Hematologic Sample Clauses

Hematologic. ACR criteria elements are hemolytic anemia and lupus anti-coagulant, the non-ACR variable is antiphospholipid syndrome. Immunologic. False-positive syphilis test is an ACR element, low complements is not. SLE damage. Some of the variables collected indicate (possible) damage caused by SLE: myocar- dial infarction, cerebrovascular disease, Jaccoud’s arthropathy, avascular necrosis (can be caused by disease processes or iatrogenically), end-stage renal disease. Laboratory and pathology variables Hematologic and urine laboratory manifestations are recorded as positive if they occur two or more times, with six or more months between occurrences. Hematologic. All hematologic variables collected are el- ements of the ACR criteria: leukopenia, lymphopenia, and thrombocytopenia. Urine. Several variables describe proteinuria, and ACR criteria element: 24-hour urine protein (>500mg or ≥ 3 grams), dipstick protein on urinalysis, and spot protein to creatinine ratio on urinalysis (> 0.5, ≥ 3). The occurrence of cellular casts on urinalysis is recorded. Immunologic. Antinuclear antibody (XXX), a distinct ACR xxxxx- xxxx, is abstracted. Elements of the “immunologic” ACR criterion are anti-DNA or anti-ds DNA, anti-Sm (anti-Xxxxx), anticardiolipin antibodies, and false positive syphilis test. Non-ACR immunologic variables are anti-RNP, anti-Ro/SSA, anti-la/SSB, or anti-beta2 glycoprotein antibodies, rheumatoid factor, low C3, and low C4 (complement). Pathology. Information on renal biopsies is recorded.
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Hematologic abnormal bleeding, anemia, jaundice in a premature or seriously ill neonate, neutropenia,petechiae, polycythemia, thrombocytopenia

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