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Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis Pre-HSCT Data Sequence Number: Date Received: Registry Use Only Today s Date: Date of HSCT for which this form is being completed: HSCT type: autologous allogeneic, allogeneic, syngeneic unrelated related (identical twin) Product type: marrow PBSC cord blood other product, specify: This form must be accompanied by Form 00 Recipient Baseline Data. All information in the box above, including the date, should be identical with the corresponding Form 00. Information should come from an actual examination by the Transplant Center physician, or the physician who is following the recipient pre-hsct, or abstraction of the recipient s medical records. Questions followed by the symbol indicate additional information necessary to complete the question is referenced in the forms instruction manual. If this is a report of a second or subsequent transplant, check here and continue with question 72. Disease Assessment at Diagnosis 1. What was the date of diagnosis of Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis? 2. Specify the JIA subclass: 1 systemic JIA 2 polyarticular rheumatoid arthritis with oligoarticular onset 3 polyarticular rheumatoid arthritis with polyarticular onset 4 other subtype 4. Specify JIA subtype: 3. Were the Schneider criteria (persistent thrombocytosis and corticosteroids to control fever) for systemic JIA fulfilled? Specify the following laboratory studies performed at diagnosis of JIA: If performed, specify lab study results: 5. Anti-nuclear antibody 6. 1 normal 2 abnormal 7. C-reactive protein 8. 1 normal 2 abnormal 9. Erythrocyte sedimentation rate 10. 1 normal 2 abnormal 11. Rheumatoid factor 12. 1 normal 2 abnormal 13. Other lab study 14. 1 normal 2 abnormal 15. Specify lab study: CIBMTR Form 42 (JRA) v1.0 (1 9) July 07 Mail this form to your designated campus (Milwaukee or Minneapolis). Retain the original at the transplant center.

Specify the presence of the following complications at any time from diagnsosis to mobilization for stem cell collection (or high-dose therapy if mobilization was not done): 16. Corticosteriod dependency to control JIA 17. Disease progression while on therapy 18. Systemic JIA with polyarticular course 19. Were the Schneider criteria (persistent thrombocytosis and corticosteroids to control fever) for systemic JIA fulfilled?. Toxicity from conventional treatment(s) Specify the toxicities present between JIA diagnosis and prior to the start of the preparative regimen: 21. Avascular necrosis of femoral head 22. Cataracts 23. Growth delay 24. Hepatic dysfunction ( 3 fold increase in liver function tests) 25. Renal insufficiency (> 30% increase in creatinine) 26. Severe gastrointestinal (GI) toxicity 27. Specify GI toxicity: 28. Severe hypertension 29. Severe myelosuppression 30. Other toxicity 31. Specify other toxicity: Pre-HSCT Treatment for Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis 32. Did the recipient receive any disease-modifying treatments between the time of diagnosis and prior to mobilization for stem cell collection (or high-dose therapy if mobilization was not done)? Continue with table below Codes for Treatment Stopped Continue with question 65 1 Failure 2 Toxicity 3 Other reason 4 Reason unknown Treatment Stopped Treatment Given? Stopped? Code 33. Corticosteroids 34. 35. 36. If code 3, specify other reason: 37. Was prednisone or other corticosteroid dosing changed between diagnosis and just prior to mobilization for stem cell collection? 1 dose unchanged 2 dose increased 3 dose decreased 4 unknown CIBMTR Form 42 (JRA) v1.0 (2 9) July 07

Treatment Stopped Treatment Given? Stopped? Code 38. Cyclophosphamide (CTX, Cytoxan, Neosar) 39. 40. 41. If code 3, specify other reason: 42. Cyclosporine (CsA, Neoral, Sandimmune) 43. 44. 45. If code 3, specify other reason: 46. Etanercept (Enbrel) 47. 48. 49. If code 3, specify other reason: 50. Methotrexate (MTX, Folex) 51. 52. 53. If code 3, specify other reason: 54. Specify the maximum weekly dose: mg dose unknown 56. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) 55. Specify the duration of therapy: months duration unknown 57. 58. 59. If code 3, specify other reason: 60. Other treatment 61. 62. 63. If code 3, specify other reason: 64. Specify other treatment: 65. Did the recipient stop receiving disease-modifying drugs (e.g., cyclophosphamide, methotrexate, etc.) or anti-tnf regimen (not NSAIDS) prior to mobilization for stem cell collection (or high-dose therapy if mobilization was not done)? 67. Was the recipient receiving non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) within 4 weeks of mobilization for stem cell collection (or high-dose therapy if mobilization was not done)? 66. Specify the date that the recipient last date received disease-modifying drugs or unknown anti-tnf regimen: 68. Were the NSAIDS discontinued prior to mobilization? Codes for Treatment Stopped 1 Failure 2 Toxicity 3 Other reason 4 Reason unknown 69. Specify the date date NSAIDS unknown were stopped: 70. Specify the reson for stopping (see Codes for Treatment Stopped above): 71. If code 3, specify other reason: CIBMTR Form 42 (JRA) v1.0 (3 9) July 07

