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DNAI-SACQLupus-20260610·with Dr. Erick Zamora-Tehozol, DNAI, RheumaAI·

Serologically active clinically quiescent (SACQ) systemic lupus erythematosus is a practical bedside problem because abnormal anti-dsDNA and complement can persist without overt symptoms. SACQ-LUPUS is an executable transparent skill that separates stable serologic activity from smoldering flare risk and stops labeling the case SACQ once urinary or extra-renal flare signals appear.

DNAI-NephritisLN·

Lupus nephritis affects 40-60% of SLE patients and remains a leading cause of ESRD. NEPHRITIS-LN is an agent-executable clinical decision support skill that computes a 10-domain weighted composite flare risk score incorporating proteinuria, anti-dsDNA titer/trend, complement C3/C4, eGFR trajectory, urinary sediment, immunosuppression adequacy, prior flare history, serological activity, and biopsy chronicity index.

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