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. 2018 Dec 26;58(6):975–986. doi: 10.1093/rheumatology/key406

Table 4.

Association of treatment, change in laboratory markers, and disease activity during follow-up with subsequent uveitis reactivation

Parameter OR; 95% CI P value
Laboratory marker
    ESR 1.02; 0.92, 1.13 0.738
    CRP 0.89; 0.67, 1.19 0.433
    S100A12 1.01; 0.98, 1.00 0.203
Disease activity
    cJADAS-10 >4.5 1.84; 1.18, 7.02 0.017
    Physician’s global, NRS 0.80; 0.33, 1.96 0.626
    CHAQ 0.04; 0.01, 33.51 0.341
    Parent’s global 1.05; 0.57, 1.93 0.878
    Pain, NRS 1.15; 0.70, 1.89 0.58
    Uveitis activity, AC cell grade/involved eye 2.04; 1.27, 3.26 0.003
    Tyndall/involved eye 5.65; 2.09, 15.26 0.001
    Visual acuity/involved eye, logMAR 0.60; 0.07, 4.99 0.632
    Any uveitis eye complications 1.05; 0.65, 1.48 0.198
Anti-inflammatory treatment
    NSAID 1.41; 0.40, 4.95 0.591
    Any DMARD
    MTX
    Etanercept ± MTX
    Adalimumab ± MTX 1.03; 0.26, 4.05 0.966
    CS, systemic 1.62; 0.27, 9.77 0.596
    CS, topical in involved eyes 3.47; 1.36, 8.86 0.01

Subsequent uveitis reactivation (n = 16; 30.2%) until 2 years of follow-up, after achieving uveitis inactivity ≥6 months. P-value of less than 0.05 are indicated in bold. AC: anterior cell; CHAQ: Childhood Health Assessment Questionnaire; cJADAS: clinical juvenile arthritis disease activity score; CS: corticosteroids; NRS: numeric rating scale; OR: odds ratio; PedsQL: Pediatric Quality of Life Inventory.