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DOI: 10.1055/a-1059-2011
Therapie der hochaktiven Multiplen Sklerose
Cladribin-Kohorte EssenTherapy of highly active multiple sclerosisCladribine cohort EssenPublication History
Publication Date:
06 March 2020 (online)

ZUSAMMENFASSUNG
Immuntherapien bei Multipler Sklerose müssen sich nach randomisiert kontrollierten klinischen Studien auch in der klinischen Routine bewähren. Dazu werden Register- und Kohortenstudien durchgeführt. Eine große Kohortenstudie an den Universitätskliniken Essen-Duisburg und Münster untersucht Wirksamkeit und Sicherheit von Cladribin-Tabletten im klinischen Alltag. Erste Analysen scheinen die Ergebnisse der Zulassungsstudie CLARITY in einer breiter gefassten Patientenpopulation zu bestätigen.
ABSTRACT
Immunotherapies for multiple sclerosis must also prove themselves in clinical routine after randomized controlled clinical trials. For this purpose, registry and cohort studies are carried out. A large cohort study at the university hospitals of Essen-Duisburg and Münster is investigating the efficacy and safety of cladribine tablets in everyday clinical practice. Initial analyses seem to confirm the results of the CLARITY registration study in a broader patient population
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