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Can nucleolar pattern be associated with hashimoto's or something other than scleroderma?
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Blood tests: Nucleolar pattern is associated with scleroderma, but is also subject to interpretation. If there are signs and symptoms of disease, then a nucleolar ANA may be significant. With no specific signs and symptoms, it is more likely to be a red herring.
Answered 5/26/2017
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