AB0464 EFFECTIVENESS AND SAFETY OF ABATACEPT FOR 24 MONTHS FOR TREATING PATIENTS WITH PRIMARY SJOGREN'S SYNDROME (PSS)

  • Machado A
  • Moça Trevisani V
  • Fidelix T
  • et al.
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Introduction: Primary Sjögren's syndrome (SSp) is a systemic autoimmune disease concerning the exocrine glands and internal organs. Therapeutic options mainly include symptomatic and supportive measures, whereas traditional immunosuppressive drugs have not presented efficacy in randomized trials. Abatacept is a T-cell co-stimulation modulator and there are evidences that this drug may be effective for treating Pss. Objectives: The objective of this trial was to evaluate effectiveness and safety of abatacept for 24 months in the treatment of pSS. Methods: Observational prospective study for 24 months. It was included 11 patients that filled the American-European Consensus criteria (2002). Patients received abatacept according the weight

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Machado, A., Moça Trevisani, V. F., Fidelix, T., Santos, L., Lekwitch, I., Soares, S., … Augusto, J. (2019). AB0464 EFFECTIVENESS AND SAFETY OF ABATACEPT FOR 24 MONTHS FOR TREATING PATIENTS WITH PRIMARY SJOGREN’S SYNDROME (PSS). Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases, 78, 1696. https://doi.org/10.1136/annrheumdis-2019-eular.5192

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