Table 4

ACR-Pedi, cJADAS-10 and ACR provisional clinical inactive disease responses with etanercept in the effectiveness cohort by complete case analysis

OutcomeResponse
At 6-month follow-up N=32At 12-month follow-up N=22
ACR-Pedi Response, n (%) (number of patients with complete data)
 ACR3012 (80.0) (15)4 (80.0) (5)
 ACR5010 (66.7) (15)4 (80.0) (5)
 ACR7010 (66.7) (15)3 (60.0) (5)
 ACR907 (46.7) (15)1 (20.0) (5)
cJADAS-10
 Median (Q1, Q3) (number of patients with complete data)2.5 (0.5, 6.0) (25)210 (0, 3.0) (13)
 ≤ 1.1, n (%) (number of patients with complete data)*9 (36.0) (25)7 (53.8) (13)
 ≤ 2.5, n (%) (number of patients with complete data)*13 (52) (25)9 (69.2)12 (13)
Change in cJADAS-10, median (Q1, Q3) (number of patients with complete data)–2.8 (–6.0, –1.0) (18)–5.5 (–7.0, –2.8) (8)
Active enthesitis present, n (%) (number of patients with complete data)5 (20.9) (39)3 (10.0) (30)
ACR provisional clinical inactive disease, n (%) (number of patients with complete data)14 (51.9) (27)7 (43.8) (16)
  • N=number of patients who initiated etanercept after CARRA Registry enrolment, had a registry visit ±14 days from etanercept initiation, had uninterrupted etanercept use and had a 6-month or 12-month follow-up visit; n=number of patients with outcome. Responses could not be calculated for patients with missing observations at the baseline or a follow-up visit.

  • *Since the cJADAS-10 has not been validated for JPsA, we included cut-off values for inactive disease for oligoarthritis and polyarthritis.

  • ACR, American College of Rheumatology; ACR-Pedi Response, American College of Rheumatology-Pediatric Response; CARRA, Childhood Arthritis and Rheumatology Research Alliance; cJADAS-10, clinical Juvenile Arthritis Disease Activity Score 10-joint; JPsA, juvenile psoriatic arthritis; Q1, quartile 1; Q3, quartile 3.