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Half the Experts are Wrong (2.17.2023)
Dr. Jack Cush reviews the news and tries to stump the expert panel this week on the podcast.
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Can I stop MTX in RA?
Dr. Janet Pope and Dr. Charis Meng discuss ---should RA Patients with Controlled Disease Taper Methotrexate from Targeted Therapy or Continue It? Risk Differences in Sustaining Remission from a Systematic Review and Meta-analysis.
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Congratulations to Dr Philip Mease, the 2023 recipient of the RWCS "Kahuna" award, for lifetime excellence as a teacher/educator! @RWCSmtg #RWCS23 https://t.co/iXzQsJouu9
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Your #RA patient clearly has active disease that requires new Rx. Is your choice driven by:
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Future therapies for IgG4 re dz. @anisha_dua @RWCSmtg @RheumNow #RWCS23 https://t.co/3pwBiBTf2N
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“Pathology is helpful but not diagnostic” Dr. Dua #RWCS23 @RheumNow here are your features found on biopsy. https://t.co/J9a6S9XY2D
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Dr. Dua reviews IgG4 disease involvement at #RWCS23 @RWCSmtg @RheumNow https://t.co/WHNSxhKGUU
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Steroids assisting options - CTX, LEF or RTX @anisha_dua @RWCSmtg @RheumNow #RWCS23 https://t.co/ENfg650B9A
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IgG4 rel dz, steroid response is dramatic, but you need more than steroids for long term remission. @anisha_dua @RWCSmtg @RheumNow https://t.co/wq129L6DXT
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IgG4 levels are often elevated and helpful, but not always. @anisha_dua @RWCSmtg @RheumNow #RWCS23 https://t.co/CcdPcxYIbl
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IgG4 rel dz pathology. @anisha_dua @RWCSmtg @RheumNow https://t.co/LKIZ1BOejK
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IgG4 related disease (a proliferative, fibrotic dz) manifestations by Dr Aisha Dua at RWCS @anisha_dua #rwcs23 @RWCSmtg @RheumNow https://t.co/hy6ZuOY2Ti
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New Laboratory Insights for the ANA+ Consult
A new study suggests that use of ELISA assays for CXCL-10 and IFN-α can predict which ANA+ individuals may progress to developing a systemic autoimmune rheumatic disease (SARD).
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While his talk didn’t focus on treatment, thoughtfulness regarding treatment for pain is important to our patients. Dr. Mease @RWCSmtg @RheumNow #RWCS23 https://t.co/f946SSeRWo
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Dr. Shenoi discusses a new bio markers in sJIA lung disease. #RWCS23 @RheumNow @RWCSmtg https://t.co/Nn3KjmGNfu
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How do you treat sJIA lung disease? Lots of steroids. Lung disease may stabilize but may not resolve. Dr. Shenoi @RWCSmtg #RWCS23 @RheumNow https://t.co/d5HiRy4Ud4
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MIS-c 2023 updated diagnostic criteria broken down by information type. Dr. Shenoi #RWCS23 @RheumNow @RWCSmtg https://t.co/U24sQiEF37
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Have you heard of nipocalimab? It prevents IgG-FcRn by binding to the FcRn IgG binding site. This is one to watch in our diseases (RA, Sjogren’s, SLE, myopathies.) Dr. Postolova #RWCS23 @RheumNow @RWCSmtg https://t.co/qMGA6IdtUE
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Sex differences in neutrophils could be an interesting approach to consider with our diseases. I personally had no idea my neutrophils may be different than a males. A very interesting thought by Dr. Postolova @RWCSmtg #RWCS23 @RheumNow https://t.co/mZsFaCBk7f
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“Remote patient monitoring should be here to stay.” Here are some important codes needed for your clinical practice. #RWCS23 @RheumNow @RWCSmtg @alvinwellsmd https://t.co/dj1CpU7ChY
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