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Table 1 Patient characteristics and outcome measurements of 80 patients with JIA

From: Fatigue in patients with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis: relationship to perceived health, physical health, self-efficacy, and participation

Characteristic

Mā€‰N

[IQR] / (%)

Age

9.8

[8.7; 11.0]

Female

52

(65)

JIA classification

ā€ƒ-Oligo-JIA, persistent

25

(31)

ā€ƒ-Oligo-JIA, extended

11

(14)

ā€ƒ-Poly-JIA, Rf-

25

(31)

ā€ƒ-Poly-JIA, Rf+

3

(4)

ā€ƒ-Psoriasis related JIA

4

(5)

ā€ƒ-Enthesitis related JIA

3

(4)

ā€ƒ-S-JIA

9

(11)

Disease duration (yr)

2.95

[1.22; 6.19]

Disease activity (cm)

.30

[.00; .90]

On medication

60

(75)

Disability

.33

[.11; .75]

Pain (cm)

1.50

[.20; 3.85]

Fatigue

77.8

[68.1; 86.1]

Energy level (cm)

ā€ƒ- Mean morning

5.55

[4.04; 8.14]

ā€ƒ- Mean afternoon

7.21

[5.73; 8.39]

ā€ƒ- Mean evening

5.53

[4.21; 7.57]

ā€ƒ- Mean daily

6.00

[4.92; 7.49]

Number of days low/ very low energy (nā€‰=ā€‰72)

ā€ƒ- 0

7/25

(10/35)

ā€ƒ- 1-3

9/27

(13/38)

ā€ƒ- 4-6

13/16

(18/22)

ā€ƒ- 7

43/5

(60/7)

Exercise capacity

592

[489; 638]

PAL

1.53

[1.46; 1.60]

Participation PEC

ā€ƒ-Full

53

(66)

ā€ƒ-Partial

22

(28)

ā€ƒ-No

5

(6)

Full school attendance

56

(70)

Sports frequency/week

1

[.25; 3.00]

Self-efficacy

ā€ƒ-Symptom

3.75

[2.50; 6.72]

ā€ƒ-Activity

6.88

[4.38; 9.38]

  1. M Median, IQR Inter Quartile Range, N Number, Rf Rheumatoid factor, yr years, cm centimeters, PAL Physical Activity Level, PEC Physical Education Class