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Copyright ©The Author(s) 2023.
World J Gastroenterol. Jan 21, 2023; 29(3): 450-468
Published online Jan 21, 2023. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v29.i3.450
Table 1 Demographic, clinical, laboratory, therapeutic, and prognostic profiles in five seronegative spondyloarthropathy subgroups
Category
AS
PsA
ReA
EnA
JSpA
Demographic
  Sex, M:F3:11:15-10:11:1ERA 3:1, JPsA 1:2
  Age, yr20-4035-45Any20-40< 16
Laboratory
  HLA-B27> 90%Axial 50%-70%60%-80%Axial 50%-70%ERA 40%-70%
Peripheral 20%Peripheral 20%JPsA 10%
Clinical
Affected jointsSpine, sacroiliitisAny areaPeripheral, sacroiliitisPeripheralPeripheral, sacroiliitis
Peripheral30%, lowerCommon, upperCommon, lowerCommon, lowerCommon, lower
Sacroiliitis100%50%30% in urogenital20%40%-60% in ERA
DactylitisUncommonCommonCommonUncommon20% in JPsA
EnthesitisCommonCommonCommonUncommonUncommon
EAM commonIntestine, skin, uveitisIntestine, skin, uveitisSkin, uveitisIntestine, skin, uveitisIntestine, skin, uveitis
TreatmentSpinal physical therapy, NSAIDs/cDMARDs for peripheral SpA, biologics, JAKiNSAIDs, avoid CS, cDMARDs for peripheral SpA, biologics, JAKi, PDE4iNSAIDs, antibiotics for chlamydia-induced ReA, cDMARDs for peripheral SpACoxibs/cDMARDs for peripheral SpA, biologics, JAKiSpinal physical therapy, NSAIDs/cDMARDs for peripheral SpA, biologics
PrognosisLife-threatening EAMs with heart, intestine or neurological involvementComorbidities associated with more severe disease activityUsually a self-limited diseaseRarely grave EnA in controlled intestinal activityMore spinal deformity and THR as compared with adult SpA or other JIA subtypes