Relationship Among Clinical, Laboratory Findings, Disease Severity Scores and Genetic Mutations in Patient with Familial Mediterranean Fever

Selda Yavuz; Nilgün Selçuk Duru; Murat Elevl

doi:10.4274/haseki.68077

April 1, 2018Medical Bulletin of HasekiOpen Access

Relationship Among Clinical, Laboratory Findings, Disease Severity Scores and Genetic Mutations in Patient with Familial Mediterranean Fever

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Key Points

To evaluate the associations among clinical presentations, laboratory markers, MEFV gene mutations, and disease severity scores in individuals diagnosed with familial Mediterranean fever.
Assessed clinical symptoms and routine inflammatory laboratory markers in patients diagnosed with familial Mediterranean fever.
Screened for disease-associated genetic mutations and calculated standardized disease severity scores across the cohort.
Clinical and laboratory parameters were evaluated against specific genetic mutation profiles across affected individuals.
Disease severity scores were correlated with genetic variants and inflammatory markers to identify genotype-phenotype patterns.

Implication

Observational analysis explores clinical and genetic markers linked to disease severity in familial Mediterranean fever, highlighting disease management insights.

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Relationship Among Clinical, Laboratory Findings, Disease Severity Scores and Genetic Mutations in Patient with Familial Mediterranean Fever

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Relationship Among Clinical, Laboratory Findings, Disease Severity Scores and Genetic Mutations in Patient with Familial Mediterranean Fever

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