依那西普生物类似药在免疫炎性风湿病患者中的应用

A. Zagrebneva, E. Simonova, Тatiana V. Mezenova, N. B. Burmistrova, Yuliya A. Gavrikova, Vladislav V. Dolgov, E. O. Morozova, Zh. M. Kodzeva, K. S. Sapogina, Anastasia A. Fomina
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对生物疾病缓解抗风湿药物(bDMARDs)日益增长的需求及其高昂的成本给医疗保健预算带来了沉重的负担,从而限制了患者获得治疗的机会。将bDMARDs生物仿制药引入临床实践,可以为更多患者扩大治疗的可用性。我们对103例类风湿关节炎患者使用的生物仿制药依那西普Erelzi的分析表明,该药对类风湿关节炎的治疗非常有效。它既可用于基础治疗无效的生物感染患者,也可用于从其他生物制剂(包括肿瘤坏死因子α抑制剂(iTNF))和靶向合成基本抗炎药物(tsDMARDs)转向医疗的情况,以及需要进行非医疗转换的情况。依那西普Erelzi的生物仿制药具有最优的疗程成本和最低的成本-效果值,这意味着它的使用不会影响预算,将使更多的患者获得高效的治疗。
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Moscow experience of using etanercept biosimilar in patients with immune-inflammatory rheumatic diseases
The growing demand for biological disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (bDMARDs) and their high cost put a heavy burden on the healthcare budget, thereby limiting the availability of treatment for patients. The introduction of bDMARDs biosimilars into clinical practice has made it possible to expand the availability of therapy for a larger number of patients. Our analysis of the use of the biosimilar etanercept Erelzi in 103 patients with rheumatoid arthritis showed that the drug is highly effective in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. It can be used both in bionaive patients with the ineffectiveness of basic therapy, and in the case of medical switching from other biologics (including tumor necrosis factor alpha inhibitors (iTNF)) and targeted synthetic basic anti-inflammatory drugs (tsDMARDs), as well as when non-medical switching is necessary. The biosimilar of etanercept Erelzi has optimal cost of treatment course and the lowest cost-effectiveness value, which means that its use will not affect the budget and will make highly effective therapy available to more patients.
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