Difference in clinical presentation between women and men in incident primary Sjögren's syndrome.
Jorge I Ramírez SepúlvedaMarika KvarnströmSusanna BraunerChiara BaldiniMarie Wahren-HerleniusPublished in: Biology of sex differences (2017)
Our analysis of two independent cohorts of incident pSS demonstrates that the presence and number of EGM are significantly more frequent among men with pSS than women at diagnosis. Importantly, around half of the male patients presented with more than one EGM at diagnosis, supporting the conclusion that pSS in men represents a more severe form of disease, regardless of the lower risk for men to develop pSS.