Table 4.

Clinical manifestations in patients with primary Sjögren’s syndrome, with and without p19 or tax antibody in the salivary glands.

p19taxp19 or tax
ManifestationsPositive, n = 10Negative, n = 23Positive, n = 10Negative, n = 23Positive, n = 14Negative, n = 19
Glandular (%)
  Dryness of eyes9/10 (90)23/23 (100)9/10 (90)23/23 (100)13/14 (92.9)19/19 (100)
  Dryness of mouth9/10 (90)23/23 (100)9/10 (90)23/23 (100)13/14 (92.9)19/19 (100)
  Parotid gland enlargement2/10 (20)4/23 (17.4)1/10 (10)5/23 (21.7)2/14 (14.3)4/19 (21.1)
Extraglandular (%)
  Joint pain6/10 (60)16/23 (69.6)6/10 (60)16/23 (69.6)9/14 (64.3)13/19 (68.4)
  Raynaud’s phenomenon4/10 (40)10/23 (43.5)4/10 (40)10/23 (43.5)7/14 (50)7/19 (36.8)
  Photosensitivity2/10 (20)4/23 (17.4)1/10 (10)5/23 (21.7)2/14 (14.3)4/19 (21.1)
  Peripheral neuropathy3/10 (30)3/23 (13)3/10 (30)3/23 (13)4/14 (28.6)2/19 (10.5)
  Lymphadenopathy0/10 (0)6/23 (26.1)0/10 (0)6/23 (26.1)0/14 (0)6/19 (31.6)
  Interstitial lung disease1/10 (10)3/23 (13)0/10 (0)4/23 (17.4)1/14 (7.1)3/19 (15.8)
  Renal tubular acidosis1/10 (10)2/23 (8.7)1/10 (10)2/23 (8.7)1/14 (7.1)2/19 (10.5)
  Autoimmune thyroid disease2/10 (20)1/23 (4.3)1/10 (10)2/23 (8.7)2/14 (14.3)1/19 (5.3)
  Psychosis1/10 (10)0/23 (0)1/10 (10)0/23 (0)1/14 (7.1)0/19 (0)