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Rheumatology
NYU Langone Health
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Rheumatology
How are you sequencing therapy in RA after a first TNF inhibitor fails?
Mednet Expert
Rheumatology • NYU Langone Health
If the failure looks like secondary loss of response I check drug levels and antibodies before switching class. For primary non-response I move out of the class early, usually to a JAK inhibitor or abatacept depending on comorbidity and CV risk...
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