Clinical Study

Pathologies Associated with Serum IgG4 Elevation

Table 2

Final diagnosis in patients with elevated serum IgG4 level (>1.35 g/L).

𝑛 (%)Mean IgG4 levels (g/L)
(extremes)

Repeated infections15 (25.4%)2.31 (1.37–4.3)
Autoimmune diseases8 (13.6%)3.62 (1.38–11.3)
No final diagnosis8 (13.6%)1.94 (1.37–2.97)
IgG4-RD6 (10.1%)12.64 (2.48−20.6)
Possible IgG4-RD 5 (8.5%)2.23 (1.56–3.37)
Cancer4 (6.8%)2.00 (1.71–2.32)
Primary immune deficiency4 (6.8%)1.80 (1.44–2.24)
Interstitial pneumonitis3 (5%)5.54 (1.51–12.7)
Cystic fibrosis2 (3.4%)4.49 (3.36–5.62)
Erdheim Chester disease2 (3.4%)3.05 (2.15–3.94)
Vasculitis2 (3.4%)3.68 (3.06–4.30)

IgG4-RD: IgG4-related disease.
Apart from the final diagnostic retained, allergic and atopic manifestations were found in 10 patients (16.9%).