-SSB antibody

15 (28.85%)

 

RF

13 (25%)

 

Current treatment

 Corticosteroids

40 (76.92%)

 

 Hydroxychloroquine

32 (61.54%)

 

 Cyclophosphamide

10 (19.23%)

 

 Cyclosporine

12 (23.07%)

 

 Methotrexate

2 (3.85%)

 

 Mycophenolate mofetil

4 (7.69%)

 

Tripterygium wilfordii

6 (11.54%)

 

 Other immunosuppressant agent

2 (3.85%)

 

Disease activity indexes

 ESSPRI

3.14 ± 1.63

 

 ESSDRI

9.17 ± 6.08

 
  1. Results are expressed as mean ± SD or number (%). ESR, erythrocyte sedimentation rate, CRP C-reactive protein, ANA antinuclear antibody, RF rheumatoid factor, ESSDAI EULAR SS disease activity index, ESSPRI EULAR SS patient reported index