2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.ophtha.2006.01.005
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Favorable Response to High-Dose Infliximab for Refractory Childhood Uveitis

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“…In this series, six of 17 children were treated concomitantly with methotrexate. 13 In another report, all six children treated with infliximab (5-18 mg/kg) and background immunosuppression for eight to 19 months all had a favorable response and there was only one uveitis recurrence during infliximab therapy. 14 A separate publication described a series of six children with juvenile arthritis-associated anterior uveitis treated with infliximab (5-10 mg/kg) and background immunosuppression for three to 26 months; anterior cell inflammation improved in all children.…”
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“…In this series, six of 17 children were treated concomitantly with methotrexate. 13 In another report, all six children treated with infliximab (5-18 mg/kg) and background immunosuppression for eight to 19 months all had a favorable response and there was only one uveitis recurrence during infliximab therapy. 14 A separate publication described a series of six children with juvenile arthritis-associated anterior uveitis treated with infliximab (5-10 mg/kg) and background immunosuppression for three to 26 months; anterior cell inflammation improved in all children.…”
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“…Regarding ADA, 20 of 25 children obtained remission over a median time of 12 weeks (range 2-12 weeks), with a median followup of 32 weeks (range 4 -40 weeks) (8,9,19,22) children receiving ADA (8,9,11,19,22), and 96 of 114 children receiving INF (8,9,12,13,17,18,21,(23)(24)(25)27,28). According to extractable data from 17 of 23 articles, discontinuation/tapering of concomitant DMARD therapy was possible for 4 of 22 children receiving ETA (29,30), 8 of 12 children receiving ADA (11,22), and 25 of 41 children receiving INF in addition to DMARDs (13,17,18,20,21,(23)(24)(25)27).…”
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“…Six eligible articles (10,15,16,19,25,30) did not report extractable data regarding visual outcome. Improvement or stable normal visual acuity was shown in 72 (72.7%) of 96 children after INF treatment (8,9,12,13,17,20,21,23,24,28), in 23 (79.3%) of 29 children after ADA treatment (8,9,11,22), and in 3 (23%) of 13 children after ETA treatment (26,29). Even if data were not extractable according to our outcome measure, an additional 3 articles provided information regarding BCVA.…”
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“…Препарат снижает концентрацию интерлейкина 6 и хемокинов, в т. ч. белка-хемоаттрактанта макрофагов 1-го типа, а также молекул адгезии (например, молекулы межклеточной адгезии 1-го типа). Было показано, что ИНФ эффективен в качестве краткосрочной иммуносупрессив-ной терапии при неинфекционном переднем и заднем увеите у детей [34][35][36]. Только в рамках проспективного открытого клинического исследования II фазы у взрос-лых пациентов была продемонстрирована эффективность ИНФ в большинстве случаев, однако частота серьез-ных побочных эффектов оказалась неожиданно высока (у 6 из 23 пациентов, 26%) [37].…”
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“…Kahn и соавт. назначали препарат в разовой дозе 10-20 мг/кг, и у всех 17 пациентов, в рамках про-веденного ими исследования, отмечалось достоверное снижение или разрешение воспаления тканей глаза [36]. После получения этих результатов были предприняты попытки использования ИНФ при нарастании частоты обострений увеита, обусловленного ЮИА, и при болезни Бехчета.…”
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