Otobo Tarimobo,  Rumsy Dax,  Inarejos Emilio,  Kirkhus Eva,  Stimec Jennifer,  Panwar Jyoti,  Thorpe Kevin,  Jans Lennart,  Van Rossum Marion,  Tolend Mirkamal,  Perez Manuela,  Conaghan Philip,  Tzaribachev Nikolay,  Sandhya Pulukool,  Tse Shirley,  Simone Appenzeller,  Swami Vimarsha,  Touma Zahi,  Lambert Robert,  Doria Andrea,  Maksymowych Walter,  Van Der Heijde Desiree,  Weiss Pamela,  Sudol-szopinska Iwona,  Herregods Nele,  Jaremko Jacob,  Meyers Arthur

Final Pr. ID: Poster #: EDU-061

Clinical assessment of the Sacroiliac Joint (SIJ) is limited due to the location and anatomy of the joint. Magnetic Resonance Imaging is a sensitive, non- invasive tool in detecting early SIJ inflammatory changes and structural damage in Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA). The quantification of interval change of pediatric SIJs using MRI based scoring methods will serve as an important objective outcome measure for the assessment of disease severity and treatment effectiveness in JIA. Read More

Authors:  Otobo Tarimobo , Rumsy Dax , Inarejos Emilio , Kirkhus Eva , Stimec Jennifer , Panwar Jyoti , Thorpe Kevin , Jans Lennart , Van Rossum Marion , Tolend Mirkamal , Perez Manuela , Conaghan Philip , Tzaribachev Nikolay , Sandhya Pulukool , Tse Shirley , Simone Appenzeller , Swami Vimarsha , Touma Zahi , Lambert Robert , Doria Andrea , Maksymowych Walter , Van Der Heijde Desiree , Weiss Pamela , Sudol-szopinska Iwona , Herregods Nele , Jaremko Jacob , Meyers Arthur

Keywords:  Juvenile idiopathic arthritis, OMERACT, outcome measure