Fluctuations of antibody to ribosomal P proteins correlate with appearance and remission of nephritis in SLE

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Antibodies to ribosomal P proteins are found in widely variable proportions (up to 42%) of patients with SLE depending on the ethnic background of the patient population. Neuropsychiatric disease was first recognized to have increased prevalence with anti-P and more recently liver and renal disease. We describe four patients with SLE and circumscribed episodes of nephritis of relatively short duration. In two...

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