Prevalence of Nonradiographic Sacroiliitis in Patients With Psoriatic Arthritis: A Real-life Observational Study.

Victoria FurerDavid LevartovskyJonathan WollmanIrena WiglerDaphna ParanIlana KaufmanOfir ElaloufSara BorokMarina AnoukHagit Sarbagil-MamanMark BermanAri PolachekHagit MatzGideon FlusserIdo DruckmannIris EshedOri Elkayam

Published in: The Journal of rheumatology (2021)

The prevalence of active sacroiliitis among a real-life population of patients with PsA was 26%. However, the prevalence of nonradiographic sacroiliitis was low (11%) compared to the radiographic sacroiliitis (28.7%) seen in patients with longer disease duration. IBP was not a sensitive indicator for the presence of early-stage sacroiliitis that was commonly asymptomatic.

Keyphrases

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