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RT @uptoTate: SAPHO or PsA with CASPAR criteria? 1/3 of SAPHO pts meet PsA criteria (particularly active or hx of psoria

Dr. Rachel Tate uptoTate

6 years 4 months ago
SAPHO or PsA with CASPAR criteria? 1/3 of SAPHO pts meet PsA criteria (particularly active or hx of psoriasis). Interestingly, most with osteitis did not meet CASPAR criteria while those with synovitis did. #EULAR2020 @RheumNow #AB0738 https://t.co/G4p6OiocE3
RT @LeedsBRC: Congratulations from all of us at the BRC to Professor Paul Emery OBE for being awarded a Meritorious Awar

NIHR Leeds BRC LeedsBRC

6 years 4 months ago
Congratulations from all of us at the BRC to Professor Paul Emery OBE for being awarded a Meritorious Award at EULAR 2020 #EULAR2020goesvirtual #EULAR2020 #FightingRMDsTogether https://t.co/z9T4AZ5P0u
RT @ARD_BMJ: Guselkumab improved axial symptoms, over 24 weeks in active PsA patients with radiographic sacroiliitis. Po

ARD & RMD Open ARD_BMJ

6 years 4 months ago
Guselkumab improved axial symptoms, over 24 weeks in active PsA patients with radiographic sacroiliitis. Post-hoc analysis from Discover1&2 studies (Prof P Helliwell). #OP0054. #EULAR2020, >GF
RT @drdavidliew: Can fatigue in RA vary by bDMARD used? IL-6 inhibitor treatment associated with attaining a low fatigue

David Liew drdavidliew

6 years 4 months ago
Can fatigue in RA vary by bDMARD used? IL-6 inhibitor treatment associated with attaining a low fatigue state (RR 1.20 vs csDMARDs). Given IL-6 secretion with HPA axis activation leads to fatigue/poor sleep, maybe something in this? RABBIT database OP0020 #EULAR2020 @RheumNow https://t.co/wzFcqdUMMV
RT @carmona_loreto: 17,500 people connected at moment at the largest e-Congress I could imagine #EULAR2020 #EULAR2020goe

Loreto Carmona 🖖 carmona_loreto

6 years 4 months ago
17,500 people connected at moment at the largest e-Congress I could imagine #EULAR2020 #EULAR2020goesvirtual
RT @drdavidliew: You've got at least two good reasons not to forget about cardiovascular risk in ankylosing spondylitis.

David Liew drdavidliew

6 years 4 months ago
You've got at least two good reasons not to forget about cardiovascular risk in ankylosing spondylitis. Traditional and inflammatory: it's the double whammy. Mike Nurmohamed from @Reade_020 #EULAR2020 @RheumNow https://t.co/GLH7wzvrLN
RT @philipcrobinson: Use Of TNFi Before, During And The 1stY after Pregnancy Among Women With RA: Most of the women with

Dr Philip Robinson philipcrobinson

6 years 4 months ago
Use Of TNFi Before, During And The 1stY after Pregnancy Among Women With RA: Most of the women with RA were not treated with TNFi before or in pregnancy. Women w. RA that continue Rx with TNFi through pregnancy were using certilozumab and etanercept #EULAR2020 @RheumNow Abs0302 https://t.co/bWKrpx1hx7
RT @drdavidliew: Increased cardiovascular risk in:
- AS patients (adj HR 4.6 vs non-rheum controls)
- longer disease dur

David Liew drdavidliew

6 years 4 months ago
Increased cardiovascular risk in: - AS patients (adj HR 4.6 vs non-rheum controls) - longer disease duration of inflammatory rheum disease (7% per year) in a Spanish national multicentre project (CARMA) w 5y follow-up Martin Martinez OP0002 #EULAR2020 @RheumNow https://t.co/BffbfPfkj0
RT @philipcrobinson: Consensus Statement: Use Of Jakinib Therapy In Immune Mediated Inflammatory Diseases: A consensus s

Dr Philip Robinson philipcrobinson

6 years 4 months ago
Consensus Statement: Use Of Jakinib Therapy In Immune Mediated Inflammatory Diseases: A consensus statement from @drpnash and others. Abstract AB0352. #EULAR2020 @RheumNow https://t.co/5uqwFoUglS https://t.co/fIZPWGHAPx
RT @philipcrobinson: Certolizumab Pegol: A Safe And Efficient Treatment In Patients With Uveitis During Pregnancy: Concl

Dr Philip Robinson philipcrobinson

6 years 4 months ago

Certolizumab Pegol: A Safe And Efficient Treatment In Patients With Uveitis During Pregnancy: Conclusion: CZP seems to be effective and safe in female patients with uveitis during pregnancy and neonates. Abstract AB1055 #EULAR2020 @RheumNow https://t.co/MzeZKBawTg

RT @philipcrobinson: Spinal Radiographic Progression in axSpA and the Impact Of Classification As non-radiographic Versu

Dr Philip Robinson philipcrobinson

6 years 4 months ago
Spinal Radiographic Progression in axSpA and the Impact Of Classification As non-radiographic Versus Radiographic Disease => Conclusion: Spinal structural damage is mainly restricted to patients with r-axSpA #OP0075 @XBaraliakos #EULAR2020 @RheumNow https://t.co/VYDwKfT44A https://t.co/G3kCN2ebzW
Population studies show #AS patients have a 36% increased risk of Cardiovascular mortality - most deaths being vascular

Dr. John Cush RheumNow

6 years 4 months ago
Population studies show #AS patients have a 36% increased risk of Cardiovascular mortality - most deaths being vascular disease relate #EULAR2020 https://t.co/H3CK81lEOb https://t.co/v6V5HlgRt1
46,311 #RA patients from the Swedish Rheumatology Quality Register were assessed for venous thromboembolism (VTE) risk.

Dr. John Cush RheumNow

6 years 4 months ago
46,311 #RA patients from the Swedish Rheumatology Quality Register were assessed for venous thromboembolism (VTE) risk. Increasing Dz activity increased the VTE risk #EULAR2020 OP0034 https://t.co/vEjKMMsT0U https://t.co/rzMMI9PlsV
Study of 21,525 RA patients in the Forward Databank finds 13.8% w/ lung disease (LD).RA-LD pts had more hospitalizations

Dr. John Cush RheumNow

6 years 4 months ago
Study of 21,525 RA patients in the Forward Databank finds 13.8% w/ lung disease (LD).RA-LD pts had more hospitalizations/deaths (HR 1.3) and 4 fold risk of resp-related events, not influenced by therapies. #EULAR2020 #OP0039 @RheumNow https://t.co/AgZcljDUDv https://t.co/Hl8Pc0YGnh
Case Controlled Study of 482 RA patients with ILD vs 741 RA w/o IL found an inverse relationship Between MTX exposure an

Dr. John Cush RheumNow

6 years 4 months ago
Case Controlled Study of 482 RA patients with ILD vs 741 RA w/o IL found an inverse relationship Between MTX exposure and ILD #EULAR2020 #OP0036 @RheumNow https://t.co/tfkBr0vyRP
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