Table 1.

Demographic, clinical and laboratory manifestations of study population at onset

Demographic characteristics
Female/Male104/135
Ethnicity, n (%)
Caucasian ancestry190 (79.5)
African26 (10.9)
Asian17 (7.1)
Latin-American6 (2.5)
Age at onset, median (IQR), years8 (4–11)
Clinical manifestations
At least one skin involvement,n (%)155 (64.9)
Maculopapular rash106 (44.4)
Multiform erythema23 (9.6)
Perineal erythema3 (1.3)
Scarlattinoform rash8 (3.4)
Palmoplantar erythema41 (17.2)
At least one mucosal involvement,n (%)154 (64.4)
Cheilitis97 (40.6)
Oral changes90 (37.7)
At least one ocular involvement,n (%)135 (56.5)
Conjunctivitis134 (56.1)
At least one neurological involvement,n (%)112 (46.9)
Headache42 (17.6)
Aseptic meningitis11 (4.6)
Irritability56 (23.4)
At least one gastrointestinal involvement,n (%)174 (72.8)
Diarrhoea105 (43.9)
Vomiting73 (30.6)
Abdominal pain112 (46.9)
Colecyts hydrops6 (2.5)
Acute pancreatitis3 (1.3)
Hepatomegaly30 (12.6)
Splenomegaly21 (8.8)
At least one lung involvement,n (%)80 (33.5)
Dyspnea27 (11.3)
Tachypnea28 (11.7)
Lobar pneumonia12 (5.0)
Interstitial pneumonia22 (9.2)
Oxygen supplementation37 (15.5)
Non-invasive/Invasive ventilation21 (8.8)
At least one heart involvement,n (%)169 (70.7)
Myocarditis64 (26.8)
Pericarditis32 (13.4)
Valvular insufficiency46 (19.3)
Coronary dilation22 (9.2)
Coronary aneurism8 (3.4)
Heart failure39 (16.4)
Hypotension/Non-cardiogenic shock46 (19.3)
Cardiac arrest2 (0.8)
At least one osteoarticular involvement,n (%)30 (12.6)
Arthritis/arthralgia19 (8.0)
Myositis4 (1.7)
Lymphadenopathy,n (%)72 (30.1)
Laboratory exams (normal values)Median (IQR)
Leucocytes (5-19.5 103/mmc)10 795 (7750-13 615)
Neutrophils (1-9 103/mmc)8280 (5650-10450)
Lymphocytes (2.5-16.5 103/mmc)1070 (700-1950)
Monocytes (0.2-1.10 103/mmc)400 (220-780)
Haemoglobin (9-13.5 g/dL)11.3 (10.4-12.3)
Platelets (100-400/mmc)203 000 (121 000-275 000)
ALT (10-50 U/L)26 (18-44)
AST (28-41 U/L)34 (23-50)
GammaGT (39-308 U/L)23 (15-48)
Creatinine (0.17-0.43 mg/dL)0.5 (0.4-0.8)
Sodium (136-145mEq/L)134 (131-136)
Clorus (98-107mEq/L)99 (96-102)
Potassium (3.4-4.5mEq/L)4 (3.5-4.3)
CRP (<5mg/L)146.5 (97.0-227.1)
IgA (*mg/dL)102 (77-173)
IgG (*mg/dL)731.5 (591.5-993.5)
IgM (*mg/dL)98.5 (74-136.5)
Proteins (5.9-7.3 g/dL)6.3 (5.5-6.9)
Albumin (3.1-5.2 g/dL)3.1 (2.7-3.6)
CPK (39-308 U/L)66.5 (41-148)
pH (7.32–7.42)7.42 (7.38–7.46)
pCO2 (41–51mmHg)35 (31–39)
Bicarbonates (22–29 mmol/l)22.9 (21.1–25.4)
Lactic acid (<3.1 mmol/l)1.4 (1.2–1.9)
Troponin I (<40 ng/l)84.7 (26–398)
