The study identifies factors influencing treatment switch in spondyloarthritis, suggesting risks and implications for patient care.
The new bio-medications have considerably improved the prognosis of patients suffering from chronic inflammatory rheumatism, necessitating regular monitoring to detect events that could lead to a treatment switch. In our study, we identified factors associated with therapeutic switching, particularly advanced age, a history of corticosteroid therapy, and specific comorbidities. These findings highlight potential risk factors; however, further studies with larger cohorts and immunogenicity data are required before firm clinical recommendations can be made.
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