nd (hypophysitis), larynx (submucosal lesion) and lymph nodes.[ 12 ] International Consensus Guidance Statement on IgG4-RD suggests that there are no laboratory, serological or imaging characteristics that are exclusive for this disease.[ 13 , 14 ] Serum IgG4 levels were originally considered to be highly significant in terms of diagnosis but now have lost importance as it can be elevated in other conditions (like malignancies) as well.
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Malignancy mimics- diagnostic perplexities for oral and maxillofacial pathologists.
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