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      New insights into Pre-RA: It ranges from asymptomatic individuals with ACPA positivity to those with symptomatic pre-cli

      Dr. John Cush RheumNow

      1 week ago
      New insights into Pre-RA: It ranges from asymptomatic individuals with ACPA positivity to those with symptomatic pre-clinical synovitis. Predicting who will develop RA is difficult, and there is a need for reliable biologic tools. Focusing on high-risk patients could https://t.co/SPOP7f0t7y
      When every option fails, bold moves remain.

      In 5 multi-resistant RA pts, TNFi + JAKi combo brought remission in most w

      Jiha Lee JihaRheum

      1 week ago
      When every option fails, bold moves remain. In 5 multi-resistant RA pts, TNFi + JAKi combo brought remission in most without major AEs. Not standard, not risk-free, but in young, low-infection-risk pts, it may offer a path forward. @RheumNow #ACR25 Abstract#2272
      Post hoc eval of relapses from MANDARA, MEPO vs BEN in EGPA

      30% of pts had relapse, 81% of which were asthma +/- sinona

      Mike Putman EBRheum

      1 week ago
      Post hoc eval of relapses from MANDARA, MEPO vs BEN in EGPA 30% of pts had relapse, 81% of which were asthma +/- sinonasal disease Remainder were mostly muscle involved, only a few mononeuritis Mostly as expected; useful epi data for clinic #ACR25 @RheumNow Abstr#1769 https://t.co/IKKolMZJlF
      Late Breaker: Phase 2 RCT of low dose IL2 in SLE

      Dose dependent response in SRI4 over 12 weeks
      & surprisingly high

      Mike Putman EBRheum

      1 week ago
      Late Breaker: Phase 2 RCT of low dose IL2 in SLE Dose dependent response in SRI4 over 12 weeks & surprisingly high rates of LLDAS Too early to know if useful, but worth evaluating in a phase 3 #ACR25 @RheumNow Abstr#LB01 https://t.co/oPOLG82nwi
      Late breaking: secukinumab out-performs ustekinumab in PsA pt who have failed TNF therapy

      RCT of 119 pt
      57.1% response

      Brian Jaros, MD Dr_Brian_MD

      1 week ago
      Late breaking: secukinumab out-performs ustekinumab in PsA pt who have failed TNF therapy RCT of 119 pt 57.1% response at wk 28 in SEC 27% response at wk 28 in UST Numerically lower adverse events leading to d/c in SEC @RheumNow #ACR25 #ACRBest Abst LB06 https://t.co/wDxtscP2ku
      Serrano-Combarro et al. Baricitinib in RA-ILD. Observational, 42 patients. Progressive ILD in 26%. More frequent in wome

      Richard Conway RichardPAConway

      1 week ago
      Serrano-Combarro et al. Baricitinib in RA-ILD. Observational, 42 patients. Progressive ILD in 26%. More frequent in women. @RheumNow #ACR25 Abstr#2229 https://t.co/ZXfgxKoau7
      Cutaneous vasculitis: who is most likely to have systemic disease?

      430 pt w skin vasculitis examined in case-control

      A

      Brian Jaros, MD Dr_Brian_MD

      1 week ago
      Cutaneous vasculitis: who is most likely to have systemic disease? 430 pt w skin vasculitis examined in case-control Associated with risk for systemic vasculitis/CTD: - GI sx - ulcerating/necrotic lesions - constitutional sx - hematuria @RheumNow #ACR25 Abst 2525 https://t.co/lRjLKRYxDW
      To be continued (or discontinued?):Abstract 2360: Compared to TNFi, IL-17i & JAKi users had🔹 Higher odds of med

      Akhil Sood MD, MS AkhilSoodMD

      1 week ago

      To be continued (or discontinued?): Abstract 2360: Compared to TNFi, IL-17i & JAKi users had 🔹 Higher odds of med switching <180 days 🔹 Shorter time to discontinuation @RheumNow #ACR25 #axSpA https://t.co/IOHaFSJqHn

      Interesting study evaluating the "CALLY" index (serum albumin × lymphocyte count / CRP / 10,000) for predicing mortal

      Mike Putman EBRheum

      1 week ago
      Interesting study evaluating the "CALLY" index (serum albumin × lymphocyte count / CRP / 10,000) for predicing mortality in AAV I typically dislike these because (1) they are often cumbersome to calculate & (2) they often perform poorly This one piqued my interest; pretty https://t.co/ziroQOH5Cq
      Meta-analysis of 3 RCTs (n=1990) shows IL-17i offers comparable joint response but superior skin clearance vs adalimumab

      Antoni Chan MD (Prof) synovialjoints

      1 week ago
      Meta-analysis of 3 RCTs (n=1990) shows IL-17i offers comparable joint response but superior skin clearance vs adalimumab in biologic-naive PsA. IL-17i also had fewer discontinuations due to adverse events. Supports sequencing of biologics through different mechanisms of action in https://t.co/SJgFUMxWVb
      RESET-RA, RCT of vagus nerve stim (device that zaps pts in neck)

      Marginal improvements in ACR20 at wk 12; trend in to i

      Mike Putman EBRheum

      1 week ago
      RESET-RA, RCT of vagus nerve stim (device that zaps pts in neck) Marginal improvements in ACR20 at wk 12; trend in to improvement in unblinded part of study fwiw Have never seen result that is more likely to be driven by plbo effect & unblinding 🤪 @RheumNow #ACR25 Abstr#2278 https://t.co/BlR570nv7k
      PLEX continues to be OUT for DAH in AAV

      Retrospective review of ~1.4k AAV-DAH pt
      375 who received PLEX compared to thos

      Brian Jaros, MD Dr_Brian_MD

      1 week ago
      PLEX continues to be OUT for DAH in AAV Retrospective review of ~1.4k AAV-DAH pt 375 who received PLEX compared to those who did not PLEX tx patients: - higher odds of death - higher sepsis - increased LOS - increased hospitalization cost @RheumNow #ACR25 Abst 2517
      Mateo Faxas et al. TriNetX study, propensity score matched. 3000 patients. Arrythmia risk is higher with IL-6i vs TNFi i

      Richard Conway RichardPAConway

      1 week ago
      Mateo Faxas et al. TriNetX study, propensity score matched. 3000 patients. Arrythmia risk is higher with IL-6i vs TNFi in diabetic RA patients. V Tachy (HR 1.4), PPM need (HR 1.4) significantly higher. AF, SVT, VF all numerically increased. @RheumNow #ACR25 Abstr#2283 https://t.co/U2Tk38Mobg
      Molina et al. 52 weeks of MANHATTAN study. Guselkumab vs second TNFi after failure 1st TNFi in PsA. MDA 52% vs 33%. Remi

      Richard Conway RichardPAConway

      1 week ago
      Molina et al. 52 weeks of MANHATTAN study. Guselkumab vs second TNFi after failure 1st TNFi in PsA. MDA 52% vs 33%. Remission/LDA 67% vs 62%. @RheumNow #ACR25 Abstr#2373 https://t.co/qdtOlKLfNU
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