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Do you manage a patient presenting with ICI-induced PMR-like syndrome using the same glucocorticoid dosing and tapering schedule you would apply to primary PMR, or do you treat it as a distinct entity requiring a lower steroid dose given evidence suggesting it tends to be milder?

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Rheumatology · Yale School of Medicine
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Thank you for the excellent question. Since ICI-induced PMR-like syndrome is often milder than primary PMR, and because prolonged glucocorticoid exposure may attenuate the anti-tumor efficacy of ICIs, I generally aim to use the lowest effective steroid dose and taper more rapidly than I would for pr...

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