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Laboratory Testing for Rheumatic Diseases
Tadao FUNATO, MD*1, Sanae TSUKAMOTO*2 and Takeshi SASAKI, MD
The diagnosis of rheumatic diseases is primarily based on clinical symptoms
and laboratory findings. However, diagnosis of rheumatic disease is often
difficult because of the variations even in the same disease. Routine laboratory
tests are valuable in detecting renal dysfunctions. In this review, the
important auto-antibodies and inflammatory markers associated with rheumatic
diseases are described. Further, their utility as diagnostic and prognostic
tools, including their specificity, sensitivity and practical applications,
is discussed.
[Rinsho Byori 51 : 225`230, 2003]
*1Division of Molecular Diagnostics, Department of Clinical Medicine, Tohoku University, School of Medicine, Sendai 980-8574
yKey Wordszrheumatic disease(E}`«Ύ³)Cautoantibody(©ΘRΜ)CCRP(C½«`)CSAA(΄A~Ch`A)
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E-mail :tfunato@mail.cc.tohoku.ac.jp