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Exagen says systematic review finds AVISE Lupus test flags 25% of SLE cases missed by standard serology
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Exagen says systematic review finds AVISE Lupus test flags 25% of SLE cases missed by standard serology
  • Exagen announced publication of a systematic review validating real-world performance of its AVISE Lupus diagnostic algorithm; results have already been published.
  • The review found the test improved identification of systemic lupus patients versus conventional blood markers, supporting earlier, more confident diagnosis.
  • Findings were consistent across studies spanning 2011-2025, reinforcing the product’s clinical positioning for broader adoption.
  • Exagen said the expanded evidence base supports its reimbursement strategy and premium market positioning in autoimmune diagnostics.


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