The Effect of Rilonacept versus Placebo on Health-Related Quality of Life in Patients with Poorly Controlled Familial Mediterranean Fever

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Health-related quality of life scores measured at screening and baseline visits and after treatment with rilonacept and placebo. Results are reported as a mean and 95% confidence interval. The 1st row includes the physical summary score and the 4 individual concepts weighted positively in calculating this score. The 2nd row includes the psychosocial summary score and the 6 concepts weighted positively in calculating this score. The 3rd row includes those concepts not used in calculating the summary scores. PhS: physical summary score; PF: physical function; BP: bodily pain and discomfort; GH: general health perceptions; RP: role/social limitations due to physical health; PsS: psychosocial summary score; REB: role/social limitations due to emotional or behavioral difficulties; BE: behavior; MH: mental health; SE: self-esteem; PE: emotional impact on parent/patient; PT: parental/patient time impact; FA: family activities; FC: family cohesion; GBE: global behavior; GGH: global health; CH: change in health.