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How do you utilize anifrolumab for SLE in your practice?

This question is part of a collaboration with RheumMadness and is specifically in reference to: Long-term outcomes of anifrolumab in SLE.
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When do you consider use of anifrolumab in patients with non-renal manifestations of SLE?

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Rheumatology · Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS)
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The answer to this SLE question involves a complex decision-making process. It is such an important question! I apologize in advance for the long answer.

I am in the camp of achieving remission in my SLE patients and getting them off prednisone in the safest ways possible (Fanouriakis et al., PMID 3...

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Rheumatology · MedStar Georgetown University Hospital
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I think of anifrolumab particularly for patients with cutaneous disease. The TULIP-2 trial showed promise for anifrolumab in these patients as a secondary endpoint. In patients with at least moderately active skin disease, 49% of patients achieved >= 50% reduction in CLASI compared to 25% in the pla...

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