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. 2021 Mar 27;41(6):1021–1036. doi: 10.1007/s00296-021-04819-1

Table 2.

Clinical features of anti-MDA5 DM described across various cohorts

Cohort/country Skin rash (%) Skin ulcers (%) ILD (%) RP ILD (%) CADM (%) Arthritis (%) Cancer (%) Survival
Japan [8] 50–75 50 100 50 0
Japan [44] 50–75 60 94 71 75 0 1 year, 60%
Japan [102] 74 80 4 1 year, 68% (50% for those with RP ILD)
China [9] 100 11 100 38 35 1 year, 40%
Korea [58] 67 44 0 0
Italy [47] 40–80 20 60 20 100 0 0
Spain [50] 21 64 57 57 28 1 year, 70%
France [51] 70 41 76 32 70 70 7 Overall 70% (20% at 1 year with RP ILD)
USA (Stanford) [52] 50–70 80 67 22 50 31
USA (Pittsburgh) [49, 103] 50–70 20 50 43.7 50 12 1 year, 70%
USA (Hopkins) [46] 80–100 80 72 0 45 80 Overall survival, 100%
India (adults) [104] 80 20 60 40 0 60 0 1 year, 40%
India (children) [104] 100 0 33 0 0 33 0 1 year, 100%
Canada [75] (70% Asians) 100 42 100 38 57 53 Overall survival, 80% (40% in those with RP ILD)
UK [105] 70–80 50 10–19 0 12 86 Overall survival, 100%
USA, Canada [106] 60–97 30 25 5 0 90 Overall Survival 97%
France [40] 77 70 46 7 100 Overall survival, 93%

MDA5 melanoma differentiation-associated gene 5, DM dermatomyositis, USA United Sates of America, UK United Kingdom, ILD interstitial lung disease, RP rapidly progressive, data unavailable