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Table 1 Characteristics and demographics of the included patients with JIA and the controls

From: Serum levels of soluble urokinase plasminogen activator receptor in juvenile idiopathic arthritis: a single-center Swedish case-control study

  

JIA (n = 51)

Controls (n = 50)

  

Median (range) or number (%)

Age at enrolment, years

 

12.9 (1.6–17.9)

13.3 (2.0–17.9)

Female sex, n

 

32 (62.7)

31 (62)

JIA subtype, n

Oligoarticular

21 (41.2)

N/A

 

Polyarticular RF+

4 (7.8)

N/A

 

Polyarticular RF-

13 (25.5)

N/A

 

JPS

5 (9.8)

N/A

 

Enthesitis-related arthritis

4 (7.8)

N/A

 

Undifferentiated

4 (7.8)

N/A

Disease duration at inclusion, months

 

19 (0 − 161)

 

Active disease, n

 

46 (90.2)

 

C-reactive protein, mg/L

 

9 (5–40)

 

Erythrocyte sedimentation rate, mm/h

 

10 (2–34)

 

ANA+, n

 

22 (43.1)

 

RF+, n

 

5 (9.8)

 

Anti-CCP+, n

 

6 (11.8)

 

RF+/anti-CCP+, n

 

4 (7.8)

 

NSAID, n

 

28 (54.9)

 

Oral steroids, n

 

16 (31.3)

 

Intraarticular steroids, n

 

32 (62.7)

 

Conventional synthetic DMARDs, n

 

27 (52.9)

 
 

Methotrexate

23 (45.1)

 
 

Sulfasalazine

4 (7.8)

 

Biological DMARDs, n

 

8 (15.7)

 
 

Adalimumab

4 (7.8)

 
 

Etanercept

4 (7.8)

 
  1. ANA Antinuclear antibodies, anti-CCP Anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide antibody, DMARDs Disease Modifying Anti-Reumatic Drugs, JIA Juvenile idiopathic arthritis, JPS Juvenile psoriatic arthritis, N/A Not applicable, NSAID Non-steroid antiinflammatory drugs, RF Rheumatoid factor