Editorial
Atypical Presentations of Sjögren Disease
Abstract
It has been more than 70 years since Swedish ophthalmologist, Henrik Sjögren, described the triad of xerophthalmia, parotid enlargement, and arthritis. Fifty years before that, Mikulicz noted a correlation between cellular destruction in the lacrimal and salivary glands with cellular infiltrates. Over the ensuing years, literally thousands of papers have been published on Sjögren syndrome (SS) and many diagnostic algorithms have been proposed.1This content is limited to qualifying members.
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