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Very informative slide describing the 2 NPSLE pathogenetic pathways & their differences in mediators, mechanisms and

sheila RHEUMarampa

1 year 8 months ago
Very informative slide describing the 2 NPSLE pathogenetic pathways & their differences in mediators, mechanisms and NP events. @RheumNow #ACR24 @rheumarhyme @theactiverheum https://t.co/D3XFDqxMBq
Walsh et al. Direct mailing of PEST questionnaire to psoriasis patients. 13% PEST+, 4% seen by rheum (to date). 75% deem

Richard Conway RichardPAConway

1 year 8 months ago
Walsh et al. Direct mailing of PEST questionnaire to psoriasis patients. 13% PEST+, 4% seen by rheum (to date). 75% deemed appropriate for rheum to see - breakdown in picture. @RheumNow #ACR24 Abstr#2635 https://t.co/vlGJ977SV7 https://t.co/dbDUpwDZxy
A#2647
DADA2 cohort 101 pts in India
Median delay dx 5 years - 5 pts of >20 yr
- 39 pts w GI involvement- bad outcome

Eric Dein ericdeinmd

1 year 8 months ago
A#2647 DADA2 cohort 101 pts in India Median delay dx 5 years - 5 pts of >20 yr - 39 pts w GI involvement- bad outcomes Skin most common - largely livedo, then ulcers/nodules CNS common w ischemia Many Rx before dx 12 deaths (11.8%) - 8 GI, 3 CVA, 1 suicide #ACR24 @RheumNow https://t.co/Q8kiVbJq8I
A call to action in diagnosing and treating NPSLE 👇
Wonderful talks by Dr @ZahiTouma Dr. Betty Diamond and Dr. Susann

sheila RHEUMarampa

1 year 8 months ago
A call to action in diagnosing and treating NPSLE 👇 Wonderful talks by Dr @ZahiTouma Dr. Betty Diamond and Dr. Susanne Benseler @Rheumnow #ACR24 #lupus https://t.co/046ArRMP1a
SmPCs recommend interrupting immunosuppression (IS) in infection
What happens if you continue the drug?

Ab2611 found no

Mrinalini Dey DrMiniDey

1 year 8 months ago
SmPCs recommend interrupting immunosuppression (IS) in infection What happens if you continue the drug? Ab2611 found no difference in infection outcomes btwn temp interruption & continuation of IS in infection Could continuation be a safe option in some pts? #ACR24 @RheumNow https://t.co/14SN6a4Wm8
RIP to Glucocorticoids in GPA

For many years glucocorticoids were the mainstay of our treatment of granulomatosis with

Dr. John Cush RheumNow

1 year 8 months ago
RIP to Glucocorticoids in GPA For many years glucocorticoids were the mainstay of our treatment of granulomatosis with polyangiitis (GPA). https://t.co/WqpO6ACqtu https://t.co/vb8qx3uHA0
A retrospective cohort study presented at #ACR24 explores the benefits of GLP-1Ras in reducing the risk of end-stage renal disease (ESRD) for patients with lupus nephritis. Drawing on data from the TrinetX global research database, the study examines how GLP-1Ras may reduce ESRD progression in a population where 10-20% progress to ESRD within five years, even with immunosuppressive therapies.
Pred Softly: Steroids
Evaluation of Bimekizumab in PsA

At last year’s ACR, I shared about the early clinical trial data on bimekizumab in

Dr. John Cush RheumNow

1 year 8 months ago
Evaluation of Bimekizumab in PsA At last year’s ACR, I shared about the early clinical trial data on bimekizumab in psoriatic arthritis. Bimekizumab (BKZ), a monoclonal IgG1 antibody that selectively inhibits interleukin (IL)‑17A and F. There have been more updates on the 2… https://t.co/lphZUiiq5T https://t.co/zuHpBaMtEv
RheumNow’s expanded coverage of the #ACR24 Annual meeting is sponsored in part by Novartis.All content is chosen by Rh

Dr. John Cush RheumNow

1 year 8 months ago
RheumNow’s expanded coverage of the #ACR24 Annual meeting is sponsored in part by Novartis.All content is chosen by RheumNow & its faculty
Sonelokimab in PsA: Phase 2 Data
Long Term Follow up from APIPPRA
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