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Antinucleosome antibodies in juvenile chronic arthritis
Clinical Rheumatology, 10/06/09

Nisihara RM et al. – No significant association among antinucleosome and JCA form, uveitis, age of onset, gender, or functional index was found. We conclude that in JCA, there is a prevalence of 33.3% of antinucleosome antibodies.

• Searched for antinucleosome antibodies in 30 adult JCA patients and studied possible associations with clinical profile
• 10 individuals positive for antinucleosome antibodies
• 7 were simultaneously ANA positive

• No significant association among antinucleosome and JCA form, uveitis, age of onset, gender, or functional index was found

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