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Table 1 (Abstract PReS24-ABS-1163) The change of JIA patients diagnosis in adulthood

From: Proceedings of the 31st European Paediatric Rheumatology Congress: part 1

Diagnosis

Men

n=11 (%)

Women

n=43 (%)

Together

n=54 (%)

JIA

3 (27,27)

22 (51,16)

25 (46,30)

RA

1 (9,09)

13 (30,23)

14 (25,93)

AS-axial

4 (36,36)

3 (6,98)

7 (12,96)

axSpA

1 (9,09)

4 (9,30)

5 (9,26)

PsA

1 (9,09)

1 (2,33)

2 (3,70)

Undifferentiated

1 (9,09)

0 (0,00)

1 (1,85)

  1. χ2=11,70487, df=5, p=0,039 p<α; α=0,05
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Pediatric Rheumatology

ISSN: 1546-0096