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any procedure performed
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through Partial
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Sternotomy, Minithoracotomy,
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Thoracoscopy (Port
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access or robotic), “Key
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hole” route or any
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minimally invasive cardiac
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surgeries consistent with
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the current standard of the
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medical services available
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in Singapore.
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Moderately Severe
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Systemic Lupus
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Erythematosus (S.L.E)
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with Lupus Nephritis
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means an autoimmune
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illness in which tissues
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and cells are damaged by
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deposition of pathogenic
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autoantibodies and
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immune complexes and
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damage of the kidney
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function.
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The diagnosis of S.L.E.
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with Lupus Nephritis will
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be based on the following
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conditions:
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(1) Clinically there must be
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at least 4 out of the
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following presentations
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suggested by The
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American College of
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Rheumatology.
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1.1. Malar rash
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1.2. Discoid rash
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1.3. Photosensitivity
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1.4. Oral ulcers
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1.5. Arthritis
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1.6. Serositis
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1.7. Renal Disorder
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1.8. Leukopenia
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(<4,000/mL), or
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Lymphopenia
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Advanced Stage1
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the thoracic and
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abdominal aorta but not its
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branches.
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Surgery performed using
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only minimally invasive or
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intra-arterial techniques
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are excluded.
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Systemic Lupus
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Erythematosus with
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Lupus Nephritis
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The unequivocal
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diagnosis of Systemic
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Lupus Erythematosus
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(SLE) based on
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recognised diagnostic
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criteria and supported with
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clinical and laboratory
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evidence. In respect of this
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contract, systemic lupus
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erythematosus will be
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restricted to those forms of
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systemic lupus
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erythematosus which
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involve the kidneys (Class
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III to Class VI lupus
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nephritis, established by
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renal biopsy, and in
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accordance with the
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RPS/ISN classification
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system). The final
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diagnosis must be
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confirmed by a certified
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medical examiner
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specializing in
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Rheumatology and
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Immunology.
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The RPS/ISN classification
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of lupus nephritis:
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Class I: Minimal
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mesangial lupus nephritis
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Encephalitis
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Early Stage
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brain, heart (or
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