Sjögren’s Syndrome: The Clinical Spectrum of Male Patients

Loukas Chatzis; Vasileios C. Pezoulas; Francesco Ferro; Saviana Gandolfo; Valentina Donati; Marco Binutti; Sara Zandonella Callegher; Aliki I. Venetsanopoulou; Evangelia Zampeli; Maria Mavrommati; Ourania D Argyropoulou; Giorgos D. Michalopoulos; Paraskevi V. Voulgari; Themis P. Exarchos; Chiara Baldini; Fotini N. Skopouli; Dimitrios I. Fotiadis; Salvatore De Vita; Haralampos Μ. Moutsopoulos; Athanasios G. Tzioufas; Andreas V. Goules

doi:10.3390/jcm9082620

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Male SS patients carry an increased risk of lymphoma development. Although statistics showed no difference in classical lymphoma predictors compared to females, data-driven analysis revealed gender and lymphadenopathy as independent lymphoma-associated features.

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