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VOLUME 31: SUPPLEMENT 69 MARCH 2004
Longterm Followup of Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis — The Worldwide Experience Edmonton, Alberta, Canada — August 27–28, 2001
Introduction Session 1: Methodology of Data Collection
Outcome After 40 Years with RA: A Prospective Study of Function,
Disease Activity, and Mortality
Experiences from a Prospective Early RA Study in Southern Sweden
The Nijmegen Inception Cohort of Early RA
Longterm Studies in RA — The German Experience
Progressive and Nonprogressive RA Over a 10-Year Period in Japan
Methodological Issues in Conducting and Analyzing Longitudinal
Observational Studies in RA
The Population Based Studies in RA. A Method of Longterm Followup Studies
Session 2: Radiographic Outcomes
A Short History of Data Banking in the United States from 1974 to 2003
Assessment of Radiographs in Longitudinal Observational Studies
Is It Possible to Predict Radiological Damage in Early RA? A Report on the Occurrence, Progression, and Prognostic Factors of Radiological Erosions over the First 3 Years in 866 Patients from the Early RA Study (ERAS)
Radiological Progression in Established RA
Ten-Year Radiographic Outcome in Patients with RF Positive RA Treated with Aggressive Immunosuppressive Combination Therapy
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