Table 1

Clinical characteristics and ongoing treatment of patients

Disease groupPatientDiagnosisNLRP3 mutationAge (years)Clinical manifestationsElevation acute phase reactantsTreatment
CAPS#1CINCAN477K14 years 6 months+Canakinumab
CAPS#2MWR260W13 years+None
CAPS#3MWR260W43 years++Anakinra
CAPS#4CINCAM406I8 years 2 monthsAnakinra
CAPS#5CINCAD303N9 years 2 months++None
CAPS#6CINCAT348M15 years 10 monthsCanakinumab
CAPS#7CINCAD303N3 years 5 monthsAnakinra
CAPS#8CINCAI572F12 years 3 months++None
JIA#1Oligo JIAND18 years 8 months+None
JIA#2Oligo JIAND15 years 2 months++NSAID
JIA#3Oligo JIAND6 years 11 months++MTX
JIA#4Oligo JIAND10 years 7 months++MTX
JIA#5Oligo JIAND2 years 4 months++MTX
SLE#1SLEND18 years 7 months+Prednisone
SLE#2SLEND20 years 9 months+Mycophenolate
SLE#3SLEND20 years 4 monthsPrednisone+ciclosporin+hydroxychloroquine
SLE#4SLEND10 years 1 monthsPrednisone+hydroxychloroquine
SLE#5SLEND18 years 2 monthsPrednisone+hydroxychloroquine
SLE#6SLEND18 years 7 months++Prednisone+hydroxychloroquine
  • CAPS, cryopyrin-associated periodic syndromes; CINCA, chronic infantile neurological cutaneous articular syndrome; JIA, juvenile idiopathic arthritis; MTX, methotrexate; MW, Muckle Wells; ND, not done; NSAID, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug; SLE, systemic lupus erythematosus.