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. 2008 Apr 2;68(2):209–215. doi: 10.1136/ard.2007.087288

Table 3. Anatomical involvement of new-onset psoriasis (and occurring within 6 months of starting anti-tumour necrosis factor (TNF) therapy in patients 1–13).

Patient Age/sex Treatment Affected areas Time to event, months Improvement on stopping EULAR responder
1 60/F ETA Elbows and all over body 3 NA Yes
2 63F ETA Not stated 5 NA
3 56F INF Not stated 5
4 64/M INF Palmoplantar pustulosis 6 NA Yes
5 30/F INF Hairline 6 NA Yes
6 63/F ADA All over, except face 1 Yes No
7 47/M ADA Palmoplantar pustulosis 1 Yes Yes
8 36/F ADA Palmoplantar pustulosis 1 Yes No
9 62/F ADA Back, knees, thighs 1 –* Yes
10 58/F ADA Elbows, ankle 2 NA Yes
11 63F ADA Not stated 3 NA
12 66/M ADA Right leg and arm 4 NA Yes
13 70F ADA Not stated 4
14 62M ETA Not stated 18 NA
15 40F ETA Not stated 23 NA
16 56F ETA Palmoplantar pustulosis 24 Yes Yes
17 33F ETA Body and legs 24 No Yes
18 66F INF Elbows 12 No Yes
19 54F INF Tops of feet and legs 12 NA Yes
20 58F INF Legs, upper arms 18 No Yes
21 56F ADA Palmoplantar pustulosis 10 Yes Yes
22 60F ADA Legs 12 No Yes
23 57F ADA Palmoplantar pustulosis 12 NA
24 60F ADA Knees 12 NA Yes
25 61F ADA Arms, lower leg, buttocks, face 17 Yes Yes

*Treatment stopped, response unknown.

ADA, adalimumab; EULAR, European League Against Rheumatism; ETA, etanercept; INF, infliximab; NA, not applicable, treatment was not stopped