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The process of diagnosing a patient with Sjögren’s can differ depending on whether the diagnosis is being made for ongoing management in a physician’s office or for participation in a clinical trial. For the former, the diagnostic criteria are much looser and include the expert opinion of the diagnosing physician. For the latter, official, validated classification criteria are used, which are much more stringent. This chapter will discuss both diagnostic and classification criteria for Sjögren’s, including key differences and why and how they are used in clinical and research settings. The criteria rely upon certain biopsy findings, biomarkers, and exclusion of other related conditions and similar presenting disorders. Using the criteria allows for a more precise understanding of Sjögren’s epidemiology and provides a way to ensure uniformity in clinical trials.
- Author
- Matthew Makara
- Publisher
- Oxford University Press
- Published
- 2022
- Language
- EN
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