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. 2021 Oct 29;61(6):2441–2449. doi: 10.1093/rheumatology/keab810

Table 3.

Changes in calcinosis at 1 year compared with baseline based on SCTC radiographic scores and Likert scores

Patient ID Disease subtype Autoantibody Baseline SCTC radiographic score Post-treatment SCTC radiographic score % Change in SCTC radiographic score Overall change in SCTC radiographic scoreb Likert score Length of treprostinil treatment
1a Diffuse RNA polymerase III 261.0 296.1 13.5 Stabilization A little better 12 months
2 Limited Anti-centromere 171.1 189.0 10.4 Stabilization A little better 1 week
3 Diffuse RNA polymerase III 38.0 46.5 22.4 Stabilization A little better 12 months
5 Diffuse Anti-Scl-70 2327.5 2844.0 22.2 Stabilization A little better 12 months
7 Diffuse Anti-centromere 45.5 96.0 111.0 Progression A little worse 6 months
8 Diffuse Negative 241.4 282.1 16.9 Stabilization No change 10 months
9 Limited Anti-centromere 25.0 46.9 87.5 Progression A little worse 8 months
10 Limited Anti-centromere 14.0 22.4 59.8 Progression No change 5 months
11 Limited Anti-centromere 126.8 232.6 83.5 Progression No change 12 months
12 Diffuse RNA polymerase III 241.6 147.8 −38.9 Improvement A little better 5 months
14 Limited Anti-centromere 1314.8 1384.5 5.3 Stabilization No change 12 months
a

Patient ID numbers are not all sequential as some patients failed screening and were excluded from the study. Five patients completed the study (patients 1, 3, 5, 11, 14). Patient 6 did not have follow-up radiographs thus was excluded from this table. bProgression (i.e. worsening) of calcinosis was defined as >25% increase in score, improvement as >25% decrease and stabilization (i.e. no change) as values in-between. SCTC: Scleroderma Clinical Trials Consortium.