[ @entity2835 and XXXX ( @entity29629 ): apropos of 8 new cases. The contribution of accessory salivary gland biopsy].

@entity2835 @entity1 @entity7841 @entity455 @entity82 @entity29629 @entity39 @entity3794 @entity4067 @entity785
PURPOSE: We report eight new cases of the association primary @entity2835 ( @entity29629 ) and study the contribution of labial salivary gland biopsy to the disease diagnosis. METHODS: We retrospectively collected clinical and biological data as well as results of labial salivary gland biopsies in eight @entity1 with @entity29629 . RESULTS: The eight @entity1 were female. @entity785 corresponded to a @entity4067 in three @entity1 , while in two other @entity1 two features of the @entity4067 were observed. Anticentromere antibodies were detected in these five cases. The last three @entity1 had @entity785 with @entity3794 in two cases. All @entity1 presented with Sj  gren's syndrome. Labial salivary gland biopsies performed in six @entity1 showed in five cases an inflammatory infiltrate and focal @entity7841 typically associated with Sj  gren's syndrome. In four cases, @entity455 and @entity82 were suggestive of @entity785 , and in four other cases, the presence of a pericanalicular infiltrate of lymphocytes and @entity39 of the excretory ducts epithelial cells suggested the existence of @entity2835 . In three @entity1 , all histological lesions were found in the same labial salivary gland biopsy. CONCLUSION: Coexistence of histological lesions on the same labial salivary gland suggestive of @entity2835 , @entity785 and Sj  gren's syndrome has never been described previously. The diagnostic value of labial salivary gland biopsy has to be assessed in this context.
