Features of systemic autoimmune disease associated with anti-Ku antibodies (descriptions of two clinical cases)

Anti-Ku antibodies are a special type of myositis-associated antibodies that are characteristic of patients with the overlap syndrome of systemic scleroderma and immune-inflammatory myopathy, as well as occurring in other autoimmune diseases. Patients with these antibodies have their own clinical and laboratory features of the disease and can be identified as a separate anti-Ku syndrome. For the first time in the domestic literature, descriptions of two clinical cases of the development of a cross syndrome associated with anti-Ku antibodies are presented. The features of the course of the disease and the response to various options for immunosuppressive therapy were analyzed.

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Rheumatology Science and Practice
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2024-09-03
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https://doi.org/10.47360/1995-4484-2024-435-440
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Systemic Sclerosis and Related Diseases
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Features of systemic autoimmune disease associated with anti-Ku antibodies (descriptions of two clinical cases)

А. В. Торгашина, A. R. Khalmetova, A. N. Khelkovskaya-Sergeeva, A. O. Abdykerimov
Rheumatology Science and Practice
Systemic Sclerosis and Related Diseases
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Features of systemic autoimmune disease associated with anti-Ku antibodies (descriptions of two clinical cases)

А. В. Торгашина, A. R. Khalmetova, A. N. Khelkovskaya-Sergeeva, A. O. Abdykerimov
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Anti-Ku antibodies are a special type of myositis-associated antibodies that are characteristic of patients with the overlap syndrome of systemic scleroderma and immune-inflammatory myopathy, as well as occurring in other autoimmune diseases. Patients with these antibodies have their own clinical and laboratory features of the disease and can be identified as a separate anti-Ku syndrome. For the first time in the domestic literature, descriptions of two clinical cases of the development of a cross syndrome associated with anti-Ku antibodies are presented. The features of the course of the disease and the response to various options for immunosuppressive therapy were analyzed.

Rheumatology Science and PracticeVol. 62(4)
Association of Rheumatologists of Russia (RU)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Systemic Sclerosis and Related Diseases
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