Troponin T (14 ng/l)24.6 (8–62.5)
Hs-troponin (<11 ng/l)33 (11.7–110.1)
Triglycerides (<150 mg/dl)184 (131–251)
ESR (<28 mm/h)53.5 (35–74)
Cholesterol (<190 mg/dl)111 (86–129)
Fibrinogen (170–420 mg/dl)582 (468–717)
INR1.2 (1.1–1.4)
aPTT (0.8–1.20 ratio)1.2 (1.1–1.3)
ATIII (79–120%)81 (73–93)
C3 (90-180 mg/dl)134 (89–153)
C4 (10-40 mg/dl)23.5 (13–32)
Ferritin (30-400 ng/ml)540 (287.5–915.5)
D-dimer (<500 ng/ml)2222 (1185.5–3821.5)
NT-proBNP (<400 pg/ml)3364.5 (873.9–9222.5)
BNP (<100 pg/ml)557.5 (135–1110)
Demographic characteristics
Female/Male104/135
Ethnicity, n (%)
Caucasian ancestry190 (79.5)
African26 (10.9)
Asian17 (7.1)
Latin-American6 (2.5)
Age at onset, median (IQR), years8 (4–11)
Clinical manifestations
At least one skin involvement,n (%)155 (64.9)
Maculopapular rash106 (44.4)
Multiform erythema23 (9.6)
Perineal erythema3 (1.3)
Scarlattinoform rash8 (3.4)
Palmoplantar erythema41 (17.2)
At least one mucosal involvement,n (%)154 (64.4)
Cheilitis97 (40.6)
Oral changes90 (37.7)
At least one ocular involvement,n (%)135 (56.5)
Conjunctivitis134 (56.1)
At least one neurological involvement,n (%)112 (46.9)
Headache42 (17.6)
Aseptic meningitis11 (4.6)
Irritability56 (23.4)
At least one gastrointestinal involvement,n (%)174 (72.8)
Diarrhoea105 (43.9)
Vomiting73 (30.6)
Abdominal pain112 (46.9)
Colecyts hydrops6 (2.5)
Acute pancreatitis3 (1.3)
Hepatomegaly30 (12.6)
Splenomegaly21 (8.8)
At least one lung involvement,n (%)80 (33.5)
Dyspnea27 (11.3)
Tachypnea28 (11.7)
Lobar pneumonia12 (5.0)
Interstitial pneumonia22 (9.2)
Oxygen supplementation37 (15.5)
Non-invasive/Invasive ventilation21 (8.8)
At least one heart involvement,n (%)169 (70.7)
Myocarditis64 (26.8)
Pericarditis32 (13.4)
Valvular insufficiency46 (19.3)
Coronary dilation22 (9.2)
Coronary aneurism8 (3.4)
Heart failure39 (16.4)
Hypotension/Non-cardiogenic shock46 (19.3)
Cardiac arrest2 (0.8)
At least one osteoarticular involvement,n (%)30 (12.6)
Arthritis/arthralgia19 (8.0)
Myositis4 (1.7)
Lymphadenopathy,n (%)72 (30.1)
Laboratory exams (normal values)Median (IQR)
Leucocytes (5-19.5 103/mmc)10 795 (7750-13 615)
Neutrophils (1-9 103/mmc)8280 (5650-10450)
Lymphocytes (2.5-16.5 103/mmc)1070 (700-1950)
Monocytes (0.2-1.10 103/mmc)400 (220-780)
Haemoglobin (9-13.5 g/dL)11.3 (10.4-12.3)
Platelets (100-400/mmc)203 000 (121 000-275 000)
ALT (10-50 U/L)26 (18-44)
AST (28-41 U/L)34 (23-50)
GammaGT (39-308 U/L)23 (15-48)
Creatinine (0.17-0.43 mg/dL)0.5 (0.4-0.8)
Sodium (136-145mEq/L)134 (131-136)
Clorus (98-107mEq/L)99 (96-102)
