Clinical and Immunopathologic Profile of Mexican Patients with IgG4 Autoimmune Pancreatitis

Table 1

Patient’s demographic and clinical characteristics at the outbreak of the disease.

Age (mean ± SD) years	47.5±14.4 (16–69) years.
Gender (male)	8 (53%)
Family history of autoimmune diseases	3 (20%)
Initial manifestations
Weight loss	13 (87%)
Abdominal pain	9 (60%)
Bile duct stenosis/obstructive jaundice	8 (53%)
Palpebral or periorbital swelling	2 (13%)
Recurrent acute pancreatitis	2 (13%)
Salivary gland swelling/Xerostomy	1 (7%)
Pancreatic focal swelling	1 (7%)
Other autoimmune diseases	2 (13%)*
Increased serum IgG4 (>135 mg/dL)	2/10
Rheumatoid factor	4/8
Positive antinuclear antibodies	6/9
Diabetes mellitus	3/15
Increased IgG	5/10

*Sjögren’s syndrome and Graves’ disease.