Disease Assessment Prior to Mobilization Therapy for Stem Cell Collection Information for this section should come from the most recent evaluation prior to the initiation of mobilization therapy ( 4 weeks prior to mobilization for stem cell collection). If the recipient did not receive mobilization therapy, check here and continue with question 129. 72. Date of evaluation prior to mobilization for stem cell collection: 73. Specify the number of painful / tender joints prior to mobilization: Fuchs HA, Pincus T. Eular / ACR 28 joint count. Arthritis Rheum 1994, 37:470 475. Joints included in 28 joint count are bilateral shoulders, elbows, wrists, MCPs, PIPs and knees. 74. Specify the number of swollen / effused joints prior to mobilization: Fuchs HA, Pincus T. Eular / ACR 28 joint count. Arthritis Rheum 1994, 37:470 475. Joints included in 28 joint count are bilateral shoulders, elbows, wrists, MCPs, PIPs and knees. 75. Specify the pediatric EPM Range of Motion final score (0.0 3.0): Len C., Ferraz M.B., Goldenberg J., et al. Pediatric Escola Paulista de Medicina Range of Motion Scale: A Reduced Joint Count Scale for General Use in JRA. J Rheumatol 1999, 26 (4) 909 913. number unknown number unknown score unknown 76. Was morning stiffness present just prior to mobilization? 77. Specify the duration of morning stiffness: Hours : Minutes 78. Specify the recipient s height at the time of mobilization: 1 inches 2 centimeters 79. Specify the recipient s weight at the time of mobilization: 1 pounds 2 kilograms 80. Specify the recipient s height one year prior to the time of mobilization: 1 inches 2 centimeters 81. Specify the recipient s weight one year prior to the time of mobilization: 1 pounds 2 kilograms Laboratory Studies Prior to Mobilization Therapy for Stem Cell Collection Specify if any of the following laboratory values were elevated prior to mobilization: 82. Antinuclear antibody (ANA) titers 83. C-reactive protein 84. Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) 85. Serum rheumatoid factor (RF) titers 86. Date CBC tested: 87. WBC: t known 88. Segs: Month Day % Year t known CIBMTR Form 42 (JRA) v1.0 (4 9) July 07 Specify units: 1 x 10 9 /L (x 10 3 /mm 3 ) 2 x 10 6 /L

89. Bands: % t known 90. Lymphocytes: % t known 91. Monocytes: % t known 92. Eosinophils: % t known 93. Basophils: % t known 94. Hemoglobin: t known 95. Hematocrit: % t known 96. Platelets: t known 97. Creatinine: t known 98. Alkaline phosphatase: t known 99. AST: t known 100. ALT: t known 101. Total bilirubin: t known 102. Albumin: t known Specify units: 1 g/dl 2 g/l 3 mmol/l 1 x 10 9 /L (x 10 3 /mm 3 ) 2 x 10 6 /L 1 mg/dl 2 mmol/l 3 µmol/l 1 U/L 2 µkat/l 1 U/L 2 µkat/l 1 U/L 2 µkat/l 1 mg/dl 2 µmol/l 1 g/dl 2 g/l Specify the results of the following immune function studies performed just prior to mobilization: Quantitative immunoglobulins: 103. IgG 1 normal 2 decreased 3 increased 4 unknown 104. IgA 1 normal 2 decreased 3 increased 4 unknown 105. IgM 1 normal 2 decreased 3 increased 4 unknown 106. IgE 1 normal 2 decreased 3 increased 4 unknown CIBMTR Form 42 (JRA) v1.0 (5 9) July 07

Lymphocyte subsets: 107. CD3 1 normal 2 decreased 3 increased 4 unknown 108. CD4 1 normal 2 decreased 3 increased 4 unknown 109. CD8 1 normal 2 decreased 3 increased 4 unknown 110. CD16 1 normal 2 decreased 3 increased 4 unknown 111. CD19 1 normal 2 decreased 3 increased 4 unknown Radiographic Assessment Prior to Mobilization Therapy for Stem Cell Collection 112. Were radiographic bone erosions present just prior to mobilization? 113. Was advanced skeletal age of affected joints noted radiographically? 114. Were osteoporotic fractures present at any time between diagnosis and mobilization? Functional Assessment Prior to Mobilization Therapy for Stem Cell Collection 115. Did the recipient complete a Childhood Health Assessment Questionnaire (CHAQ) prior to mobilization? Singh G, Athreya B, Fries J, Goldsmith DP. Measurement of health status in children with rheumatoid arthritis. Arthritis Rheum 1994, 37:1761 69. Specify the following scores for the CHAQ pain sub-scale: 116. Recipient s pain assessment: 117. Worst possible pain score: 118. Best possible pain score: 119. Recipient s disability assessment: 1. Worst possible disability score: 121. Best possible disability score: Specify the following scores for the CHAQ disability sub-scale: Specify the following scores for the CHAQ severity sub-scale: 122. Recipient s severity assessment: 123. Worst possible severity score: 124. Best possible severity score: CIBMTR Form 42 (JRA) v1.0 (6 9) July 07

