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AB0255 Does menopause affect disease activity of rheumatoid arthritis(RA)? an analysis from the ninja cohort in 2016
2018
Rheumatoid arthritis – prognosis, predictors and outcome
unpublished
those patients loosing DAS28-ESR remission over time: 58 patients lost DAS-ESR remission at least once during the 4 follow-up visits. Surprisingly, 24% (3 months), 36% (6 months), 24% (9 months) and 28% (12 months) of the patients still fulfilled the Boolean remission criteria. The only plausible reason for failing DAS28-ESR remission but staying in ACR/EULAR remission is an isolated elevation of the ESR, not accompanied by increased signs and symptoms of disease. Indeed all patients loosing
doi:10.1136/annrheumdis-2018-eular.5516
fatcat:7f4wa735t5agdpsq77whs62sdi