How do you approach a patient with IgG4-related disease who has failed rituximab and mycophenolate and continues to rely on high-dose steroids?
The case I am considering involves a patient with biopsy-proven fibrosing dacryoadenitis.
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Rheumatology · Emory University School of Medicine
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Most cases of IgG4-RD respond to rituximab similar to the steroid treatment. When there is a lack of response to moderate dose steroid or rituximab, either the diagnosis is not IgG4-RD or the manifestation is not due to active IgG4-RD. In many cases, if treatment is delayed, fibrosis takes over the ...
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