Canadian IBD Today,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Дек. 9, 2024
Sphingosine-1-phosphate
receptor
(S1PR)
modulators
are
novel
oral
small-molecule
therapies
that
offer
a
unique
profile
compared
to
other
advanced
in
the
treatment
of
ulcerative
colitis
(UC),
including
administration,
linear
pharmacokinetic
profiles,
reduced
immunogenicity,
and
lower
costs
associated
with
manufacturing.
The
activation
S1P
G-protein
coupled
receptors
plays
an
inflammatory
role
UC
by
promoting
lymphocyte
egress
from
lymphoid
organs
into
circulation
colonic
mucosa.
S1PR
lead
internalization
degradation
these
receptors,
thereby
reducing
inflammation.
Ozanimod
was
first
modulator
approved
for
treating
moderately-to-severely
active
is
also
multiple
sclerosis.
More
recently,
second
agent,
etrasimod,
UC.
Etrasimod
acts
on
different
subtypes
avoid
off
target
vascular
cardiac
effects,
has
no
up-titration
regimen
during
initiation,
shorter
half-life
less
propensity
drug
interactions.
This
review
summarizes
clinical
trial
real-world
data
provides
guidance
uses
modulators.
Therapeutic Advances in Gastroenterology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
18
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2025
Background:
Treatment
options
for
patients
with
refractory
inflammatory
bowel
disease
(IBD)
or
concomitant
IBD
and
extraintestinal
manifestations
(EIM)
are
often
limited.
Objective:
This
study
aimed
to
examine
the
efficacy
safety
of
combining
biologics
small
molecules
in
IBD,
active
EIM,
immune-mediated
(IMID).
Design:
was
a
retrospective
multicenter
study.
Methods:
We
retrospectively
collected
demographics
characteristics
from
47
who
received
dual-targeted
therapy
3
hospitals
January
2022
June
2024.
The
primary
endpoint
clinical
remission
based
on
Harvey–Bradshaw
index
patient-reported
outcome
2
after
at
least
4
months
combination
therapy.
secondary
endpoints
included
response,
endoscopic
remission,
as
well
all
adverse
events
that
occurred
within
period
Results:
In
total,
including
37
5
IMID
therapy,
which
achieved
response
(78.7%)
27
(57.4%)
median
follow-up
time
13.0
months.
Among
these
patients,
29
underwent
follow-up,
15
(51.7%)
8
(27.6%)
9.0
Mild
moderate
were
reported
17
(36.2%)
serious
requiring
hospitalization
1
patient
(2.1%).
Conclusion:
those
EIM/IMID
is
effective
safe.
Alimentary Pharmacology & Therapeutics,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
60(9), С. 1244 - 1260
Опубликована: Окт. 15, 2024
Several
new
treatments
including
small
molecules
and
biologics
have
been
approved
for
the
treatment
of
inflammatory
bowel
diseases
in
recent
years.
Clinicians
patients
now
a
wide
variety
therapeutic
options
to
choose
from
these
novel
therapies
provide
several
advantages
oral
administration,
lower
immunogenicity,
better
selectivity
arguably
safety
profiles.
An
increase
has
increased
complexity
decision-making.
Both
clinicians
had
become
rapidly
familiar
with
efficacy
medications
balanced
against
range
pre-initiation
requirements,
dosing
schedules
adverse
event
Expert Review of Gastroenterology & Hepatology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 26, 2025
Ulcerative
colitis
is
a
chronic
inflammatory
condition
of
the
colon
driven
by
aberrant
immune
activation.
Although
advanced
medical
therapies
form
cornerstone
ulcerative
management,
unmet
needs
include
failure
to
induce
and
sustain
remission
in
substantial
proportion
patients
managing
acute
severe
colitis.
We
review
new
treatment
strategies
that
might
improve
patient
outcomes
management
moderate-to-severe
A
literature
search
was
conducted
using
PubMed
database,
including
studies
published
from
inception
October
2024,
selected
for
their
relevance.
Recognizing
current
limitations,
this
article
reviews
therapies.
