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Table 2 Comparison of characteristics of patients with successful and unsuccessful transfer of care

From: High rates of unsuccessful transfer to adult care among young adults with juvenile idiopathic arthritis

 

Successful Transfer (n = 48)

Unsuccessful transfer (n = 52)

P-values

JIA category

  

0.18

Systemic Arthritis

6

1

 

ERA

12

18

 

Oligoarthritis

7

14

 

Polyarthritis

13

10

 

Psoriatic

4

3

 

Undifferentiated

6

6

 

Uveitis (n, %)

8 (17.0%)

9 (17.0%)

0.99

Age at diagnosis (mean, year)

9.27

10.35

0.26

Use of DMARDs (n, %)

27 (57.4%)

31 (58.5%)

0.92

AJC (n, %)

  

0.02

0 joints

24(51.1%)

39 (73.6%)

 

> = 1 joints

23 (48.9%)

14 (26.4%)

 

Gender

  

0.08

Female (n, %)

36 (76.6%)

32 (60.4%)

 

Male (n, %)

11 (23.4%)

21 (39.6%)

 

Educational attainment

  

0.25

Education on track with peers* (n, %)

28/43 (65.1%)

38/48 (79.2%)

 

Not on track

15/43 (34.9%)

10/48 (20.8%)

 
  1. *Missing information in 9 subjects
  2. DMARD- Disease modifying Agent of Rheumatic Disease
  3. AJC- Active Joint Count
  4. n- number
  5. %- per cent