Oh Chan Kwon, Hye Sun Lee, Juyeon Yang, Min-Chan Park
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The comparative risk of incident and recurrent AAU across different bDMARDs was examined using multivariable time-dependent Cox models and counting process (Anderson-Gill) models, respectively.</p><p><strong>Results: </strong>The adjusted hazard ratios (aHRs) and 95% CIs for incident AAU (bDMARDs non-exposure as reference) were: adalimumab 0.674 (0.581-0.891), etanercept 1.760 (1.540-2.012), golimumab 0.771 (0.620-0.959), infliximab 0.891 (0.741-1.071) and secukinumab 1.324 (0.794-2.209). Compared with adalimumab exposure, etanercept [aHR 2.553 (2.114-3.083)], infliximab [aHR 1.303 (1.039-1.634)] and secukinumab [aHR 2.173 (1.273-3.710)] exposures showed a higher risk of incident AAU. The aHRs and 95% CIs for recurrent AAU (bDMARDs non-exposure as reference) were: adalimumab 0.798 (0.659-0.968), etanercept 1.416 (1.185-1.693), golimumab 0.874 (0.645-1.185), infliximab 0.926 (0.729-1.177) and secukinumab 1.257 (0.670-2.359). 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Comparative risk of incident and recurrent acute anterior uveitis across different biological agents in patients with ankylosing spondylitis.
Objective: To evaluate the comparative risk of incident and recurrent acute anterior uveitis (AAU) across different biological DMARDs (bDMARDs) in patients with AS.
Methods: A retrospective nationwide cohort study was conducted on 34 621 patients with AS without a previous history of AAU using a national claims database. Patients were followed-up from 2010 to 2021. The comparative risk of incident and recurrent AAU across different bDMARDs was examined using multivariable time-dependent Cox models and counting process (Anderson-Gill) models, respectively.
Results: The adjusted hazard ratios (aHRs) and 95% CIs for incident AAU (bDMARDs non-exposure as reference) were: adalimumab 0.674 (0.581-0.891), etanercept 1.760 (1.540-2.012), golimumab 0.771 (0.620-0.959), infliximab 0.891 (0.741-1.071) and secukinumab 1.324 (0.794-2.209). Compared with adalimumab exposure, etanercept [aHR 2.553 (2.114-3.083)], infliximab [aHR 1.303 (1.039-1.634)] and secukinumab [aHR 2.173 (1.273-3.710)] exposures showed a higher risk of incident AAU. The aHRs and 95% CIs for recurrent AAU (bDMARDs non-exposure as reference) were: adalimumab 0.798 (0.659-0.968), etanercept 1.416 (1.185-1.693), golimumab 0.874 (0.645-1.185), infliximab 0.926 (0.729-1.177) and secukinumab 1.257 (0.670-2.359). Compared with adalimumab exposure, etanercept exposure [aHR 1.793 (1.403-2.292)] was associated with a higher risk of recurrent AAU.
Conclusion: Our data suggest preference for bDMARDs in the following order: adalimumab/golimumab > infliximab > secukinumab > etanercept (for incident AAU prevention) and adalimumab > golimumab/infliximab/secukinumab > etanercept (for recurrent AAU prevention).
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