Di 1 jun yi da xue xue bao = Academic journal of the first medical college of PLA · 2005
[Analysis of 34 cases of systemic lupus erythematosus with decreased platelet count].
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Chen Ming-yu, Zhou Zai-gao, Zeng Kang, Sun Le-dong, Ding Li-feng
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OBJECTIVE: To explore the clinical and laboratory examination features of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) with decreased platelet count.
METHODS: Thirty-four SLE patients with decreased platelet count were analyzed for their initial symptoms, clinical manifestations, involvement of the organs and laboratory findings in comparison with 40 randomly selected SLE patients with normal platelet count.
RESULTS: The SLE patients with decreased platelet count were more likely to develop kidney involvement than those with normal platelet, but the incidence of butterfly erythema was significantly lower in the former patients (PP<0.05). Some indices of laboratory examinations, such as CH(50), white blood cell reduction, rate of urine protein, thrombocytocrit and platelet distribution width were significantly higher in SLE patients with decreased platelet count than those with normal platelet count.
CONCLUSIONS: The clinical manifestations and laboratory findings in SLE patients with decreased platelet count may differ from those of SLE patients with normal platelet.
METHODS: Thirty-four SLE patients with decreased platelet count were analyzed for their initial symptoms, clinical manifestations, involvement of the organs and laboratory findings in comparison with 40 randomly selected SLE patients with normal platelet count.
RESULTS: The SLE patients with decreased platelet count were more likely to develop kidney involvement than those with normal platelet, but the incidence of butterfly erythema was significantly lower in the former patients (PP<0.05). Some indices of laboratory examinations, such as CH(50), white blood cell reduction, rate of urine protein, thrombocytocrit and platelet distribution width were significantly higher in SLE patients with decreased platelet count than those with normal platelet count.
CONCLUSIONS: The clinical manifestations and laboratory findings in SLE patients with decreased platelet count may differ from those of SLE patients with normal platelet.