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Evaluation of Rheumatoid Arthritis and Psoriatic Arthritis Patients in 2005

This study examines general demographics, gender, age groups, disease duration, treatment effects, pain levels, and medication usage in RA and PA patients. It also analyzes secondary diseases and referral patterns.

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Evaluation of Rheumatoid Arthritis and Psoriatic Arthritis Patients in 2005

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  1. EVALUATION OF RA & PA PATIENTS YEAR 2005

  2. GENERAL DEMOGRAPHICSGENDER

  3. PATIENTS’ AGE GROUPS

  4. DURATION OF DISEASE AGE

  5. DIFFERENCE OF MS AT POSTTREATMENT

  6. DIFFERENCE OF VAS (PAIN)AT POSTTREATMENT

  7. DIFFERENCE OF OWB AT POSTTREATMENT

  8. DIFFERENCE OF MHAQ AT POSTTREATMENT

  9. DIFFERENCE OF PaGADA AT POSTTREATMENT

  10. DIFFERENCE OF TJ AT POSTTREATMENT

  11. DIFFERENCE OF SwJ AT POSTTREATMENT

  12. DIFFERENCE OF PGADA AT POSTTREATMENT

  13. DIFFERENCE OF DAS 28AT POSTTREATMENT

  14. ANALGESIC USAGE AT PRETREATMENT

  15. DIFFERENCE OF “A” USAGE AT POSTTREATMENT

  16. NSAID USAGE AT PRETREATMENT

  17. DIFFERENCE OF NSAID USAGE AT POSTTREATMENT

  18. STEROID USAGE AT PRETREATMENT

  19. DIFFERENCE OF “STR” USAGE AT POSTTREATMENT

  20. USAGE OF OTHER DRUGS AT PRETREATMENT

  21. DIFFERENCE OF OTHER DRUGS AT POSTTREATMENT

  22. MOSTLY SEEN SECONDARY DISEASES

  23. DAILY POLICLINIC CASES

  24. PATIENTS WHO WERE REFERRED TO HOSPITAL

  25. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION

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