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<p>Protocols concerning classification, monitoring and treatment were developed for the oligoarticular form of juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) as part of a&#xa0;consensus process. The group of authors formulated 23&#xa0;statements and circulated them in an online survey to medical members of the Society for Paediatric and Adolescent Rheumatology (GKJR). A&#xa0;total of&#xa0;80 of the 124 paediatric and adolescent rheumatologists took part in the survey, which corresponds to just under 65% of the paediatric and adolescent rheumatologists who were active at the time. In a&#xa0;final online meeting, comments from the survey were incorporated into the statements and then agreed upon by the group of authors. For newly occurring oligoarticular JIA, 20&#xa0;statements and a&#xa0;summary consensus treatment protocol were developed to optimise the treatment of persistent oligoarticular JIA.</p>

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Juvenile idiopathische Arthritis – persistierender oligoartikulärer Subtyp

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    2025年12月12日

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  • Joachim Peitz,
  • Gerd Horneff,
  • Anna Raab,
  • Hanna Winowski,
  • Sandra Hansmann,
  • Klaus Tenbrock

摘要

Protocols concerning classification, monitoring and treatment were developed for the oligoarticular form of juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) as part of a consensus process. The group of authors formulated 23 statements and circulated them in an online survey to medical members of the Society for Paediatric and Adolescent Rheumatology (GKJR). A total of 80 of the 124 paediatric and adolescent rheumatologists took part in the survey, which corresponds to just under 65% of the paediatric and adolescent rheumatologists who were active at the time. In a final online meeting, comments from the survey were incorporated into the statements and then agreed upon by the group of authors. For newly occurring oligoarticular JIA, 20 statements and a summary consensus treatment protocol were developed to optimise the treatment of persistent oligoarticular JIA.