These
approaches
early
initiation,
dose
optimization,
positioning
newer
agents
as
first-line
therapies,
combination
therapy,
targeting
novel
therapeutic
endpoints,
The
discussed
may
contribute
establishing
standards
care
aimed
at
achieving
long-term
enhancing
outcomes.
Personalized
which
tailors
based
on
individual
disease
characteristics
risk
factors,
anticipated
become
critical
aspect
delivering
more
effective
future.
Clinical and Translational Science,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
18(3)
Опубликована: Март 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Patients
with
refractory
inflammatory
bowel
disease
(IBD)
face
difficulty
in
the
treatment
strategy.
Combined
advanced
targeted
therapies
may
obtain
higher
therapeutic
efficacy.
However,
few
studies
compare
efficacy
and
safety
of
dual
biologic
therapy
(DBT)
small‐molecule
(BMT)
for
IBD.
We
aimed
to
effectiveness
DBT
BMT.
retrospectively
analyzed
data
patients
IBD
treated
(
n
=
22)
or
BMT
21).
The
primary
outcome
was
clinical
remission
rate
at
week
12.
Secondary
outcomes
included
response
rate,
endoscopic
colectomy
adverse
events
(AEs)
At
12,
rates
group
were
22.7%
28.6%,
respectively.
No
statistically
significant
difference
observed
between
two
groups
p
0.661).
There
also
no
differences
(68.2%
vs.
71.4%,
0.817),
(66.7%
68.8%,
1.000),
(4.8%
18.8%,
0.296)
(4.5%
23.8%,
0.167).
Two
(9.5%)
experienced
AEs.
not
0.233).
In
conclusion,
this
study
revealed
that
there
be
similar
Further
multi‐center,
prospective
randomized
controlled
trials
are
necessary
confirm
conclusion.
Journal of Clinical Medicine,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
14(2), С. 590 - 590
Опубликована: Янв. 17, 2025
Background/Objectives:
Despite
the
increasing
number
of
available
medications,
a
significant
proportion
IBD
patients
fail
to
achieve
current
therapeutic
targets.
Uncontrolled
has
impact
on
patients'
quality
life
and
overall
costs
for
healthcare
system.
Given
complex
pathophysiology
IBD,
Combined
Advanced
Targeted
Therapy
(CATT),
involving
combination
biologics/small
molecules,
appears
have
biological
plausibility
is
gaining
interest.
The
aim
this
narrative
review
provide
evidence
regarding
CATT
in
propose
future
developments
field.
Methods:
Relevant
literature
was
searched
with
pertinent
MeSH
terms
most
important
database.
Results:
Available
provides
encouraging
results
efficacy
effectiveness,
an
acceptable
safety
profile.
may
represent
solution
"difficult-to-treat"
or
concomitant
immune-mediated
inflammatory
diseases.
However,
data
are
restricted
by
low
level
short
follow-up.
Conclusions:
There
no
concluding
superiority
one
therapy
over
another.
Various
schemes
could
be
applied
near
future.
Further
studies
needed
recommendations
integrate
strategy
into
everyday
clinical
practice.
Biomolecules,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
15(2), С. 222 - 222
Опубликована: Фев. 3, 2025
Inflammatory
bowel
diseases
(IBDs),
including
ulcerative
colitis
(UC)
and
Crohn’s
disease
(CD),
are
chronic
complex
autoimmune
conditions.
Despite
the
advancements
in
biologics
small
molecules,
therapeutic
ceiling
persists,
posing
significant
treatment
challenges
contributing
to
concept
of
difficult-to-treat
IBD.
Dual-targeted
therapy
(DTT),
combining
two
biologic
agents
or
with
has
emerged
as
a
novel
approach
address
this
unmet
need
by
targeting
multiple
inflammatory
pathways
simultaneously.
Evidence
suggests
that
DTT
holds
promise
improving
clinical
endoscopic
outcomes,
especially
patients
refractory
extraintestinal
manifestations.
Safety
data,
while
consistent
monotherapy
profiles,
highlight
importance
vigilant
monitoring
for
infections
other
adverse
events.
Continued
research
high-quality
trials
crucial
defining
optimal
regimens
broadening
its
applicability.
