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Table 2 Comparison of 25(OH)D levels in patients from ICON and subjects from the KIGGS study and number/proportion of patients with a stable deficient or stable sufficient 25(OH)D status

From: Vitamin D deficiency is associated with higher disease activity and the risk for uveitis in juvenile idiopathic arthritis - data from a German inception cohort

 

ICON patients, first sample

KIGGS subjects

25(OH)D ng/ml

mean (SD)

25(OH)D deficient

(< 20 ng/ml)

Number (%)

25(OH)D sufficient

(≥ 30 ng/ml)

Number (%)

25(OH)D ng/ml mean (SD)

25(OH)D deficient

(< 20 ng/ml)

Number (%)

25(OH)D sufficient

(≥ 30 ng/ml)

Number (%)

All (n = 360)

22.8 (10)

158 (44)

75 (21)

19.6 (11)

221 (62)

57 (16)

Male (n = 117)

22.7 (10)

54 (49)

26 (24)

18.5 (11)

68 (62)

14 (13)

Female (n = 243)

22.8 (10)

104 (42)

49 (20)

20.1 (11)

153 (62)

43 (17)

 

ICON patients, both samples

   

25(OH)D ng/ml

mean (SD)

Stable 25(OH)D deficient

(2 < 20 ng/ml)

Number (%)

Stable 25(OH)D sufficient

(2 ≥ 30 ng/ml)

Number (%)

   

All (n = 360)

22.1 (8)

87 (25)

23 (7)

   

Male (n = 117)

22.2 (8)

29 (25)

8 (7)

   

Female (n = 243)

22.1 (8)

58 (24)

15 (6)

   

ILAR categories

 Systemic JIA (n = 15)

21.8 (12)

5 (33)

2 (13)

   

 Oligoarthritis (n = 173)

23.3 (8)

29 (17)

14 (8)

   

 Polyarthritis, rheumatoid factor negative (n = 96)

20.9 (8)

32 (33)

4 (4)

   

 Polyarthritis, rheumatoid factor positive (n = 5)

23.7 (9)

1 (20)

1 (20)

   

 Enthesitis-related arthritis (n = 30)

21.1 (6)

8 (27)

1 (3)

   

 Psoriatic arthritis (n = 18)

22.4 (7)

6 (33)

0 (0)

   

 Other arthritis (n = 23)

20.3 (8)

8 (35)

2 (9)

   

 Patients with uveitis (n = 61)

20.9 (7)

17 (28)

2 (3)

   

 Patients without uveitis (n = 299)

22.4 (8)

72 (24)

22 (7)

   

 ANA positive patients (n = 228)

22.4 (8)

54 (24)

14 (6)

   

 ANA negative patients (n = 120)

21.6 (8)

32 (27)

9 (8)