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2019

Preliminary results show that a reduced GC dose can be effective for reinducing remission in AAV, and RTX was superior to AZA at maintaining remission4,5

  • Remission induction with a reduced GC dose should be considered clinically, as it was as effective as a typical GC dose regimen
  • Initial findings show RTX to be superior to AZA in reducing relapses
  • Relapses still occurred in both treatment groups. By 24 months, 13% of the RTX patients and 38% of the AZA patients experienced a relapse.