Depletion-restitution therapy for autoimmune rheumatic diseases. Part 1. Fundamental prerequisites and efficacy of modern treatment technologies: anti-B-cell drugs and CAR-T therapy
Modern Rheumatology Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
19(2), P. 7 - 17
Published: April 22, 2025
The
key
element
in
the
pathogenesis
of
systemic
autoimmune
rheumatic
diseases
is
breakdown
immunological
tolerance
and
formation
a
pool
autoreactive
cells.
This
leads
to
uncontrolled
activation
effector
arm
cellular
(T-lymphocytes)
humoral
(B-lymphocytes
plasma
cells)
immunity,
proliferation
clones,
persistence
memory
In
this
process,
T-cells,
B-cells,
cells
memory,
interaction
with
complex
pathogenic
signals
from
microenvironment,
ensure
stability
adaptability
developing
inflammatory
process.
modern
clinical
practice,
prevailing
approach
prescribing
medications
"therapeutic
pyramid"
strategy,
which
involves
gradual
escalation
treatment
until
remission
achieved.
does
not
address
mechanisms
and,
as
result,
requires
lifelong
therapy
associated
numerous
adverse
effects.
term
“depletion-restitution
therapy”
proposed
(from
English
“depletion”
–
exhaustion;
Latin
“restitutio
ad
integrum”
restoration
original
state,
complete
recovery)
describe
an
alternative
approach.
characterized
by
methods
based
on
massive,
shortterm
cytotoxic
impact,
leading
profound
reduction
followed
repopulation
"naive"
elements.
Consequently,
restores
enables
ultra-long,
drug-free
remissions.
Currently,
principles
depletion-restitution
have
already
been
integrated
into
oncology,
hematology,
neurology.
Among
most
promising
potential
targets
for
such
rheumatology
are
effectors
immune
system:
plasmablasts,
At
present
stage,
implementing
CAR-T
therapeutic
bispecific
monoclonal
antibodies.
Language: Английский
Interstitial lung diseases and autoimmunity
Rheumatology Science and Practice,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
63(2), P. 119 - 128
Published: May 1, 2025
Lung
disease
is
one
of
the
most
common
manifestations
systemic
autoimmune
rheumatic
diseases
(SARDs),
involving
all
parts
respiratory
system
in
pathological
process.
Interstitial
lung
(ILD)
are
great
importance
and
often
lead
to
development
progressive
pulmonary
fibrosis
(PPF).
The
following
clinical
categories
patients
distinguished
within
ILDs
associated
with
SARDs
(ILD-SARDs):
ILD
a
reliable
diagnosis
SARDs;
as
first
manifestation
or
interstitial
pneumonia
features.
Clinical
phenotypes
ILD-SARDs
vary
from
«asymptomatic»
«rapidly
progressing»
related
risk
factors
for
damage.
These
should
be
considered
conducting
clinical,
laboratory
instrumental
screening
prescribing
anti-inflammatory
antifibrotic
therapy.
In
pulmonology
practice
patient
may
have
previously
established
SARDs,
this
could
suspected
based
on
number
symptoms
diseases.
Problem
diagnostic
very
complex,
which
determines
multidisciplinary
approach
interaction
rheumatologists,
pulmonologists
radiologists.
possibilities
perspectives
pharmacotherapy
rational
use
anti-inflammatory,
immunomodulatory
drugs.
issues
emphasized:
identification
rapidly
progressing
phenotype
fibrosis;
contribution
inflammatory
activity;
effectiveness
therapy
relation
leading
“extrapulmonary”
pneumotoxicity
implementation
“treat
target”
concept.
greatest
achievement
chimeric
antigen
receptor
(CAR)
T-cell
therapy,
mechanism
elimination
pathogenic
autoreactive
B-cells.
Preliminary
data
CAR
indicate
high
efficacy
wide
range
including
progression
sclerosis
antisynthetase
syndrome,
there
strong
evidence
important
role
mechanisms
pathogenesis
ILD.
Language: Английский
Colchicine: Repositioning an “ancient” medicine in the 21st century
Rheumatology Science and Practice,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
62(5), P. 445 - 464
Published: Oct. 31, 2024
The
main
indications
for
colchicine
treatment
until
recently
were
gout,
pericarditis,
familial
Mediterranean
fever
and
some
other
auto-inflammatory
diseases.
expansion
of
(repositioning)
the
use
in
direction
prevention
cardiovascular
complications
should
be
considered
as
one
major
events
medicine
XXI
century.
Deciphering
role
inflammation
most
important
mechanism
development
atherosclerosis
has
created
prerequisites
concept
anti-inflammatory
therapy
atherosclerosis,
which
low-dose
can
take
an
place,
complementing
effects
aspirin,
statins
antihypertensive
therapy.
analysis
materials
from
randomized
placebo-controlled
studies
indicates
a
decrease
frequency
patients
with
coronary
heart
disease
(by
31%)
who
have
suffered
myocardial
infarction
23%),
well
33%),
stroke,
need
revascularization
mortality.
low
dose
(0.5
mg/day)
is
approved
by
U.S.
Food
Drug
Administration
disease.
It
assumed
that
future
will
place
pathology
associated
atherosclerotic
vascular
Language: Английский
Experience with olokizumab in the treatment of polymyalgia rheumatica and giant cell arteritis: A series of cases
А. Д. Мешков,
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Alexey Maslyansky,
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N. Bulanov
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et al.
Rheumatology Science and Practice,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
62(4), P. 431 - 434
Published: Sept. 3, 2024
Glucocorticoids
are
the
basis
for
treatment
of
giant
cell
arteritis
(GCA)
and
polymyalgia
rheumatica
(PMR),
however,
their
long-term
use
is
associated
with
a
number
well-known
side
effects.
Despite
fact
that
significant
patients
these
diseases
require
treatment,
approaches
to
therapy
remain
insufficiently
developed.
The
role
traditional
anti-inflammatory
drugs
remains
uncertain
due
insufficient
efficacy
inconclusive
evidence
base.
A
possible
solution
this
problem
biological
agents,
in
particular,
affecting
interleukin
(IL-6)
axis.
This
series
clinical
observations
presents
experience
using
IL-6
inhibitor
olokizumab
GCA
PMR.
data
obtained
consistent
positive
international
group
demonstrate
both
efficiency
disease
activity
control
pronounced
steroid-sparring
effect.
Olokizumab
promising
drug
Language: Английский