August 20, 2025

Clinical characteristics analysis of patients with immune-related pancytopenia complicated by connective tissue diseases.

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YSYingying SunSun Yat-sen University CLC Y Liu ZSZonghong Shao

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Retrospective analysis shows higher ferritin levels in the non-remission group among patients with immune-related pancytopenia and connective tissue diseases, indicating worse prognosis.

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Higher ferritin levels were observed in patients with non-remission compared to those in remission, indicating possible severity.
Among 45 patients, 93.3% exhibited either bicytopenia or pancytopenia, highlighting the prevalence of these conditions in the cohort.
Analysis revealed a negative correlation between antinuclear antibody titers and red blood cell levels, suggesting a link to cytopenia severity.
Active bone marrow proliferation was present in all patients, marking a key differentiator in immune-related pancytopenia associated with connective tissue diseases.

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Sun et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af40a1cf1dd9ea359ecce4 https://doi.org/10.3760/cma.j.cn112137-20250401-00786

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Retrospective analysis shows higher ferritin levels in the non-remission group among patients with immune-related pancytopenia and connective tissue diseases, indicating worse prognosis.

Clinical characteristics analysis of patients with immune-related pancytopenia complicated by connective tissue diseases.

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Clinical characteristics analysis of patients with immune-related pancytopenia complicated by connective tissue diseases.

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