Unique ID issued by UMIN | UMIN000013614 |
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Receipt number | R000015873 |
Scientific Title | Inhibitory effects on bone marrow edema and rapid radiographic progression by short term uage of biologics with early rheumatoid arthritis patients inadequate response to non biological disease modifying antirheumatic drugs with extensive bone marrow edema in hand magnetc resonance imaging |
Date of disclosure of the study information | 2014/06/13 |
Last modified on | 2020/04/06 12:17:35 |
Inhibitory effects on bone marrow edema and rapid radiographic progression by short term uage of biologics with early rheumatoid arthritis patients inadequate response to non biological disease modifying antirheumatic drugs with extensive bone marrow edema in hand magnetc resonance imaging
Inhibitory effects on hand MRI bone marrow edema and rapid radiographiic progrssion by short term usage of biologics in early RA patients
Inhibitory effects on bone marrow edema and rapid radiographic progression by short term uage of biologics with early rheumatoid arthritis patients inadequate response to non biological disease modifying antirheumatic drugs with extensive bone marrow edema in hand magnetc resonance imaging
Inhibitory effects on hand MRI bone marrow edema and rapid radiographiic progrssion by short term usage of biologics in early RA patients
Japan |
rheumatoid arthritis
Clinical immunology |
Others
NO
1) To investigate that good improvent of extensive bome marrow edema by therapies lead to the inhibition of radiographic joint damage, especially rapid radiographic progression (RRP).
2) To investigate thatcontinuation of good improvent of extensive bome marrow edema, the inhibition of radiographic joint damageand and RRP are possible in patients with RA with stopping or redusing
BIO.
Efficacy
1) At24 weeks, all of patients treated with BIO+DMARDs or DMARD enhancement(dose up,combination) are investigated for relationship beteen MRI BE and the inhibition of radiographic joint damageand and RRP.
2)Next 24,52 weeks, all of patients satisfing good improvent of extensive BE are investigated for the inhibition of MRI BE,radiographic joint damage and RRP between BIO free or reduction(+DMARDs)group and BIO+DMARDs continuation group,DMARDs enhancement continuation group.
3)Continuation rate of BIO free or reduction(+DMARDs)group in next24,52 weeks.
1)At 24 weeks after treatment, all of patients treated with BIO+DMARDs or DMARD enhancement(dose up,combination) are investigated for
a) Percentage of DAS28 LDA,remission
achievment
b)Percentage of functional remission
(HAQ-DI)
c) Ultra sound PD, GS score in hand
d)Changes of serum factors(cytokines etc)
2))Next 24,52 weeks, all of patients satisfing good improvent of extensive BE are investigated for above a)b)c)d)items.
Interventional
expanded access
Non-randomized
Open -no one is blinded
Active
3
Treatment
Medicine |
In patients whose bone marrow edema score of hand MRI 24 weeks after biologic therapy improve >70 % compared with baseline bone marrow edema score, biologics are step down and step out over the 52 weeks.
(Arm A)
In patients whose bone marrow edema score of hand MRI 24 weeks after biologic therapy improve >70 % compared with baseline bone marrow edema score, biologics are continued over the 52 weeks.
(Arm B)
In patients whose bone marrow edema score of hand MRI 24 weeks after DMARDs dose up or combination therapy improve >70% compared with baseline bone marrow edema score, the DMARDs enhancement therapies are contined over the 52 weeks. (Arm C)
18 | years-old | <= |
Not applicable |
Male and Female
1) Satisfied 2010ACR/EULAR criteria
2) Disease duration ≤ 3 years.
3) No use of biologics
4) Use DMARDs including methotrexate.
5) DAS28-ESR ≥ 3.2
6)Predonin dose
≤7.5mg/day 7) Extensive bone marrow edema in hand
MRI (RAMRIS bone marrow score ≥15)
1) Severe infections.
2) Desire pregnancy or during pregnancy.
3) Inadequate to enter this trial.
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1st name | |
Middle name | |
Last name | Kou Katayama |
Katayama Orthopedic Rheumatology Clinic
Rheumatology
13-4-5-17,Toyooka,Asahikawa,Japan
0166-39-1155
kou@kata-rheum.or.jp
1st name | |
Middle name | |
Last name | Kou Katayama |
Katayama Orthopedic Rheumatology Clinic
Rheumatology
13-4-5-17,Toyooka,Asahikawa,Japan
0166-39-1155
kou@kata-rheum.or.jp
Katayama Orthopedic Rheumatology Clinic
None
Self funding
1)Departmentof Orthopedic Surgery,
Asahikawa Medical University
2)Chondrex Inc
3)Asama Chemicals Co. Ltd
NO
片山整形外科リウマチ科クリニック/Katayama Orthopedic Rheumatology Clinic
旭川医科大学病院/Asahikawa Medical University Hospital
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