Reports organ-specific autoimmunity in primary Sjögren’s disease, indicating its role in patient comorbidity.
One-third of patients with primary SjD had OSA, with endocrine involvement being the most common. OSA may precede, follow, or accompany the diagnosis of SjD, and is not associated with higher disease activity. Monitoring for OSA is important as it contributes to comorbidity in these patients.
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