Published July 30, 2023 | Version https://impactfactor.org/PDF/IJPCR/15/IJPCR,Vol15,Issue7,Article49.pdf
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SLE with Haemoregic Cyst

Authors/Creators

  • 1. Assistant Professor, Department of Skin VD and Leprosy CIMS, Chhindwara
  • 2. Senior Resident, Department of Obs. & Gynae Swami Dayanand General Hospital, Shahdara Delhi
  • 3. Associate Professor, Department of Surgery Government Medical College, Ratlam
  • 4. Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine CIMS, Chhindwara

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Various cases of anaemia presenting with positive ANA were studied and a case series of such cases made and studied. SLE may be present along with persistent anemia in the presence of positive ANA for prolonged periods of time. It is recommended that patients with a positive ANA and persistent anemia serially be looked for clinical and laboratory manifestations of SLE in other organs.

Abstract (English)

Various cases of anaemia presenting with positive ANA were studied and a case series of such cases made and studied. SLE may be present along with persistent anemia in the presence of positive ANA for prolonged periods of time. It is recommended that patients with a positive ANA and persistent anemia serially be looked for clinical and laboratory manifestations of SLE in other organs.

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