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Sjögren's Syndrome with Peculiar Esophageal Findings, a Case Report M. Kondo 1 , I. Nishigaki 1 , H. Imanishi 1 , S. Toriie 1 , K. Kawai 2 1Dept. of Medicine, Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine 2School of Preventive Medicine, Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine pp.1249-1254
Published Date 1974/10/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403111805
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 A 26-year-old female had been diagnosed as SLE for 3 years before she complained of dysphagia, with dryness of eyes and mouth. A diagnosis of Sjögren's syndrome was made by sialogram and histological feature of parotid gland. Barium meal radiographs showed peculiar granulation of the lower half of the esophagus, with slight dilation and decreased peristalsis. By endoscopy, mucous membrane was found heavily covered with granular white coat, which was easily removed to expose bleeding or erosive surface. Histologically, it was found to show degeneration or necrosis of mucous membrane with marked cell infiltration. A lot of fungi were observed at the ulcereted area.

 These findings, completely different from those usually seen in PSS or related diseases, strongly suggested the possibility that the changes of esophagus were mainly due to the sicca syndrome characteristic of Sjögren's syndrome. Esophagitis followed by stasis of meals or regurgitation of stomach juice, and fungal proliferation from long-term administration of steroid, might also have participated in producing those changes. Although the presence of “progressive systemic sclerosis sine scleroderma” could not be excluded, we would like to postulate that the esophageal changes seen in this case were specific to Sjögren's syndrome and different from PSS.


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