3 articles published in Selcuk Medical Journal with the keyword "Sjögren sendromu": Hematological Involvement in Sjogren's Syndrome and The Relationship of Involvement with Salivary Gland Biopsy; Efficacy of autolog serum applications in dry eye patients; The Relationship Between Inflammatory Parameters And Atherosclerosis With Ischemic Modified Albumin Levels In Sjögren Syndrome
MUSTAFA ÇAĞRI ERGÜN, OKANCAN YILMAZ, EMINE BÜYÜKBOZ, BÜŞRA GÖKÇE, YUSUF CIHAT TÜRKMENOĞLU, PEMBE OLTULU, SIDIKA FINDIK, RECEP TUNÇ
2023, Vol 39, Issue 4, Page 183-188
Abstract Aim: Sjögren's syndrome (SS) is a chronic, multisystem autoimmune disease characterized by inflammation of the glandular tissues. SS can manifest with various extraglandular involvements, including hematologic complications. The aim of our study is to evaluate the relationship between...
NAZMİ ZENGİN, AHMET ÖZKAĞNICI, MEHMET KEMAL GÜNDÜZ
2002, Vol 18, Issue 4, Page 245-247
Aim: To determine the eficacyandpossible complications of autulogous serum application in patients with dry eye. Methods: 27patients, nine with Sjögren’s syndrome, were included in the study. İn addition to their previous med- ications, patients were administered drops which were prepared by...
FERHAT GÖKMEN, HAKAN TÜRKÖN, AYLA AKBAL, HATİCE REŞORLU, YILMAZ SAVAŞ, HARUN PERU, BEŞİR ŞAHİN İNCEER, MUAMMER MÜSLİM KÖSE
2015, Vol 31, Issue 1, Page 20-23
The goal of this study was to determine ischemic modified albumin (IMA) levels and the carotid intima-media thickness (CIMT) in Primary Sjögren Syndrome(pSS) patients. We also aimed to search the relationship between inflammatory parameters and atherosclerosis with ischemic modified albumin levels....
Minör Tükrük Bezi Biyopsisi Fokus Skoru Sitopeni Lökopeni Keywords: Sjogren syndrome minor salivary gland biopsy focus score cytopenia leukopenia Kuru göz otolog serum uygulaması Dry eye autologous serum application Sjögren’s syndrdome iskemik modifiye albümin ateroskleroz karotis intima media kalınlığı Sjogren's syndrome ischemic modified albumin atherosclerosis