RheumNow Podcast – Rheumatologist Smoke-Enders (10.22.2021) Save
Dr. Jack Cush reviews the news and journal articles from this past week on RheumNow.com.
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In PsA trials, over time the (ACR20) placebo response has increased (15% every 5 yrs)but was not associated with the active treatment effect size. 42 RCTs, the pooled placebo response was 20.3%; pooled treatment effect vs placebo was 27% https://t.co/b9LRpvcTir
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Propensity matched comparison of Tramadol vs Codeine use. Tramadol had a signif. higher risk of all-cause mortality (HR, 2.31), CV events (HR 1.15) & fractures (HR 1.50), but no diff in falls, delirium, constipation, opioid abuse, sleep disorders. https://bit.ly/2ZiocGz
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In a real world study of lupus patients, aspirin use lowered risk of preeclampsia, as did hydroxychloroquine. Risk Factors for preeclampsia were high Dz activity 1st trimester (OR 4.55), BMI >30 (6.14), antiphospholipid synd (8.02), hx preeclampsia (9.8) https://t.co/giBamMAPRM
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RECOVERY study of hospitalized COVID-19 pts compared colchicine to PBO (+usual care). Colchicine had no effect on 28d mortality (21% vs 21%), time to D/C(10 d vs 10d), LIve D/C (70 vs 70%), mechanical vent or death (25 vs 25%) https://bit.ly/2ZfNG7m
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JAMA reports the COVID-19 combined infection- and vaccination-induced seroprevalence estimate in May 2021 was 83.3% By May 2021, there were 2.1 SARS-CoV-2 infections per reported COVID-19 case. https://t.co/bUZ5AqYnxM
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PsABio study-real-world observational study of ustekinumab vs TNF inhibitors in PsA: 868 pts: cDAPSA remission was 15% UST vs 19% TNFi and Minimal Dz Activity was 26% UST vs 31% TNFi at 6 months - both were equipotent in PsA https://t.co/RLadZa6YTI
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FDA Approves Cyltezo (BI), the 1st INTERCHANGEABLE Biosimilar to Humira - interchangeable means this biosimilar may be substituted for the Humira without the prescriber notice (by pharmacy)in same way generics are substituted for brand name drugs https://t.co/xvinL7UKNU
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NOBILITY: a Trial of Obinutuzumab in Proliferative Lupus Nephritis
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Dear Dr Cush - Great podcast as always - but one remark- it seems to me that aspirin can be taken up to delivery time - no worries about ductus arteriosous- that is what the APS experts sustain. All the best Eduardo Paiva MD FACR Curitiba Brazil
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