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The average interval between skin involvement and osteoarticular involvement in skin-leading type was significantly longer than that in osteoarticular leading type (7.1 years vs. 2.0 years). A sternoclavicular joint (SCJ) lesion was detected in 65% cases, and the physical findings of SCJ were significantly related to the image findings. Axial and peripheral joint lesions were detected in the same ratio (23 cases, 45%). In the peripheral joints, the finger joint was the most common (26%), followed by the shoulder joint (21%). Patients we
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