Medical Research Archives,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(12)
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Purpose:
To
compare
physical
activity
in
children
with
juvenile
idiopathic
arthritis
and
age-matched
peers.
Materials
methods:
Daily
was
measured
for
seven
consecutive
days
activPALTM
accelerometer
8–18-
year-old
(n=28)
age-
sex-matched
controls
(n=35).
The
main
variables
were
daily
steps
duration
of
time
moderate
to
vigorous
activity.
A
mixed
model
analysis
variance
used
statistical
analysis.
Results:
groups
comparable
terms
age,
height,
weight,
body
mass
index
sex
ratio.
There
no
difference
between
the
groups,
(p
=
0.83)
0.92).
Both
had
lower
at
weekends
than
weekdays
<
0.001).
No
interaction
observed
week
regarding
0.89)
spent
0.60).
Neither
group
met
current
recommendations.
Conclusion:
Physical
Iceland
is
peers
without
arthritis.
a
need
intervention
increase
both
groups.
Arthritis Research & Therapy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
27(1)
Published: March 31, 2025
Abstract
Background
Patients
with
systemic
juvenile
idiopathic
arthritis
(sJIA)
exhibit
highly
heterogeneous
pain
manifestations,
which
significantly
impact
their
quality
of
life
and
disease
prognosis.
An
understanding
the
phenotypes
for
this
disorder
influencing
factors
is
crucial
individualized
management.
Objective
To
explore
newly
diagnosed
sJIA
patients
via
latent
class
analysis
(LCA),
analyse
these
phenotypes,
evaluate
impacts
different
on
short-term
inpatient
outcomes.
Methods
A
retrospective
cohort
study
was
conducted
by
collecting
electronic
health
records
165
who
were
first
at
Children’s
Hospital
Chongqing
Medical
University
from
January
2018
to
July
2024.
Patient
characteristics,
laboratory
indicators,
outcome
data
extracted.
LCA
used
identify
multivariate
logistic
regression
factors.
The
Lanza–Tan–Bray
method
combination
technique
applied
relationships
between
clinical
Results
categorized
into
three
distinct
classes,
including
(1)
Class
1:
inflammation-related
moderate
severe
functional
impairment
(53.9%
patients);
(2)
2:
mild
intermittent
extra-articular
symptoms
(19.4%
(3)
3:
no
joint
(26.7%
patients).
revealed
that
age
(
P
=
0.023)
serum
IL-10
levels
0.047)
significant
phenotypes.
Significant
differences
observed
among
in
terms
hospital
stay
duration,
intrahospital
department
transfer
rates,
status
discharge.
Conclusion
Pain
can
be
classified
are
influenced
such
as
levels.
identification
has
important
significance
developing
management
strategies.
Pediatric Rheumatology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
22(1)
Published: March 4, 2024
Abstract
Objective
Little
is
known
about
the
efficacy
and
safety
of
exercise
training
on
juvenile
idiopathic
arthritis
(JIA).
This
study
aims
to
investigate
effect
health,
quality
life,
different
capacities
in
individuals
with
JIA.
Method
A
comprehensive
search
Medline,
Embase,
Web
Science,
Cochrane
Library
was
conducted
from
database
inception
October,
2023.
Included
studies
were
randomized
controlled
trials
(RCTs)
reporting
effects
JIA
patients.
Two
independent
reviewers
assessed
literature
using
Collaboration’s
risk
bias
tool.
Standardized
mean
differences
(SMD)
combined
random
or
fixed
models.
The
level
evidence
Grading
Recommendations
Assessment,
Development,
Evaluation
(GRADE)
approach.
Result
Five
RCTs
met
inclusion
criteria,
containing
216
female
participants
90
males.
meta-analysis
results
showed
that
had
no
significant
patients
based
Child
Health
Assessment
Questionnaire
(CHAQ)
(SMD=-0.32,
95%CI:
-0.83,
0.19;
I
2
=
73.2%,
P
0.011)
Quality
Life
(QoL)
(SMD
0.27,
-0.04,
0.58;
29.4%,
0.243)
peak
oxygen
uptake
(VO
peak).
