Previous studies assessing association of ANAs with various outcomes in ITP patients
Study . | Number of tested patients . | Design . | Threshold for ANA positivity . | Prevalence, % . | Outcomes . |
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Kurata et al3 | 66 chronic ITP | Retrospective | 1/40 | 44 | No SLE and Sjögren syndrome during follow-up in the ANA+ group |
Vantelon et al4 | 122 chronic ITP | Retrospective | 1/40 | 13 | 2 SLEs during follow-up in the ANA+ group |
Altintas et al5 | 108 newly diagnosed and chronic ITP | Retrospective | 1/80 | 33.6 | No difference regarding chronic evolution |
Abbasi et al 6 | 46 newly diagnosed ITP | Retrospective | 1/40 | 21.7 | No difference regarding age, history of autoimmune disease, platelet count at diagnosis |
Response to corticosteroids less frequent if ANA+ | |||||
Grimaldi-Bensouda et al7 | 136 newly diagnosed ITP | Prospective | 1/80 | 25.7 | No difference regarding age, sex, platelet count at diagnosis, chronic evolution |
More frequent familial history of autoimmune disease and less frequent bleeding at diagnosis if ANA+ | |||||
Moulis et al2 | 85 newly diagnosed ITP | Prospective | 1/160 | 44.7 | Risk for chronicity if ANA+ (OR, 2.89; 95% CI, 1.08-7.74) |
Hollenhorst et al1 | 144 ITP | Retrospective | 1/40 | 65 | Higher risk for thrombosis if ANA+ |
No difference in remission at last follow-up |
Study . | Number of tested patients . | Design . | Threshold for ANA positivity . | Prevalence, % . | Outcomes . |
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Kurata et al3 | 66 chronic ITP | Retrospective | 1/40 | 44 | No SLE and Sjögren syndrome during follow-up in the ANA+ group |
Vantelon et al4 | 122 chronic ITP | Retrospective | 1/40 | 13 | 2 SLEs during follow-up in the ANA+ group |
Altintas et al5 | 108 newly diagnosed and chronic ITP | Retrospective | 1/80 | 33.6 | No difference regarding chronic evolution |
Abbasi et al 6 | 46 newly diagnosed ITP | Retrospective | 1/40 | 21.7 | No difference regarding age, history of autoimmune disease, platelet count at diagnosis |
Response to corticosteroids less frequent if ANA+ | |||||
Grimaldi-Bensouda et al7 | 136 newly diagnosed ITP | Prospective | 1/80 | 25.7 | No difference regarding age, sex, platelet count at diagnosis, chronic evolution |
More frequent familial history of autoimmune disease and less frequent bleeding at diagnosis if ANA+ | |||||
Moulis et al2 | 85 newly diagnosed ITP | Prospective | 1/160 | 44.7 | Risk for chronicity if ANA+ (OR, 2.89; 95% CI, 1.08-7.74) |
Hollenhorst et al1 | 144 ITP | Retrospective | 1/40 | 65 | Higher risk for thrombosis if ANA+ |
No difference in remission at last follow-up |
CI, confidence interval; OR, odds ratio.