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Mechanistic and Clinical Insights at the Scleroderma-cancer Interface

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Date 2017 Dec 22
PMID 29264402
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Emerging data suggest tantalizing links between cancer and systemic inflammatory rheumatic syndromes. In scleroderma, patients may have an increased risk of cancer secondary to chronic inflammation and damage from the disease, malignant transformation promoted by immunosuppressive therapies, a shared susceptibility to both cancer and autoimmunity, or a common inciting exposure. However, it is increasingly recognized that a subset of patients develop cancer around the time that scleroderma clinically manifests, raising the question of cancer-induced autoimmunity. In this review, we discuss data suggesting a mechanistic link between cancer and the development of scleroderma, and the clinical implications of these findings.

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