However,
significantly
reduced
visual
analog
scale
(VAS)
pain
scores
0.50,
-0.90,
-0.10;
50.2%,
0.134).
by
GRADE
moderate
very
low.
Conclusion
Exercise
does
not
affect
life
capacity
but
may
relieve
pain.
More
are
needed
future
explore
Seminars in Pediatric Neurology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
48, P. 101085 - 101085
Published: Sept. 19, 2023
Sleep
problems
are
widespread
in
children
and
adolescents
suffering
from
chronic
pain
disorders.
loss
intensifies
the
experience
of
pain,
is
detrimental
to
budding
self-efficacy
a
young
individual
with
limitless
horizons.
Addressing
sleep
disorders
may
prevent
chronification
adverse
health
outcomes,
such
as
functional
impairment,
psychiatric
comorbidities
overall
poor
quality
life.
This
review
will
explore
cyclical
nature
between
sleep,
mood,
well
impact
this
relationship
on
adolescents.
There
be
discussion
about
assessment
diagnostic
testing,
followed
by
description
disturbances
found
specific
conditions,
ranging
headache,
musculoskeletal/abdominal
rheumatologic
Finally,
there
brief
pharmacologic
behavioral
interventions
designed
improve
quality,
when
possible,
alleviate
pain.
PAIN JOINTS SPINE,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(2), P. 101 - 107
Published: July 18, 2023
Background.
Handgrip
strength
(HGS)
and
physical
activity
(PA)
reflect
an
individual’s
overall
health
can
predict
morbidity
mortality.
The
purpose
of
the
study
was
to
investigate
level
PA
HGS
associated
factors
in
young
adults
with
juvenile
idiopathic
arthritis
(JIA)
determine
connection
body
composition
parameters.
Materials
methods.
We
conducted
a
cross-sectional
monocentric
40
aged
18–30.
collected
data
on
anthropometric
clinical
measurements,
including
disease
articular
extra-articular
damages.
All
patients
had
following
evaluations
performed:
(dual
X-ray
absorptiometry),
(International
Physical
Activity
Questionnaire),
measurement
(using
manual
hand
dynamometer).
Results.
Sixteen
(40
%)
were
considered
sedentary,
32
(80
JIA
low
HGS.
reduced
likely
women,
lower
mass
index,
higher
activity,
damage.
In
contrast,
bone
mineral
density
(BMD)
lean
protective
for
(p
<
0.05).
positively
correlated
BMD
negatively
fat
mass,
swollen
joint
count,
damage
Conclusions.
leads
changes
parameters,
particularly
(muscle)
muscle
strength,
therefore
is
risk
factor
development
sarcopenia.
Assiut Scientific Nursing Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(41), P. 190 - 201
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Background:
Juvenile
Idiopathic
Arthritis
(JIA)
is
one
of
the
most
prevalent
pediatric
rheumatic
disorders
causing
severe
impairments
such
as
persistent
pain,
impaired
physical
function
and
subsequent
sleep
disturbance
that
may
increase
risk
an
overall
sedentary
lifestyle.
Aim
this
study
was
to
identify
relationship
between
quality,
functional
ability
lifestyle
habits
children
with
juvenile
idiopathic
arthritis.
Design:
A
descriptive
correlational
design
utilized.
Setting:
The
took
place
at
outpatient
clinic
rheumatology
rehabilitation
department
Zagazig
University
Hospitals.
Subjects:
Purposive
sample
fifty-five
JIA
aged
6–16
years
were
included
from
previous
mentioned
setting.
Tools:
Four
tools
used
gather
required
data.
Tool
I:
Children
bio
socio
demographic
characteristics.
II:
Sleep
quality
scale
(SQS).
III:
Functional
questionnaire.
IV:
Lifestyle
Results:
It
clarified
more
than
third
had
poor
two
fifths
them
low
ability,
well
habits.
Conclusion:
arthritis
a
negative
effect
on
studied
children.
Moreover,
there
highly
statistically
significant
positive
correlation
children's
their
Recommendations:
Developing
educational
program
regarding
modifications
mandatory
for
JIA.
