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. 2016 Jun 14;7:239. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2016.00239

Table 2.

Characteristics of LTBI patients with a rheumatic disease.

Gender Diagnosis Disease duration (years) Biological medicine (months) Prednisone dose (mg/day) DMARDsa CRPb mg/l ESRc mm/h
M RAd (M05.8) 26 Etanercept (32) 5 Mtxe, SASPf, and HCQg 3 17
F RA (M06.0) 28 Etanercept (59) 5 11 36
M RA (M05.8) 16 k 10 Mtx 87 39
F RA (M06.0) 9 Etanercept (1) 10 8
F RA (M05.8) 6 5 Mtx, leflunomide, and HCQ <3 2
F RA (M05.8) 20 Rituximab (12) 5 29 34
F JRAh (M08.0) 64 Rituximab (23) 7.5 18 13
F RA (M05.8) 8 5 Leflunomide 71 41
F RA (M05.8) 8 SASP 13 22
M RA (M05.8) 7 Rituximab (24) 5 Mtx and HCQ 72 57
M Vascultis (L95.8) 1 5 HCQ 7 5
M RA (M05.8) 18 7.5 Mtx and CyAi <3 26
F SPAj (M45) 4 Golimumab (1) Mtx and SASP 4 12

aDisease-modifying antirheumatic drug.

bC-reactive protein.

cErythrosyte sedimentation rate.

dRheumatoid arthritis.

eMethotrexate.

fSulfasalazine.

gHydroxychloroquine.

hJRA, juvenile rheumatoid arthritis.

iCyclosporine.

jSPA ankylosing spondylitis.

kEtanercept stopped 9 months earlier (used for 21 months).