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aiSLE™ DX Flare Risk Index is the first proactive test for lupus (SLE). Identify the risk of a patient experiencing a flare in the next 12 weeks.

Indication

Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)

Sample Source

Blood

Result

  1. Risk score derived from artificial intelligence algorithm
  2. Immunologic measures of eleven cytokines
 

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Test Accuracy

The Odds Ratio (OR) calculated for pre-flare vs pre-nonflare patients with positive vs. negative score approaches 5.0 and is highly significant (p= 0.0015). This OR indicates that a patient with a positive aiSLE DX Flare Risk Index score is almost 5 times more likely to flare than a patient with a negative score.

Test Development

aiSLE™ DX Flare Risk Index was developed through clinical studies conducted at several National Institutes of Health-designated Autoimmunity Centers of Excellence in the United States. Participants in the clinical studies contributed blood samples and had their lupus flare status assessed by a rheumatologist using the SLEDAI, the gold standard for assessing a lupus patient’s current disease activity.

People of diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds participated in the studies including European Americans, African Americans, and Native Americans.

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About the Progentec Laboratory

The Progentec laboratory is both CLIA-certified & CAP-accredited. It is based in Oklahoma City at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation. Our lab team has over 50 years of lab operations experience and can provide insight into best practices regarding cost-effective, accurate testing.

 
 

Webinar on proactive lupus care

Emerging science in immunology has changed the way lupus is mesaured.

Research is yet to identify a single biomarker associated with changes in lupus disease activity. But, by assessing a collection of soluble mediators and using machine learning, new measures have been developed that can identify a SLE patient's future risk of experiencing a lupus flare.

Join us for a live webinar to learn about aiSLE™ DX Flare Risk Index

November 12, 2020
6PM Eastern Time