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Table 1 Patient characteristics and prevalence of CAPS symptoms

From: Decreased quality of life and societal impact of cryopyrin-associated periodic syndrome treated with canakinumab: a questionnaire based cohort study

 

Included in study

Number of patients

24

Male gender

9 (37.5%)

Age group

 Child (0–12 years)

4 (16.7%)

 Adolescent (12–18 years)

3 (12.5%)

 Adult (18 years or older)

17 (70.8%)

Age (years, median (range))

 Onset

5 (0–54)

 Diagnosis

20 (1–76)

 Start anti-IL-1

19 (1–76)

 Start study

28 (5–82)

T0 treatment

 No

2 (8.3%)

 Anakinra

3 (12.5%)

 Canakinumab

19 (79.2%)

Duration of treatment at T0 (months, median (range))

 Anakinra

46 (42–48)

 Canakinumab

49 (1–76)

Dose (mg, median (range)))

 Anakinra

100

 Canakinumab

150 (45–300)

Dose interval (median, (range))

 Anakinra (days)

1

 Canakinumab (weeks)

8 (4–10)

Pattern

 Continuous

5 (20.8%)

 Episodic

10 (41.7%)

 Continuous with flares

9 (37.5%)

NLRP3 mutation

 V198 M

5 (20.8%)

 T348 M

3 (12.5%)

 Y859H

3 (12.5%)

 W414 L

3 (12.5%)

 A439V

2 (8.3%)

 R488K

1 (4.2%)

 No mutation

7 (29.2%)

Symptoms

Fever

13 (54.2%)

Skin rash

20 (83.3%)

Musculoskeletal complaints

21 (87.5%)

Ocular symptoms

13 (54.2%)

Neurologic symptoms

16 (66.7%)

Gastrointestinal symptoms

8 (33.3%)

Lymphoreticular symptoms

4 (16.7%)

Cardiopulmonal symptoms

3 (12.5%)

Other symptoms

8 (33.3%)

Complications

13 (54.2%)