Observation of juvenile idiopathic arthritis in children with MEVF gene mutations in Armenia

نویسندگان

  • Khloyan Gayane
  • RK Saurenmann
  • Amaryan Gayane
  • Karibian Alan
چکیده

Results MEFV analysis was available for 44/69 patients, 7/8 with systemic onset(So) JIA and 37/61 with other types of JIA. MEFV mutations were found in 27/44 patients tested (61%). 3/7 patients (43%) with SoJIA had MEFV mutations, all heterozygous. Of the 24/37 patients (65%) with other forms of JIA had confirmed MEFV mutations and 12/24 had typical episodes of FMF. With colchicine in addition to standard JIA treatment FMF episodes resolved but they continue to have refractory arthritis. Of the 12 patients without typical FMF episodes 10 had only arthritis and 2 had rare episodes of thoracic pain in addition to the arthritis. In 9/12 patients (10 with arthritis only and 2 with thoracic pain) a heterozygous MEFV mutation was found, in 1 patient (8%) homozygous M694V and 2 (17%) had compound heterozygous M694V/M680I mutations.

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دوره 6  شماره 

صفحات  -

تاریخ انتشار 2008