The Effects of Disease Activity on Quality of Life

So unsurprisingly the patients who are getting sustained response do much better and that's true regardless of which measure you use. So it's a little bit easier to achieve measures like DAPSA remission and the DAPSA low disease activity compared to MDA and very low disease activity. If you're looking at enthalitis and dactylitis as well as the joints that is a little bit harder to achieve. But for all of these different outcome measures you do better if you're in sustained response. And for the clinician the parameters associated with better outcomes age and weight and things what did you find?