Potassium (3.4-4.5mEq/L)4 (3.5-4.3)
CRP (<5mg/L)146.5 (97.0-227.1)
IgA (*mg/dL)102 (77-173)
IgG (*mg/dL)731.5 (591.5-993.5)
IgM (*mg/dL)98.5 (74-136.5)
Proteins (5.9-7.3 g/dL)6.3 (5.5-6.9)
Albumin (3.1-5.2 g/dL)3.1 (2.7-3.6)
CPK (39-308 U/L)66.5 (41-148)
pH (7.32–7.42)7.42 (7.38–7.46)
pCO2 (41–51mmHg)35 (31–39)
Bicarbonates (22–29 mmol/l)22.9 (21.1–25.4)
Lactic acid (<3.1 mmol/l)1.4 (1.2–1.9)
Troponin I (<40 ng/l)84.7 (26–398)
Troponin T (14 ng/l)24.6 (8–62.5)
Hs-troponin (<11 ng/l)33 (11.7–110.1)
Triglycerides (<150 mg/dl)184 (131–251)
ESR (<28 mm/h)53.5 (35–74)
Cholesterol (<190 mg/dl)111 (86–129)
Fibrinogen (170–420 mg/dl)582 (468–717)
INR1.2 (1.1–1.4)
aPTT (0.8–1.20 ratio)1.2 (1.1–1.3)
ATIII (79–120%)81 (73–93)
C3 (90-180 mg/dl)134 (89–153)
C4 (10-40 mg/dl)23.5 (13–32)
Ferritin (30-400 ng/ml)540 (287.5–915.5)
D-dimer (<500 ng/ml)2222 (1185.5–3821.5)
NT-proBNP (<400 pg/ml)3364.5 (873.9–9222.5)
BNP (<100 pg/ml)557.5 (135–1110)

ALT: alanine aminotransferase; AST: aspartate aminotransferase; CRP: c-reactive protein; CPK: creatine phosphokinase; ESR: erythrocyte sedimentation rate; INR: international normalized ratio; APTT: activated partial thromboplastin time; AIII: antithrombin III; BNP: brain natriuretic peptide.

Table 1.

Demographic, clinical and laboratory manifestations of study population at onset

Demographic characteristics
Female/Male104/135
Ethnicity, n (%)
Caucasian ancestry190 (79.5)
African26 (10.9)
Asian17 (7.1)
Latin-American6 (2.5)
Age at onset, median (IQR), years8 (4–11)
Clinical manifestations
At least one skin involvement,n (%)155 (64.9)
Maculopapular rash106 (44.4)
Multiform erythema23 (9.6)
Perineal erythema3 (1.3)
Scarlattinoform rash8 (3.4)
Palmoplantar erythema41 (17.2)
At least one mucosal involvement,n (%)154 (64.4)
Cheilitis97 (40.6)
Oral changes90 (37.7)
At least one ocular involvement,n (%)135 (56.5)
Conjunctivitis134 (56.1)
At least one neurological involvement,n (%)112 (46.9)
Headache42 (17.6)
Aseptic meningitis11 (4.6)
Irritability56 (23.4)
At least one gastrointestinal involvement,n (%)174 (72.8)
Diarrhoea105 (43.9)
Vomiting73 (30.6)
Abdominal pain112 (46.9)
Colecyts hydrops6 (2.5)
Acute pancreatitis3 (1.3)
Hepatomegaly30 (12.6)
Splenomegaly21 (8.8)
At least one lung involvement,n (%)80 (33.5)
Dyspnea27 (11.3)
Tachypnea28 (11.7)
Lobar pneumonia12 (5.0)
Interstitial pneumonia22 (9.2)
Oxygen supplementation37 (15.5)
Non-invasive/Invasive ventilation21 (8.8)
At least one heart involvement,n (%)169 (70.7)
Myocarditis64 (26.8)
Pericarditis32 (13.4)
