HOW THE AGE AT DIAGNOSIS MODIFIES THE PHENOTYPE OF PRIMARY SJÖGREN SYNDROME: ANALYSIS IN 11,420 PATIENTS (BIG DATA SJÖGREN PROJECT)

NIHAN ACAR-DENIZLI; ASTRID RASMUSSEN; CHIARA BALDINI; LUCA QUARTUCCIO; BERKAN ARMAGAN; MARIKA KVARNSTROM; ELENA BARTOLONI BOCCI; THOMAS MANDL; VALERIA VALIM; HENDRIKA BOOTSMA ; VALERIE DEVAUCHELLE-PENSEC; DANIEL HAMMENFORS; FABIOLA ATZENI; SANDRA CONSANI-FERNÁNDEZ; BRITO ZERON PILAR; WAN FAI NG; RAPHAELE SEROR; JACQUES-ERIC GOTTENBERG; ROBERTA PRIORI; AIKE A. KRUIZE; SONJA PRAPROTNIK; ROSER SOLANS-LAQUÉ; YASUNORI SUZUKI ; AGATA SEBASTIAN; HIDEKI NAKAMURA ; BENEDIKT HOFAUER; SANDRA PASOTO; JACQUES MOREL; XAVIER MARIETTE; RETAMOZO SOLEDAD; ILDIKO FANNY HORVÁTH; LI XIAOMEI; PULUKOOL SANDHYA; GABRIELA HERNANDEZ-MOLINA; SEUNG-KI KWOK; DAMIEN SENE; MAUREEN RISCHMUELLER; DAVID ISENBERG; GUNNEL NORDMARK; ROBERTO GIACOMELLI; MICHELE BOMBARDIERI; TAMER A GHEITA; CRISTINA VOLLENVEIDER; MANUEL RAMOS-CASALS

Madrid

Congreso; EULAR 2019 ? Annual European Congress of Rheumatology; 2019

The European League Against Rheumatism (EULAR)

Objectives: To analyse how the age at diagnosis modifies the phenotypeof primary Sjögren syndrome (SS)Methods: The Big Data Sjögren Project was formed in 2014 to take a?high-definition? picture of the main features of primary SS at diagnosisby merging international SS databases. By January 2019, the databaseincluded 11,420 patients from 24 countries of the 5 continents.Results: Women (52.7 vs 54.6 yrs in men, p