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Table 2 Clinical features of AID patient cohort

From: Clinical and psychological phenomenology of pain in autoinflammatory diseases

 

All

NLRP3 low penetrance variants

MEFV low penetrance variants

TNFRSF1A low penetrance variants

Disease course

 -Recurrent

14 (64%)

7 (32%)

5 (23%)

2 (9%)

 -Chronic

0

0

0

0

 -Chronic with flares

8 (36%)

4 (18%)

2 (9%)

2 (9%)

Age at disease onset (y)

28 ± 4

36 ± 4

18 ± 3

31 ± 5

Diagnostic latency (y)

11 ± 4

8 ± 2

14 ± 3

12 ± 7

Positive family history

14 (64%)

4 (18%)

6 (27%)

4 (18%)

Organ involvement

 -Musculoskeletal

18 (82%)

7 (32%)

5 (23%)

6 (27%)

 -Eyes

9 (41%)

5 (23%)

2 (9%)

2 (9%)

 -Skin

12 (55%)

5 (23%)

2 (9%)

5 (23%)

 -Gastrointestinal tract

14 (64%)

4 (18%)

5 (23%)

5 (23%)

 -CNS

17 (77%)

8 (36%)

4 (18%)

5 (23%)

Constitutional symptoms

 -Fatigue

13 (59%)

7 (32%)

2 (9%)

4 (18%)

 -Fever

12 (55%)

4 (18%)

4 (18%)

4 (18%)

Elevation of inflammatory markers

 -SAA

14 (64%)

6 (27%)

4 (18%)

4 (18%)

 -CRP

8 (36%)

2 (9%)

5 (23%)

1 (5%)

 -Leukocytosis

10 (46%)

6 (27%)

2 (9%)

2 (9%)

CSF (n = 11)

 -Abnormal

8 (36%)

5 (23%)

1 (5%)

2 (9%)

MRI (n = 16)

 -Abnormal

10 (46%)

7 (32%)

1 (5%)

2 (9%)

AID specific treatment

 -Colchicine

4 (18%)

0 (0%)

3 (14%)

1 (5%)

 -Anti IL-1 therapy

10 (46%)

6 (27%)

1 (5%)

3 (14%)