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Table 2 Demographic data, disease activity and temporomandibular disorder diagnoses for 40 patients with juvenile idiopathic arthritis at baseline and 40 patients at two year follow- up

From: Increase in stress contributes to impaired jaw function in juvenile idiopathic arthritis: a two-year prospective study

   

BASELINE

 

TWO-YEAR FOLLOW UP

   

Percentiles

   

Percentiles

  
  

Median

25th

75th

% pos

n

Median

25th

75th

% pos

n

Individuals

 Age

years

12

9

14

 

40

14

12

16

 

40

 Sex

boys/girls

    

10/30

    

10/30

 Age at diagnosis

years

9

4

11

 

40

9

4

11

 

40

 Disease duration

years

4

2

7

 

40

6

3

8

 

40

Disease activity

 JADAS71

0-101

6.2

3.1

9.9

 

40

3.0

0.5

8.5

 

40

 Erythrocyte sedimentation ratea

mm

7

4

10

8

39

0

0

0

0

39

 C-reactive proteina

mg/L

0

0

0

5

39

0

0

0

3

39

 Rheumatoid factor

IU/mL

0

0

0

7

39

0

0

0

8

39

 Anti-citrullinated antibodies

U/mL

0

0

0

10

40

0

0

0

10

40

 Antinuclear antibodies

    

35

40

   

35

40

 HLA-B27 pos

    

12

40

   

12

40

Medication

 NSAID

    

60%

24

   

43%

17

 DMARD

    

63%

25

   

38%

15

 Glucocorticoids

    

15%

6

   

7%

3

 Biologics

    

27%

11

   

35%

14

 Biologics and DMARD

    

13%

5

   

15%

6

 No medication

    

10%

4

   

17%

8

DC/TMD diagnoses

 Myalgia

n

    

8

    

10

 Myofascial pain with referral

n

    

2

    

1

 Arthralgia

n (joints)

    

7

    

11

 Headache attributed to TMD

n

    

3

    

1

Combinations from above

 Myalgia and arthralgia

n

    

2

    

6

 Myalgia, arthralgia and headache

n

    

2

    

1

  1. n number of observations, JADAS71 71-joint Juvenile Arthritis Disease Activity Score, DC/TMD Diagnostic criteria for temporomandibular disorders. NSAID Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug, DMARD Disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs (Methotrexate, Plaquenil, Orencia, Salazopyrin), Glucocorticoids (Prednisolone) Biologics at baseline (Adalimumab (4), Etanercept (5), Abatacept (1) and Golimumab (1)) and for 2-year follow up (Adalimumab (7), Etanercept (2), Tocilizumab (3) and Infliximab (1))
  2. aNormal values for ESR (<30 mm/h), CCP (<7 U/mL) and CRP (<5 mg/L) were counted as 0. Other subtypes of JIA (systemic arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, enthesitis-related or undifferentiated arthritis)