Retrospective analysis shows high rates of neurological complications in Sjögren’s Syndrome patients, highlighting associations with disease activity and peripheral neuropathy.
Key Points
Neurological complications were present in 65.3% of patients diagnosed with Sjögren’s Syndrome.
Multivariable regression identified joint pain and elevated disease activity as independent predictors of neurological involvement.
Common manifestations included headache attributed to Sjögren’s Syndrome and peripheral neuropathy in patients.
The analysis demonstrated significant neurological findings on MRI, including instances of white matter lesions, in patients studied.