Table 1.

Characteristics of studies.

StudyYrType of StudyNo. PatientsNo. ControlsMean Age, YrsMean Disease Duration, YrsSubtypes of SLE ArthropathyJointsTendonsEntheses
Dreyer, et al132015CS, CC331141.8—AllWrist, MCP 1–5Finger flexors, finger extensors, APL—
Mosca, et al142015CS102—42.515AllWrist, MCP 2–5, PIP 2–5Finger flexors, finger extensors—
Mukherjee, et al152016CS20—53.612.1AllMCP, MTP, forefoot bursa——
Piga, et al162016CS26—49.416AllUlnar head, radiocarpal, MCP 2–5——
Piga, et al172016PC, CC946030.710.5AllWrist, MCP 2–3Wrist extensors, FPL, FCR, FDS 2–5, FDP 2–5—
Ceccarelli, et al182017CS17—50.720.6JARadio-ulno-carpal, MCP 1–5, PIP 2–5Wrist extensors, finger flexors 2–5—
Lins, et al192017CS64—42.9—AllRadiocarpal, MCP 2–4, PIP 2–4Finger flexors 2–4—
Ogura, et al202017CS, CC1515 (RA)530.6AllWrist, MCP 1–5, thumb IP, PIP 2–5Wrist flexors, wrist extensors, finger flexors 1–5, finger extensors 1–5—
Ruano, et al212017CS, CC361041.5 (asymptomatic), 45 (symptomatic)9 (asymptomatic), 12.5 (symptomatic)Nondeforming, nonerosiveRadiocarpal, ulnar head, MC head 2–5——
Salliot, et al222018CS151—45.611.9AllShoulder, elbow, wrist, MCP 1–5, PIP, knee, ankle, MTP 1–5Finger flexors 1–5, finger extensors 1–5, fibular and tibialis posterior—
Di Matteo, et al232018CS25—43.74AllClinically involved in physical examination and/or joints reported as painful in patient’s medical historyClinically involved in physical examination and/or joints reported as painful in patient’s medical historyClinically involved in physical examination and/or joints reported as painful in patient’s medical history
Di Matteo, et al242018CS, CC6550 (PsA), 50 (HC)41.87.9All——Patellar insertion of quadriceps tendon, pa tellar insertion (proximal) of patellar tendon, tibial insertion of patellar tendon, calcaneal insertion of Achilles tendon, plantar fascia
Lins, et al252018CS40—4416.3JARadiocarpal, ulnocarpal, MCP 2–4, PIP 2–4Finger flexors 2–4, finger extensors 2–4—
Gunashekar, et al262018CS, CC4040 (MCTD)323.7AllWrist, MCP 1–5Finger flexors 1–5, finger extensors 1–5—
Abdel-Magied, et al272018CS, CC302028.98.9No JA or rhupusWrist, MCP 1–5, PIP 1–5, MTP 1–5Wrist flexors, wrist extensors, ankle tendons—
  • SLE: systematic lupus erythematosus; CS: cross-sectional; CC: case-control; PC: prospective cohort; RA: rheumatoid arthritis; PsA: psoriatic arthritis; HC: healthy controls; MCTD: mixed connective tissue disease; JA: Jaccoud’s arthropathy; MCP: metacarpophalangeal; PIP: proximal interphalangeal; MTP: metatarsophalangeal; IP: interphalangeal; MC: metacarpal; APL: abductor pollicis longus; FPL: flexor pollicis longus; FCR: flexor carpal radialis; FDS: flexor digitorum superficialis; FDP: flexor digitorum profundus.