Valvular insufficiency46 (19.3)
Coronary dilation22 (9.2)
Coronary aneurism8 (3.4)
Heart failure39 (16.4)
Hypotension/Non-cardiogenic shock46 (19.3)
Cardiac arrest2 (0.8)
At least one osteoarticular involvement,n (%)30 (12.6)
Arthritis/arthralgia19 (8.0)
Myositis4 (1.7)
Lymphadenopathy,n (%)72 (30.1)
Laboratory exams (normal values)Median (IQR)
Leucocytes (5-19.5 103/mmc)10 795 (7750-13 615)
Neutrophils (1-9 103/mmc)8280 (5650-10450)
Lymphocytes (2.5-16.5 103/mmc)1070 (700-1950)
Monocytes (0.2-1.10 103/mmc)400 (220-780)
Haemoglobin (9-13.5 g/dL)11.3 (10.4-12.3)
Platelets (100-400/mmc)203 000 (121 000-275 000)
ALT (10-50 U/L)26 (18-44)
AST (28-41 U/L)34 (23-50)
GammaGT (39-308 U/L)23 (15-48)
Creatinine (0.17-0.43 mg/dL)0.5 (0.4-0.8)
Sodium (136-145mEq/L)134 (131-136)
Clorus (98-107mEq/L)99 (96-102)
Potassium (3.4-4.5mEq/L)4 (3.5-4.3)
CRP (<5mg/L)146.5 (97.0-227.1)
IgA (*mg/dL)102 (77-173)
IgG (*mg/dL)731.5 (591.5-993.5)
IgM (*mg/dL)98.5 (74-136.5)
Proteins (5.9-7.3 g/dL)6.3 (5.5-6.9)
Albumin (3.1-5.2 g/dL)3.1 (2.7-3.6)
CPK (39-308 U/L)66.5 (41-148)
pH (7.32–7.42)7.42 (7.38–7.46)
pCO2 (41–51mmHg)35 (31–39)
Bicarbonates (22–29 mmol/l)22.9 (21.1–25.4)
Lactic acid (<3.1 mmol/l)1.4 (1.2–1.9)
Troponin I (<40 ng/l)84.7 (26–398)
Troponin T (14 ng/l)24.6 (8–62.5)
Hs-troponin (<11 ng/l)33 (11.7–110.1)
Triglycerides (<150 mg/dl)184 (131–251)
ESR (<28 mm/h)53.5 (35–74)
Cholesterol (<190 mg/dl)111 (86–129)
Fibrinogen (170–420 mg/dl)582 (468–717)
INR1.2 (1.1–1.4)
aPTT (0.8–1.20 ratio)1.2 (1.1–1.3)
ATIII (79–120%)81 (73–93)
C3 (90-180 mg/dl)134 (89–153)
C4 (10-40 mg/dl)23.5 (13–32)
Ferritin (30-400 ng/ml)540 (287.5–915.5)
D-dimer (<500 ng/ml)2222 (1185.5–3821.5)
NT-proBNP (<400 pg/ml)3364.5 (873.9–9222.5)
BNP (<100 pg/ml)557.5 (135–1110)
Demographic characteristics
Female/Male104/135
Ethnicity, n (%)
Caucasian ancestry190 (79.5)
African26 (10.9)
Asian17 (7.1)
Latin-American6 (2.5)
Age at onset, median (IQR), years8 (4–11)
Clinical manifestations
At least one skin involvement,n (%)155 (64.9)
Maculopapular rash106 (44.4)
Multiform erythema23 (9.6)
Perineal erythema3 (1.3)
Scarlattinoform rash8 (3.4)
Palmoplantar erythema41 (17.2)
At least one mucosal involvement,n (%)154 (64.4)
Cheilitis97 (40.6)
Oral changes90 (37.7)
At least one ocular involvement,n (%)135 (56.5)
Conjunctivitis134 (56.1)
At least one neurological involvement,n (%)112 (46.9)
Headache42 (17.6)
Aseptic meningitis11 (4.6)
Irritability56 (23.4)
At least one gastrointestinal involvement,n (%)174 (72.8)
Diarrhoea105 (43.9)
Vomiting73 (30.6)
