The article presents the Sjögren's syndrome should henceforth be known as Sjögren's
disease for this change is based on the precedent for such name changes in rheumatology …

The term “Sjögren's syndrome”(SS) is frequently used to describe the occurrence of
keratocon-junctivis sicca and xerostomia in association with an autoimmune disorder …

Sjögren's syndrome (SS) is undoubtedly an autoimmune disease, with exocrine glands as
the site of intense immunologic activity (Talal et al., eds. Sjögrens Syndrome Clinical and …

IN 1933, Henrik Sjogren, a Swedish ophthalmologist, published a comprehensive
monograph on the subject of keratitis sicca.'He reviewed the literature and detailed complete …

Sjögren's syndrome can present in a heterogeneous manner with symptoms varying from
systemic features such as unexplained fever, weight loss and neurological manifestations to …

I have been a student of Sjogren's syndrome for virtually all of my professional life. My
education in this disease began in 1962 when I arrived at the National Institutes of Health to …

Reports of the clinical components making up what we now call Sjögren's syndrome (SS)
have been appearing for more than 100 years (reviewed by Shearn 1971). However, there …

The four most frequently used criteria for definition of Sjögren's syndrome--the Copenhagen,
the Japanese, the Greek and the Californian criteria--are critically evaluated. The article …

Sjögren's syndrome (SS) is greatly under recognized in clinical practice, primarily for 2
reasons: its presentations are variable and often nonspecific and there are still no clear …

Sjögrens syndrome is a systemic autoimmune disease characterized by a reduced function
of exocrine glands, mainly salivary and lacrimal glands based on chronic plasmocellular …