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Table 4 Characteristics of the 16 Takayasu arteritis patients with peripheral arthritis

From: Extravascular manifestations of Takayasu arteritis: focusing on the features shared with spondyloarthritis

Characteristic

N = 16

Age (years), mean (± SD)

41.6 (± 14.7)

Sex

 

 Male

2 (12.5%)

 Female

14 (87.5%)

Number of joints involved

 Monoarthritis (1 joint)

6 (37.5%)

 Oligoarthritis (2–3 joints)

7 (43.8%)

 Polyarthritis (≥ 4 joints)

3 (18.8%)

Distribution of joint involvement

 Size

  Small joints

3 (18.8%)

  Large jointsa

10 (62.5%)

  Small and large joints

3 (18.8%)

 Symmetry

  Symmetric

2 (12.5%)

  Asymmetric

14 (87.5%)

 Location

  Upper extremities

6 (37.5%)

  Lower extremities

5 (31.3%)

  Upper and lower extremities

5 (31.3%)

RF (Nb = 11)

1 (9.1%)

Anti-CCP antibody (Nb = 11)

0 (0.0%)

ANA (Nb = 11)

0 (0.0%)

Hata’s classification

 Type I

2 (12.5%)

 Type IIA

1 (6.3%)

 Type IIB

8 (50.0%)

 Type III

1 (6.3%)

 Type IV

1 (6.3%)

 Type V

3 (18.8%)

  1. Data presented as n (%) unless stated otherwise
  2. SD standard deviation, RF rheumatoid factor, CCP cyclic citrullinated peptide, ANA antinuclear antibody
  3. aMost commonly involved was the shoulder joint
  4. bPatients with missing data excluded