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Table 1 Patients demographics. Data presented as n (%) unless stated

From: Infrared thermography in children: a reliable tool for differential diagnosis of peripheral microvascular dysfunction and Raynaud’s phenomenon?

 

PRP (n = 14)

SRP (n = 16)

AC (n = 14)

Controls (n = 15)

p

Mean age at assessment (range)

12.2 (6.1–15.6)

11.9 (3.6–16)

14.2 (6–16.6)

12.4 (8.5–15.8)

ns

Gender

10F, 4 M

11F, 5 M

7F, 7 M

12 F, 3 M

ns

Underlying diagnosis

 

 

dSSc

 

10 (62.5)

   

lSSc

 

2 (12.5)

   

MCTD

 

2 (12.5)

   

SLE

 

1 (6.3)

   

Overlap (SSc/SLE)

 

1 (6.3)

   

Antibody profile

ANA

2

16 (100)

1 (8.3)

  

ACA

6 (37.5)

  

Topo-1

7 (43.8)

  

U1-RNP

6 (37.5)

  

Capillaroscopy

 Scleroderma pattern active

8 (50)

  

 Scleroderma pattern late

3 (18.8)

  

 Scleroderma pattern early

1 (6.3)

  

 Non-specific

7 (50)

4 (25)

  

 Acrocyanosis pattern

8 (57.1)

  
  1. Legend: PRP Primary Raynaud’s phenomenon, SRP Secondary Raynaud’s phenomenon, AC Acrocyanosis, dSSc Diffuse systemic sclerosis, lSSc Limited systemic sclerosis, MCTD Mixed connective tissue disease, SLE Systemic Lupus Erythematosus; Overlap, Overlap syndrome; ns, non-significant, ACA anticentromere antibody, ANA Antinuclear antibody, Topo-1 anti-topoisomerasis-1