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. 2016 Jan 26;31(2):196–201. doi: 10.3346/jkms.2016.31.2.196

Table 1. Clinical features of 17 patients identified to have recurrent fever and multi-system inflammation without infectious or autoimmune evidence.

Patient Sex Age Clinical symptoms or signs except fever
OU/GU Arthritis Macular rash Sore throat Myalgia HA LAP Sacroiliitis EN Abd pain & diarrhea HSM Serositis Others
1 F 19 +/- + + + +
2 M 18 Monophasic, hip + +/C +* Gluteal myositis & sterile abscess
3 F 38 +/+ +/C
4 M 37 +/U + + + + + Hepatitis, encephalitis
5 F 55 +/P + + +
6 M 50 +/- DVT, encephalitis
7 M 37 Cyclic, PL + + +
8 F 47 +/+ Cyclic, OG + + + + Found to have BD
9 F 37 +/+ + + +/C
10 M 37 + + + +
11 F 28 +/- +/C +
12 F 22 +/- Monophasic, PL + + + +
13 F 40 +/- Cyclic, OG + + + +*
14 F 37 +/+ Cyclic, OG +
15 M 43 Cyclic, PL
16 M 22 +/- Cyclic, OG +
17 F 53 + +* Gluteal myositis & sterile abscess
Total frequency 10/4 8 7/2 7 7 6 5/4 3 3 3 3 2

*No chronic inflammatory back pain during the course of illness; sacroiliitis confirmed in magnetic resonance imaging. Abd, abdominal; BD, Behcet's disease; C, cervical lymphadenopathy; DVT, deep vein thrombosis; EN, erythema nodosum-like lesions; F, female; GU, genital ulcers; HA, non-organic headache; HSM, hepatosplenomegaly; LAP, lymphadenopathy; M, male; OG, oligoarthritis; OU, oral ulcers; P, pruritic; U, Urticarial; PL, polyarthritis.