This
review
explores
efficacy
safety
IBD,
reporting
data
from
trials,
systematic
reviews,
real-world
studies.
Journal of the Canadian Association of Gastroenterology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
8(Supplement_2), С. S6 - S14
Опубликована: Фев. 21, 2025
Abstract
The
therapeutic
landscape
of
ulcerative
colitis
(UC)
has
undergone
significant
change
over
the
last
2
decades.
While
there
are
multiple
new
therapies
for
management
UC,
long-term
remission
rates
remain
low,
and
this
may
be
in
part
due
to
difficulty
navigating
a
successful
treatment
strategy.
In
review,
we
propose
rational
framework
selection,
sequencing,
optimization
patients
with
UC.
We
outline
goals
targets
followed
by
discussion
challenges
selection
considerations
help
guide
sequencing
These
include
an
assessment
therapy’s
efficacy
safety,
convenience
delivery
therapy,
ease
access,
patient-related
factors.
then
provide
overview
currently
approved
in-depth
analysis
their
advantages
disadvantages.
Finally,
conclude
future
directions
which
use
naturopathic
therapies,
faecal
microbiota
precision
medicine,
other
strategies
such
as
combination
therapy.
Journal of Inflammation Research,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
Volume 18, С. 2733 - 2742
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2025
Refractory
inflammatory
bowel
disease
(IBD)
remains
challenging
despite
the
availability
of
various
biologics.
Advanced
combination
therapy
(ACT)
with
biologics
and
Upadacitinib
(UPA),
a
rapid-onset
oral
selective
Janus
kinase
inhibitor,
has
shown
promise
in
managing
refractory
IBD.
However,
its
use
Asia
not
been
explored.
This
study
aims
to
fill
that
gap
by
providing
data
from
Taiwan.
retrospective
included
IBD
patients
who
received
ACT
UPA,
followed
up
at
Chang
Gung
Inflammatory
Bowel
Disease
Center
July
2020
August
2024.
Patients
were
assessed
for
clinical
response
remission
weeks
4,
12,
24.
Safety
profiles
monitored
throughout
follow-up
period
evaluate
risk
adverse
events.
Sixteen
enrolled.
The
median
duration
was
4.5
years
[IQR
2.25-9.50].
most
common
regimen
Ustekinumab
plus
UPA
(63%).
Clinical
rates
24
88%,
83%,
100%,
respectively,
while
31%,
50%,
80%.
One
patient
(6.25%)
experienced
minor
event
(acne),
no
major
events
like
herpes
zoster
reactivation
or
cardiac
complications.
is
first
demonstrate
UPA-based
both
effective
safe
treating
limitations
this
retrospective,
single-center
relatively
small
sample
size
highlight
need
future
larger-scale,
multi-center
prospective
studies
confirm
these
findings,
identify
predictors
treatment
response,
long-term
outcomes.
Current Opinion in Gastroenterology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 4, 2025
Purpose
of
review
Therapeutic
options
in
inflammatory
bowel
disease
(IBD)
have
expanded
significantly.
Patients
often
experience
primary
or
secondary
loss
response
to
biologics
small
molecules
therapy.
Determining
which
patients
may
benefit
from
combination
two
therapies
remains
a
key
question.
Recent
findings
Combination
therapy
leverages
complementary
mechanisms
action,
conventionally
using
tumor
necrosis
factor
antagonists
simultaneously
with
immunosuppressive
agents,
and
more
recently
advanced
together.
has
shown
promise
recent
randomized
trials
for
improving
clinical
endoscopic
outcomes
while
maintaining
acceptable
safety
profiles.
Observational
studies
highlight
its
potential
refractory
complex
phenotypes.
Guidelines
still
conservatively
recommend
monotherapy
IBD
patients,
even
those
at
high
risk
complications.
Summary
Advanced
(ACT)
represents
significant
advancement
managing
IBD,
offering
treatment
cases,
concomitant
immune-mediated
diseases
high-risk
populations.
Nonetheless,
further
registry
data
are
needed
generate
evidence
support
broader
adoption
this
approach.
Future
research
should
focus
on
cost-effectiveness,
longer-term
strategies
refine
application
practice.