125. Did the physician complete a Global Assessment of Functioning of the recipient s health prior to mobilization? 126. Physician-rated Global Assessment score: 127. Worst possible score: 128. Best possible score: Most Recent Disease Assessment Prior to the Start of the Preparative Regimen Information for this section should come from the most recent evaluation performed 2 weeks prior to the preparative regimen. If the recipient was not evaluated prior to the preparative regimen, check here and continue with the signature lines at question 176. 129. Date of evaluation prior to the preparative regimen: 130. Specify the number of painful / tender joints prior to the preparative regimen: Fuchs HA, Pincus T. Eular / ACR 28 joint count. Arthritis Rheum 1994, 37:470 475. Joints included in 28 joint count are bilateral shoulders, elbows, wrists, MCPs, PIPs and knees. 131. Specify the number of swollen / effused joints prior to the preparative regimen: Fuchs HA, Pincus T. Eular / ACR 28 joint count. Arthritis Rheum 1994, 37:470 475. Joints included in 28 joint count are bilateral shoulders, elbows, wrists, MCPs, PIPs and knees. 132. Specify the pediatric EPM Range of Motion final score (0.0 3.0): Len C., Ferraz M.B., Goldenberg J., et al. Pediatric Escola Paulista de Medicina Range of Motion Scale: A Reduced Joint Count Scale for General Use in JRA. J Rheumatol 1999, 26 (4) 909 913. number unknown number unknown score unknown 133. Was morning stiffness present prior to the preparative regimen? 134. Specify the duration of morning stiffness: Hours : Minutes 135. Specify the recipient s height one year prior to the preparative regimen: 1 inches 2 centimeters 136. Specify the recipient s weight one year prior to the preparative regimen: 1 pounds 2 kilograms Laboratory Studies Prior to the Start of the Preparative Regimen Specify if any of the following laboratory values were elevated prior to the preparative regimen: 137. Antinuclear antibody (ANA) titers 138. C-reactive protein 139. Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) 140. Serum rheumatoid factor (RF) titers 141. Date tested: (testing done within 30 days of start of preparative regimen) 142. Segs: Month Day % Year t known CIBMTR Form 42 (JRA) v1.0 (7 9) July 07

143. Bands: % t known 144. Monocytes: % t known 145. Eosinophils: % t known 146. Basophils: % t known 147. Alkaline phosphatase: t known 148. Albumin: t known Specify the results of the following immune function studies performed just prior to the start of the preparative regimen: Quantitative immunoglobulins: 149. IgG 1 normal 2 decreased 3 increased 4 unknown 150. IgA 1 normal 2 decreased 3 increased 4 unknown 151. IgM 1 normal 2 decreased 3 increased 4 unknown 152. IgE 1 normal 2 decreased 3 increased 4 unknown Lymphocyte subsets: 153. CD3 1 normal 2 decreased 3 increased 4 unknown 154. CD4 1 normal 2 decreased 3 increased 4 unknown 155. CD8 1 normal 2 decreased 3 increased 4 unknown 156. CD16 1 normal 2 decreased 3 increased 4 unknown 157. CD19 1 normal 2 decreased 3 increased 4 unknown Radiographic Assessment Prior to the Start of the Preparative Regimen 158. Were radiographic bone erosions present prior to the start of the preparative regimen? 159. Was advanced skeletal age of affected joints noted radiographically prior to the start of the preparative regimen? 160. Was osteoporosis present prior to the start of the preparative regimen? 161. Were osteoporotic fractures present? CIBMTR Form 42 (JRA) v1.0 (8 9) July 07 1 g/dl 2 g/l 1 U/L 2 µkat/l

Functional Assessment Prior to the Start of the Preparative Regimen 162. Did the recipient complete a Childhood Health Assessment Questionnaire (CHAQ) prior to the start of the preparative regimen? Singh G, Athreya B, Fries J, Goldsmith DP. Measurement of health status in children with rheumatoid arthritis. Arthritis Rheum 1994, 37:1761 69. Specify the following scores for the CHAQ pain sub-scale: 163. Recipient s pain assessment: 164. Worst possible pain score: 165. Best possible pain score: 166. Recipient s disability assessment: 167. Worst possible disability score: 168. Best possible disability score: Specify the following scores for the CHAQ disability sub-scale: Specify the following scores for the CHAQ severity sub-scale: 169. Recipient s severity assessment: 170. Worst possible severity score: 171. Best possible severity score: 172. Did the physician complete a Global Assessment of Functioning of the recipient s health prior to the preparative regimen? 173. Physician-rated Global Assessment score: 174. Worst possible score: 175. Best possible score: 176. Signed: Person completing form Please print name: Phone: ( ) Fax: ( ) E-mail address: CIBMTR Form 42 (JRA) v1.0 (9 9) July 07