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At a glance: Common scores used in rheumatology

Author: Claire Barnard

A number of different scores, many of them composite outcomes, are used in daily rheumatology practice and in clinical trials to assess the efficacy of new treatments. This article provides a quick-reference guide to the criteria that are commonly used, together with an explanation of the component parts making up the individual scores.

Rheumatoid arthritis

DAS28

VAS

HAQ-DI

CDAI

SDAI

ACR20/50/70 response

EULAR response

mTSS score

RAPID3 score

Osteoarthritis

WOMAC score

KOOS

Kellgren–Lawrence score

ICOAP

OMERACT–OARSI criteria

Spondyloarthritis

BASDAI

BASFI

SASSS

mSASSS

ASDAS

ASAS20/40/50/70 response

Psoriatic arthritis

CPDAI

DAPSA

GRACE

PASDAS

ACR20/50/70 response (also used in rheumatoid arthritis)

mTSS score (also used in rheumatoid arthritis)

PASI75/90/100 response

MDA

Systemic lupus erythematosus

SLEDAI

SELENA-SLEDAI

SLEDAI-2K

cSLEDAI-2K

BILAG

BILAG-2004

BICLA

SLE Responder Index (SRI)

LLDAS

Juvenile arthritis

JIA ACR30/50/70/90 response

JADAS

JADAS-CRP

cJADAS

Wallace criteria

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