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- The main hypothesis of this study is that JIA patients at risk of a flare due to subclinical inflammatory activity may be identified by analysis of the phagocyte activity marker S100A12 and hsCRP. The goal is a stratification of the therapeutic…
Evaluation of efficacy (as assessed by the stimulated whole saliva flow rate at 24 weeks) and safety of abatacept treatment in 15 patients with pSS.
The primary objective for this study is to demonstrate that SC injections of abatacept are non-inferior to IV infusions of abatacept .
Main objective:To assess the relapse rate (defined by clinical and biochemical parameters) over 24 months in patients with acute AAV presenting at first diagnosis of relapse, after 12 months of treatment with abatacept in combination with steroids…
The aim of this study is to investigate whether the new joints for the sc-kevo's can be effectively operated by the patient, and whether a minimal hip extensor strength is needed to operate the joints succesfully. Secondly, the effect of the…
Primary ObjectivesPlacebo-Controlled Induction Period: Primary Objective: Compare the proportion of subjects who have a clinical response (as defined by a reduction in Crohn*s Disease Activity Index [CDAI] >= 100 or an absolute CDAI score…
Placebo-Controlled Induction Period Primary Objective: Compare the proportion of subjects who have a clinical response at Week 12 between the abatacept and placebo treatment regimens.Maintenance Period Primary Objective: Compare the proportion of…
Primary ObjectiveThe primary objective for this study is to compare the clinical efficacy of weekly abatacept in combination with methotrexate to methotrexate alone in achieving Remission, defined as SDAI less than or equal to 3, at Week 24.…
Primary: to assess efficacy of weekly subcutaneous (SC) administration of Abatacept vs. placebo on disease activity assessed with ESSDAI at in patients with pSS. Secondary: to assess efficacy of Abatacept on clinical, functional, subjective, and…