How do you determine when to transition off pegloticase to other uric acid lowering therapies?
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Rheumatology · National institues of Health
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When to transition patients off of pegloticase is a question that is frequently posed to me by my colleagues and by my patients. Pegloticase is not a drug meant for long-term therapy but rather to achieve specific targeted clinical outcomes. I usually recommend once those outcomes are achieved, that 1 to 3 additional infusions be administered after which I transition the patient to oral uric acid lowering drugs.
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