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February 28, 2003Thorax116 citationsOpen Access

Relationship of anti-GM-CSF antibody concentration, surfactant protein A and B levels, and serum LDH to pulmonary parameters and response to GM-CSF therapy in patients with idiopathic alveolar proteinosis

JSJ.F. Seymour

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Of the serological parameters studied, only SP-A and LDH levels were correlated with conventional measures of disease severity, with LDH most accurately reflecting A - aDO(2) and vital capacity. Only a normal LDH level predicted a higher likelihood of response to treatment with GM-CSF.

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