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. 2018 Aug 16;6:226. doi: 10.3389/fped.2018.00226

Table 2.

Clinical features of GPA at presentation in the largest pediatric cohorts reported.

Cabral et al. (ARChiVe) (6) Bohm et al. (31) Sacri et al. (3) James et al. (33) Calatroni et al. (37) Akikusa et al. (36)
Type of study Retrospective and Prospective Retrospective Retrospective Retrospective Retrospective
No of patients 183 56 28 28 31 25
M/F 70/113 18/38 7/21 68% 11/22 5/20
Median age at diagnosis 12 12.8 14.7 14 14.5
Ethnicity Predominant Caucasians (59%), unknown (44%) Caucasians Caucasians Caucasians (75%) and Asian (21%) Caucasian Caucasian
Classification used MD diagnosis EULAR/
PRINTO/
PRES
EULAR/
PRINTO/
PRES
EULAR/
PRINTO/
PRES or ACR1990
Unclear ACR Criteria
CLINICAL FEATURES (%)
Constitutional symptoms (fever, malaise and weight loss) 88 89 82 79 68 96
Upper respiratory involvement (ear, nose, throat) 70 91 75 93 78 84
Lower respiratory tract involvement (hemoptysis, nodules, pulmonary hemorrhage and pulmonary infiltrates) 74 78.5 68 82 52 80
Renal (elevated creatinine, biopsy proven GN, abnormal urinalysis) 83 68 78.5 71 65 88
Ocular (scleritis, conjunctivitis) 43 34 21.4 21 45 52
Gastrointestinal 36 16 17.8 29 6 12
Musculoskeletal (arthralgia, myalgia, arthritis) 14 59 57.1 61 45 96
Mucocutaneous 47 64 53.5 33 26 32
Nervous system (headache) 20 14 3.5 4 6 8
Cardiovascular (venous thrombosis) 5 0 0 11 6 20