Florence A. Aeschlimann

TL;DR: Early-onset recurrent oral, genital and/or gastrointestinal ulcers are the hallmark feature of HA20, and treatment regimens should be based on disease severity, and cytokine inhibitors are often required to control relapses.

TL;DR: Childhood TAK carries a high disease burden; half of the children experienced flares and 7% died; biologic therapies were associated with better control of disease activity.

TL;DR: This hierarchical unsupervised approach identified a new clinical feature, degree of localization, which predicted outcomes in both cohorts, which supported both the continued collection of detailed joint involvement and the inclusion of patterns and degrees of localization to stratify patients and inform treatment decisions.

TL;DR: To compare the clinical features, efficacy and safety of treatment regimens, and outcomes of childhood‐ and adult‐onset Takayasu arteritis (TAK), a large number of patients with both childhood and adult TAKs are surveyed.

TL;DR: In this systematic review and meta‐analyses, serious infections were uncommon and not significantly increased among patients with JIA receiving biologic agents compared with controls, however, the analyses were underpowered and study periods were relatively short.