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Using Acute-phase Reactants to Inform the Development of Instruments for the Updated Psoriatic Arthritis Core Outcome Measurement Set.

Musaab ElmamounYing Ying LeungDenis O'SullivanIngrid SteinkoenigVinod ChandranDafna D GladmanOliver M FitzGeraldAna Maria OrbaiLihi Eder
Published in: The Journal of rheumatology (2018)
Data regarding assessment of systemic inflammation using acute-phase reactants (CRP and ESR) are limited. There is only weak evidence to support normalization of these biomarkers in predicting good clinical outcomes/remission criteria. The predictive value for cardiovascular outcomes was generally good. Further studies to assess systemic inflammation in PsA using acute-phase reactants and other laboratory biomarkers are needed.
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