PTH-071 Prospective anti-tnf withdrawal in quiescent crohn’s disease – 12 month clinical outcomes

The effects of withdrawal of immunosuppressant therapy in people with quiescent Crohn's disease are uncertain. Low quality evidence suggests that continuing azathioprine monotherapy may be superior to withdrawal for avoiding clinical relapse, while very low quality evidence suggests that there may be no difference in clinical relapse rates between discontinuing azathioprine from a combination therapy regimen, compared to continuing combination therapy. It is unclear whether withdrawal of azathioprine, initially administered alone or in combination, impacts on the development of CD-related complications, adverse events, serious adverse events or withdrawal due to adverse events. Further high-quality research is needed in this area, particularly double-blind RCTs in which biologic therapy or an immunosuppressant other than azathioprine is withdrawn.

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Withdrawal of immunosuppressant or biologic therapy for patients with quiescent Crohn's disease

Boyapati

Torres

Palmela

et al. 2018

Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews

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PTH-071 Prospective anti-tnf withdrawal in quiescent crohn’s disease – 12 month clinical outcomes

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