All patients (n=30) | REM: Patients adjudicated to REM state (n=21) | LDA: Patients adjudicated to LDA state (n=27) | MDA: Patients adjudicated to MDA state (n=17) | HDA: Patients adjudicated to HDA state (n=10) | |
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Swollen joint count (SJC66) | 1 (0/4)§ | 0 (0/0)§ | 1.0 (0/2.0)§ | 4 (2/5)§ | 7 (5/9)§ |
0–14* | 0–14* | 0–7* | 0–14* | 1–14* | |
Tender joint count (TJC68) | 2 (0/8)§ | 0 (0/1)§ | 1 (0/3)§ | 8 (5/9)§ | 12 (8/15)§ |
0–23* | 0–23* | 0–23* | 0–23* | 7–23* | |
Patient pain (PP; VAS) | 28 (7/47)§ | 4 (0/19)§ | 27 (7/36)§ | 47 (34/51)§ | 60 (28/81)§ |
0–94* | 0–47* | 0–81* | 2–81* | 13–94* | |
Patient global assessment (PtGA; VAS) | 32 (7/63)§ | 7 (5/17)§ | 21 (7/36)§ | 62 (32/67)§ | 75 (54/80)§ |
0–100* | 0–70* | 0–100* | 5–100* | 47–100* | |
C-reactive protein (CRP; mg/dL) | 0.35 (0.17/0.7)§ | 0.30 (0.17/0.82)§ | 0.37 (0.18/0.60)§ | 0.27 (0.10/0.35)§ | 0.37 (0.35/0.99)§ |
0.08–5.88* | 0.08–5.88* | 0.08–5.88* | 0.08–5.88* | 0.17–5.54* | |
Psoriatic arthritis disease activity score (DAPSA) | 10.1 (3.8/23.7)§ | 2.7 (1.8/4.2)§ | 9.6 (4.1/12.7)§ | 22.3 (14.7/28.3)§ | 36.5 (28.3/41.4)§ |
1.0–45.6* | 1.0–45.6* | 1.8–36.5* | 4.1–45.6* | 21.3–45.6* | |
Clinical DAPSA (cDAPSA) | 8.8 (3.4/23.4)§ | 2.3 (1.0/4.0)§ | 6.7 (3.7/12.6)§ | 22.0 (14.6/27.6)§ | 33.3 (27.6/40.4)§ |
0.7–45.2* | 0.7–45.2* | 1.0–36.3* | 3.7–45.2* | 20.9–45.2* |
Column ‘All patients’ specifies group-wise description of 30 patients. In Columns ‘REM’, ‘LDA’, ‘MDA’ and ‘HDA’, we present medians, 25th/75th percentiles (§) and total range (minimum–maximum)* of patients classified to this state by expert rating. Note, that in the REM, LDA, MDA and HDA columns multiple observations of identical patients are included, if expert ratings for a specific patient diverged. VAS (0–100 mm); §median (and 25th/75th percentiles); *total range (minimum–maximum).
DAPSA, Disease Activity Index for Psoriatic Arthritis; HDA, high disease activity; LDA, low disease activity; MDA, moderate disease activity; REM, remission; VAS, Visual Analogue Scale.