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Primary biliary cholangitis and Sjögren’s syndrome, not systemic sclerosis, are the most common definitive autoimmune diseases in the large anti-CENP-B-positive patient cohort, supporting their complementary role in clinical phenotyping and diagnostic evaluation.
ACA-positive RA may present a unique phenotype characterized by an increased risk of interstitial lung disease, sicca symptoms, and cholestatic liver injury; thus, enhanced pulmonary/hepatic screening and tailored monitoring strategies are critical.
Higher ANA titers and the DFS pattern identify subgroups with enhanced autoantibody reactivity and distinct inflammatory characteristics in patients with CSU and support the immunologic heterogeneity of CSU.
Systemic autoimmune overlap was present in approximately one in five patients and the overlap group showed more frequent systemic autoantibody positivity and a predominance of optic neuritis at onset, but disability measures, treatment patterns, and most clinical outcomes were similar between groups.
While ANA and RF may be positive in malignancy due to immune dysregulation, these findings are largely non-specific and should neither prompt a diagnosis of a rheumatic disease nor alter the oncological treatment plan.
C celiac disease may be an underrecognized cause of iron deficiency anemia in this single-center hospital cohort, particularly among young women.
Anti-Ro52 positivity was associated with a higher frequency of ILD and a distinct serological profile in SjD, which support its potential value in clinical phenotyping, although prospective multicenter studies are needed for validation.
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