Abdominal pain112 (46.9)
Colecyts hydrops6 (2.5)
Acute pancreatitis3 (1.3)
Hepatomegaly30 (12.6)
Splenomegaly21 (8.8)
At least one lung involvement,n (%)80 (33.5)
Dyspnea27 (11.3)
Tachypnea28 (11.7)
Lobar pneumonia12 (5.0)
Interstitial pneumonia22 (9.2)
Oxygen supplementation37 (15.5)
Non-invasive/Invasive ventilation21 (8.8)
At least one heart involvement,n (%)169 (70.7)
Myocarditis64 (26.8)
Pericarditis32 (13.4)
Valvular insufficiency46 (19.3)
Coronary dilation22 (9.2)
Coronary aneurism8 (3.4)
Heart failure39 (16.4)
Hypotension/Non-cardiogenic shock46 (19.3)
Cardiac arrest2 (0.8)
At least one osteoarticular involvement,n (%)30 (12.6)
Arthritis/arthralgia19 (8.0)
Myositis4 (1.7)
Lymphadenopathy,n (%)72 (30.1)
Laboratory exams (normal values)Median (IQR)
Leucocytes (5-19.5 103/mmc)10 795 (7750-13 615)
Neutrophils (1-9 103/mmc)8280 (5650-10450)
Lymphocytes (2.5-16.5 103/mmc)1070 (700-1950)
Monocytes (0.2-1.10 103/mmc)400 (220-780)
Haemoglobin (9-13.5 g/dL)11.3 (10.4-12.3)
Platelets (100-400/mmc)203 000 (121 000-275 000)
ALT (10-50 U/L)26 (18-44)
AST (28-41 U/L)34 (23-50)
GammaGT (39-308 U/L)23 (15-48)
Creatinine (0.17-0.43 mg/dL)0.5 (0.4-0.8)
Sodium (136-145mEq/L)134 (131-136)
Clorus (98-107mEq/L)99 (96-102)
Potassium (3.4-4.5mEq/L)4 (3.5-4.3)
CRP (<5mg/L)146.5 (97.0-227.1)
IgA (*mg/dL)102 (77-173)
IgG (*mg/dL)731.5 (591.5-993.5)
IgM (*mg/dL)98.5 (74-136.5)
Proteins (5.9-7.3 g/dL)6.3 (5.5-6.9)
Albumin (3.1-5.2 g/dL)3.1 (2.7-3.6)
CPK (39-308 U/L)66.5 (41-148)
pH (7.32–7.42)7.42 (7.38–7.46)
pCO2 (41–51mmHg)35 (31–39)
Bicarbonates (22–29 mmol/l)22.9 (21.1–25.4)
Lactic acid (<3.1 mmol/l)1.4 (1.2–1.9)
Troponin I (<40 ng/l)84.7 (26–398)
Troponin T (14 ng/l)24.6 (8–62.5)
Hs-troponin (<11 ng/l)33 (11.7–110.1)
Triglycerides (<150 mg/dl)184 (131–251)
ESR (<28 mm/h)53.5 (35–74)
Cholesterol (<190 mg/dl)111 (86–129)
Fibrinogen (170–420 mg/dl)582 (468–717)
INR1.2 (1.1–1.4)
aPTT (0.8–1.20 ratio)1.2 (1.1–1.3)
ATIII (79–120%)81 (73–93)
C3 (90-180 mg/dl)134 (89–153)
C4 (10-40 mg/dl)23.5 (13–32)
Ferritin (30-400 ng/ml)540 (287.5–915.5)
D-dimer (<500 ng/ml)2222 (1185.5–3821.5)
NT-proBNP (<400 pg/ml)3364.5 (873.9–9222.5)
BNP (<100 pg/ml)557.5 (135–1110)

ALT: alanine aminotransferase; AST: aspartate aminotransferase; CRP: c-reactive protein; CPK: creatine phosphokinase; ESR: erythrocyte sedimentation rate; INR: international normalized ratio; APTT: activated partial thromboplastin time; AIII: antithrombin III; BNP: brain natriuretic peptide.

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