The correlation between the modified Pouchet score, which is used for disease activity, the ferritin value, which has a very important place in the diagnosis and follow-up of AOSD, and the classic laboratory findings that indicate organ and system findings in the diagnosis and follow-up of AOSD, such as AST, ALT, hemoglobin, platelets, leukocytes, neutrophils, albumin, ESR, and CRP, as well as the inflammatory indices, was calculated using Pearson correlation. This evidence concerns the gene GPT and adult-onset Still disease.