Sjogren's Syndrome Perspective

• 2017 Advances in Rheumatology Dr Kevin Deane reviews new trials, new treatments, and other major breakthroughs in rheumatology over the past year.
  Medscape Rheumatology, December 2017
• A 30-Year-Old Diagnosis Never Treated: A Case This woman was never treated for a diagnosis made more than 30 years ago. Was the diagnosis correct? Should she get steroids?
  Hospital for Special Surgery, June 2017
• 10 Rheumatology Advances From 2016 Dr Kevin Deane reviews new trials, new treatments, and other major breakthroughs in rheumatology over the past year.
  Medscape Rheumatology, December 2016
• Rheumatology Advances to Know From 2015 Dr Kevin Deane looks back at the biggest advances in rheumatology in 2015.
  Medscape Rheumatology, December 2015
• Understanding, Diagnosing, and Treating Sjogren Syndrome Dr Fox reports on the 13th International Symposium on Sjogren's Syndrome and shares his perspective on advances in the field.
  Medscape Rheumatology, July 2015
• Systemic Complications Are Common in Sjögren Syndrome A retrospective review of patients with Sjogren syndrome underlines the need for ophthalmologists to screen for this disorder as soon as its tell-tale signs present.
  Medscape Ophthalmology, June 2015
• Finding the Patient With Primary Biliary Cirrhosis If you don't consider it, you might miss the diagnosis of this slowly progressive autoimmune disorder.
  Medscape Gastroenterology, February 2015
• Finding the Etiology of Chronic Widespread Pain   Dr Argoff discusses how skin punch biopsy can improve the diagnosis of chronic widespread pain and lead to effective treatment for many patients.
  Medscape Neurology, February 2015
• Rheumatology Trends to Watch in 2015 Keep your eye on these steps forward taken in 2014 that could translate into patient care improvements in 2015.
  Medscape Rheumatology, January 2015
• Sjögren Syndrome: An A-to-Z Update Take a whirlwind tour of the latest data on Sjogren syndrome, from pathogenesis to treatment.
  Medscape Rheumatology, December 2013
• A 57-Year-Old Woman With Sjögren Syndrome A 57-year-old woman With Sjögren syndrome, fibromyalgia, and rheumatoid arthritis presented with worsening vision. What should be done to improve her vision and eye comfort?
  Medscape Optometry, October 2013
• Reconciling a Sjögren's Diagnosis: Worth the Effort? Dr. Robert Fox discusses efforts to validate 2 major diagnostic criteria for Sjögren syndrome.
  Medscape Rheumatology, February 2013
• IVIg for Sjogren's Neuropathy: Worth the Price? Could this pricey therapy help treat the neurologic manifestations associated with Sjogren's syndrome?
  Medscape Rheumatology, January 2013
• Can Tear Osmolarity Identify Dry Eyes? A system for measuring tear osmolarity is evaluated in patients with dry eye, but is it enough?
  Medscape Ophthalmology, January 2013
• Are the New Sjögren Syndrome Criteria Necessary? Do the new classification criteria for Sjögren syndrome offer a clear advantage over existing recommendations?
  Medscape Rheumatology, September 2012
• New Criteria for Diagnosis of Sjögren Syndrome Impairment of salivary function, causing dry mouth, can bring signs and symptoms of Sjögren syndrome to the attention of the oral healthcare provider.
  Medscape Dental & Oral Health, June 2012
• Sjogren's Syndrome: An Update on Diagnosis and Management Dr. Robert Fox provides an update on diagnosing and managing Sjogren's Syndrome based on data presented at the 2011 American College of Rheumatology Annual Meeting.
  Medscape Rheumatology, January 2012
• IVIg For Sjögren Neuropathy: Worth the Price? Could this pricey therapy help treat the neurologic manifestations associated with Sjögren syndrome?
  Medscape Rheumatology, October 2011
• ACR 2009: Studies Offer Potential New Therapies for Management of Sjögren's Syndrome   In this video commentary, Dr. Robert Fox reviews the latest research from ACR on the pathophysiology and management of Sjögren's syndrome.
  Medscape Rheumatology, November 2009
• The Case | Hypokalemia Associated With Nephrocalcinosis Episodes of general weakness and abnormal liver function test several times in the past led to a diagnosis of hepatitis, but a positive Schirmer test suggested Sjögren's syndrome.
  Kidney International, February 2009