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Table 1 Three sets of diagnostic criteria for relapsing polychondritis

From: Comparison of relapsing polychondritis patients with and without respiratory involvement based on chest computed tomography: a retrospective cohort study

McAdam et al.

Bilateral auricular chondritis

 

Nonerosive seronegative inflammatory arthritis

 

Nasal chondritis

 

Ocular inflammation

 

Respiratory tract chondritis

 

Audio-vestibular damage

 

 ≥ Three symptoms

Damiani and Levine

Three symptoms of the McAdam's criteria

 

One symptom of McAdam's criteria and histologic evidence of chondritis

 

Chondritis at two or more separate anatomic locations with Response to corticosteroids, dapsone, or both

Michet et al

Two out of three symptoms: Auricular cartilage Inflammation, Nasal cartilage inflammation, Laryngotracheal cartilage inflammation

 

One of the above and meeting two other signs: ocular inflammation, hearing loss, vestibular dysfunction, or seronegative inflammatory arthritis (any of these)