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. 2024 Jan 1;14(1):e2024065. doi: 10.5826/dpc.1401a65

Table 2.

Systemic immune inflammation index in patients with psoriasis.

Systemic Immune Inflammation Index median (IQR) P value
Female
618 (513)
Male
655 (400)
0.855
With arthritis
656 (430)
Without arthritis
642 (419)
0.968
Psoriasis vulgaris
644 (426)
Other types
705 (363)
0.456
Nail involvement
696 (434)
Without nail involvement
600 (401)
0.210
Psoriasis duration (≤20 years)
643 (429)
Psoriasis duration (>20 years)
656 (428)
0.466
Mild/ moderate psoriasis
624 (388)
Severe psoriasis
652 (490)
0.267
Non-obese
642 (428)
Obese
718 (619)
0.071
Previous biological treatment
658 (411)
Biologic-naïve
642 (436)
0.921
Unremarkable medical history
645 (395)
With a chronic disease
648 (461)
0.763
With hypertension
687 (566)
Without hypertension
642 (411)
0.801
With hyperlipidemia
598 (388)
Without hyperlipidemia
658 (436)
0.113
With diabetes mellitus
651 (611)
Without diabetes mellitus
645 (403)
0.752
With hepatic steatosis
735 (461)
Without hepatic steatosis
643 (418)
0.706
With hepatitis B virus carriage
608 (431)
Without hepatitis B virus carriage
650 (421)
0.915
With depression
782 (239)
Without depression
608 (418)
0.079
With coronary artery disease
692 (521)
Without coronary artery disease
643 (416)
0.861

IQR = interquartile range.

Higher SII levels were detected in male patients, patients with severe psoriasis, patients with psoriatic arthritis, nail findings and obese patients. SII may indicate the severity of psoriasis.