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The pain that inflammation does not explain in SpA and PsA
Clinicians often come across the scenario of a patient with well-controlled spondyloarthritis where the ASDAS in the low disease activity range, CRP normalised, joints clinically quiet. However, the patient returns to the clinic still reporting significant pain. Their rheumatologist adjusts the biological, waits, returns. The pain persists.
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Catching up with the “Optimising care in SpA” at #EULAR2026 #OP0234 Phase 3 OLINGUITO trial showed filgotinib significantly improved ASAS40 responses vs PBO in both radiographic and non-radiographic axSpA by Week 16, with responses maintained through Week 52. @RheumNow #EULARBest https://t.co/axn6Zv52RA
FASTLANE study Ph4 RCT on TOFA+NPX vs. PBO+NPX for early active axSpA TOFA arm significantly achieved inactive dse vs. PBO (p=0.006) at wk 16. Similar results seen in secondary efficacy endpts. Interesting results supporting TOFA use AbsOP0241 @RheumNow #EULAR2026 #EULARBest https://t.co/PQYzE1zm0h
Antoni Chan MD (Prof) synovialjoints ( View Tweet)
Antoni Chan MD (Prof) synovialjoints ( View Tweet)
Antoni Chan MD (Prof) synovialjoints ( View Tweet)


