1 salivary glands that often is accompanied by extraglandular disease manifestations.

2 eral and anterior portions of the gland, and extraglandular extension of tumor.

3 pheres, three of eight left hemispheres) and extraglandular extent of disease (three of five hemisphe

4          In SS patients with immune-mediated extraglandular manifestation (ie, lung, kidney, skin, ne

5  agents, and cytotoxic agents to address the extraglandular manifestations involving skin, lung, hear

6 emiology, clinical presentation, and certain extraglandular manifestations of DILS have changed, conc

7 further investigated, both for glandular and extraglandular manifestations of the disease with mixed

8 n, inflammation, and destruction, as well as extraglandular manifestations.

9                                 Frequency of extraglandular ocular and systemic manifestations and se

10                                 Frequency of extraglandular ocular findings and timing of their diagn

11                                  One or more extraglandular ocular manifestations were present in 40

12 ane may allow better depiction of tumors and extraglandular spread than is possible with current 2D t

13                                              Extraglandular systemic complications of SS (ie, vasculi

14               Sixty-eight patients (42%) had extraglandular systemic manifestations of SS.

15 gen owing to excessive aromatase activity in extraglandular tissues.