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Material Basing on data of 99 patients 14-17 old with JIA boys/ girls 27%/73%, 1group of children attending school 62 (63%), 2 – 37 patients taught at home; among whom 20 (group 2A) on medical indications; 17 (group 2B) at will of the patient and parents. 1 group (syst. variant-14%, poly-50%, oligo-20% , SA-16%), 2 group (syst-27%, poly-49%, oligo-11%., SA-13%), 2-A (syst40%, poly-50%, oligo-5%, CA-5%), 2B(syst-11%, poly47%, oligo-18%. SA-24%).

Comparative characteristic of quality of life with patients suffering from juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA), attending school and taught at home