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RHEUMATOLOGY
ISSN 2056-6395 Vol 5.1 • July 2018 • europeanmedical-journal.com
INSIDE
Review of
EULAR 2018
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Contents
EDITORIAL BOARD 4
WELCOME 7
FOREWORD 8
01 CONGRESS REVIEW
Review of EULAR 2018, held in Amsterdam, Netherlands, 10
13th–16th June 2018
02 INTERVIEWS WITH EMJ RHEUMATOLOGY EDITORIAL BOARD
Dr Ian C. Chikanza 26
Dr Christakis C
RHEUMATOLOGY ISSN 2056-6395
Contents EDITORIAL BOARD
"The field of rheumatology is advancing at a blist
Editorial Board Editor-in-Chief Dr Ian C. Chikanz
Aims and Scope The European Medical Journal (EMJ)
EMJ Rheumatology Chief Executive Officer Spencer
Welcome It is with great pride that I present to
Foreword A warm welcome to this year’s stimulatin
mediators is presented within. This opens up othe
Congress Review Review of the 19th EU
organisers to always improve the congress year af
Comparison of Malignancy Rates Between Tocilizuma
Intensive Treatment for Rheumatoid Arthritis Prov
Zoledronic Acid Treatment Shows Promise for Mild
Canakinumab Cuts Gout Flare Rates in Patients wit
“Our results are very encouraging and reinforce t
Focussing on RA-risk individuals who have sp
The researchers conducted a retrospective
of cardiovascular risk among individuals wit
This initiative supports Young PARE, a working gr
Congress Feature Dr Louise Bennett Rheu
locals from the islands and the tourists who come
One of Rheumatosphere’s aims, along with its part
Interact with us on social med
Interviews Insightful interviews from members o
What treatment or technology, in your opinion, ha
Your research into neuroendocrine immunology of i
specialities and to have multidiscipl
invitation in advance to all physicians, general
Dr Christakis Christodoulou University of Nicosia
on a variety of practical issues in the day-to-da
and of the Achilles tendon. Musculoskeletal
were the main reasons I chose rheumatology as my
regarding gene expression and cell-specific ge
Anti-TNF in Rheumatic Diseases: Inventor
Meeting Summary With an increasing number of bios
Clinical parameters • ≥1 y
as the correlation to the clinical finding
that should be considered (Figure
Prof Enck highlighted that “the nocebo effect is
Reassure them that you believe they will ma
the effective implementation of biosimilars i
Abstract Reviews A selection of riveting revie
with time incorporated as a linear spline with ch
Physician Global Assessments for Dis
The authors also had discordant patient global as
A 2,000 1,500 1,000 sVCAM-1: concentrati
identifying surrogate serum angiogenic markers of
The objective of this study was to develop and im
CONCLUSIONS Collaboration between several
coronary artery disease were excluded. The risk o
Keywords: Bone mineral density (BMD), dual-energy
References 1. Rydholm M et al. Despite early
plane, and a standardised US examination of
Table 1: Summary of the tests performed to compar
Ankylosing spondylitis (AS), a chroni
B Back problems
JAK Inhibitors in the Treatment Algorithm
RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS TREATMENT APPROACH IN Rheum
licensed for use in RA, more recently followed by
RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS JAK INHIBITORS IN The intro
the efficacy and safety of upadacitinib versus pl
preferential use of the least expensive therapy a
rheumatoid arthritis and systemic lupus erythemat
Switching to Biosimilars in Inflammatory Rheumat
INTRODUCTION Biosimilars are similar and more aff
complex high-order structures and post- t
INTERCHANGEABILITY AND BIOSIMILAR SWITCHING POLIC
to biosimilar, and many lack appropriate control
switched from reference adalimumab to SB5 at
the individual studies, the cumulative results of
thType&searchType=name&curl=pag- es%2Fmedicines%2
efficacy, safety and immunogenicity 47. of
Primary Sjögren’s Syndrome in the Elderly: Do
however, B lymphocytes and the production of
Table 1: Organ and system-specific symptoms of pri
reduced concentration, and/or delayed excretion o
Box 1: Differences in primary Sjögren’s syndrome
the number of antibodies and immunological comple
Study Botsios et Chebbi et Table 2: Clinical m
older and younger age groups; currently, this t
Cytokines and Inflammatory Mediators in Syste
apoptosis of circulating cells, a defect in clear
Treatment with IL-2 and G-CSF IL-10Caspase-1
Interleukin-12 and 23 The IL-12 family includes I
natural killer cells, neutrophils, and astrocytes
could play a role in the development of SLE and t
autoantibodies.84 Administration of t
(i.e., clinical subphenotypes), and some of them
34. Schorle H et al. Development and 4
Rom J Intern Med. 2010;48(3):255-9. 77. Chen XQ
Disease-Modifying Antirheumatic Diets: The New
the authors discussed various diets and food comp
activity.14 The vitamin is required by the body f
However, there is limited experimental and c
anti-inflammatory drugs or corticosteroids.47,4
It can be inferred that RA patients must undergo
30. Al-Ali et al. Clinical evaluation of
Stroke and Systemic Lupus Erythematosus: A Revie
Box 1: Principal factors implicated in the higher
which is considered to be among the most i
atherosclerosis even after adjustment for classic
branches of the anterior, middle, and posterior c
different mechanisms, such as the administration
the higher CSVD score compared to patients with
in cultured smooth muscle cells from human aorta.
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