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Table 1 Demographic and disease characteristics of the study population

From: Impact of anti-rheumatic treatment on immunogenicity of pandemic H1N1 influenza vaccine in patients with arthritis

 

All patients (number = 291)

RA on MTX (number = 50)

RA on anti-TNF monotherapy (number = 38)

RA on anti-TNF + MTX (number = 53)

RA on abatacept (number = 5)

RA on rituximab (number = 10)

RA on tocilizumab (number = 2)

SpA on anti-TNF monotherapy (number = 41)

SpA on anti-TNF + MTX (number = 51)

SpA on NSAIDs/ analgesics controls (number = 41)

Age (years) mean (range)

57 (23 to 87)

62.3 (26 to 87)

62.4 (32 to 86)

61.1 (41 to 83)

55.2 (43 to 66)

62.3 (43 to 79)

63.5 (55 to 72)

49.0 (2 to 69)

52.6 (26 to 71)

52.2 (23 to 72)

Gender (% female)

64

78

84

80

86

80

100

37

51

51

Disease duration (years) mean (range)

16.0 (1 to 55)

12.5 (1 to 41)

21.1 (3 to 46)

18.2 (2 to 48)

12.4 (6 to 24)

22.3 (5 to 55)

21.5 (15 to 28)

16.6 (1 to 36)

13.1 (1 to 42)

14.3 (1 to 37)

RF positive (%)

43

76

87

76

100

80

100

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Anti-CCP positive (%)

43

82

74

83

80

80

50

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HLA-B27 positve (%)

22.3

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56

28

68

  1. MTX, methotrexate; NSAIDS, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs; RA, rheumatoid arthritis; SpA, spondylarthropathy.