AB1760-HPR THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DISEASE ACTIVITY LEVEL AND WRIST JOINT POSITION SENSE, GRIP STRENGTH AND DYNAMIC GRIP ENDURANCE IN PSORIATIC ARTHRITIS

Background Dynamic grip endurance in psoriatic arthritis is one of the affected functional parameters during disease process. However, there are limited studies about dynamic related factors. Objectives To investigate relationship between activity level and joint position sense arthritis. Methods A total 27 PsA patients (age:53.33 ±11.85 years, women/men:16/5) who were classified by Classification Criteria for Psoriatic Arthritis (CASPAR) criteria followed outpatient clinic included our study. The socio-demographic characteristic all recorded. Disease was assessed with DAPSA score. Wrist evaluated a goniometric re-position error test. Grip strength examined hand dynamometer (Lafayette Professional Hand Dynamometer, USA). Data analysis performed Spearman Correlation Coefficient. Results Patients’ diagnosis year, tender on hand, swollen 4.50 23, 18, respectively. scores 28.67 ±14.85 moderate-high level. There no both sides (p>0.05). moderate correlation found score (p<0.05, r=-0.516 -0.570 dominant non-dominant side, respectively). Conclusion Our study showed that had lower exacerbation period. Since low independents activity, they may not associated this We think cases where increases, approaches protect can be added to management REFERENCES: NIL. Acknowledgements: Disclosure Interests None Declared.