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  • ||||||||||  A family from Turkey with congenital myasthenia and hereditary polyneuropathy (A2) -  Apr 21, 2023 - Abstract #EAN2023EAN_2453;    
    The co-occurrence of congenital myasthenia and polyneuropathy is probably an incidental finding in this family due to high frequency of consanguineous matings on one hand and the high ethnic heterogeneity of the population under investigation on the other hand. The presence of conduction blocks in familial polyneuropathy is an interesting finding.
  • ||||||||||  Soliris (eculizumab) / AstraZeneca
    Real-world experience with eculizumab in Japanese patients with myasthenia gravis: Post-marketing surveillance data (A4) -  Apr 21, 2023 - Abstract #EAN2023EAN_1997;    
    The observed reduction in concomitant oral corticosteroid use, also consistent with other real-world experiences, underlines the benefit of C5 inhibition in these patients. Table: MG-ADL responder rates at Weeks 12, 26, 52 and 104 after eculizumab initiation in the overall population and according to patient and disease characteristics (effectiveness analysis set).
  • ||||||||||  Efficacy of innovative therapies in Myasthenia Gravis: review and meta-analysis. (A4) -  Apr 21, 2023 - Abstract #EAN2023EAN_1991;    
    Anti-complement and FcRn treatments proved to be both effective in MG patients, whereas Rituximab did not show benefit in AChr-Ab+ patients. With the limitations of this meta-analysis, including efficacy time-points, FcRN treatments showed a short-term higher effect on the qMG.
  • ||||||||||  methimazole / Generic mfg., lacosamide / Generic mfg., carbamazepine / Generic mfg.
    Ocular Neuromyotonia In Thyroid Eye Disease (B2) -  Apr 21, 2023 - Abstract #EAN2023EAN_1892;    
    Despite its rarity, ONM should be considered in TED. Lack of response to voltage-gated sodium channel blockers in our case, suggests the presence of pathomechanism(s) other than ephaptic transmission.
  • ||||||||||  CON03 What is the best therapeutic strategy for myasthenia gravis? (Room Paris) -  Apr 21, 2023 - Abstract #EAN2023EAN_1752;    
    There is still no consensus concerning the place of new targeted treatment in the MG treatment landscape. The presenters will also rise some socioeconomic issues related to the increasing prices of these new therapies.
  • ||||||||||  Ultomiris IV (ravulizumab-cwvz IV) / AstraZeneca
    Ravulizumab in adults with generalised myasthenia gravis: Post hoc analysis of MG-ADL item score change in CHAMPION MG (A5) -  Apr 21, 2023 - Abstract #EAN2023EAN_1653;    
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    The presenters will also rise some socioeconomic issues related to the increasing prices of these new therapies. In patients with AChR Ab+ gMG, ravulizumab provided greater treatment benefit in reducing symptom severity than placebo in 7/8 MG-ADL items, including ocular items, which had the highest proportions of patients with severe impairment at baseline.
  • ||||||||||  Prevalence study of Myasthenia Gravis in Lima  (A5) -  Apr 21, 2023 - Abstract #EAN2023EAN_1551;    
    Lima has a medium MG prevalence and is comparable to other series reported in the literature. The clinical characteristics of our patients are similar to other countries in the region.
  • ||||||||||  Ultomiris IV (ravulizumab-cwvz IV) / AstraZeneca, Vyvgart (efgartigimod alfa-fcab) / argenx, Broteio
    Matching-adjusted indirect comparison of ravulizumab/efgartigimod in generalised myasthenia gravis: Timepoint challenges (A4) -  Apr 21, 2023 - Abstract #EAN2023EAN_1543;    
    Outcomes from indirect comparisons of the effects of efgartigimod and ravulizumab on symptom control in patients with gMG can vary depending on the chosen timepoints and matching methodology. The consistency of symptom control achievable over a prolonged period should be considered, alongside efficacy and tolerability, when assessing treatment options for patients with gMG.
  • ||||||||||  Evidence-based expert consensus guidance for ongoing assessment of generalised myasthenia gravis (gMG) (A4) -  Apr 21, 2023 - Abstract #EAN2023EAN_1541;    
    The consistency of symptom control achievable over a prolonged period should be considered, alongside efficacy and tolerability, when assessing treatment options for patients with gMG. This process provides evidence- and expert consensus-based guidance for use of objective and subjective assessment tools across gMG care to improve outcomes for patients.
  • ||||||||||  The Burden MG patients Experience in Fatigue, Sleep, and Mental Health Compared to the General Population (A4) -  Apr 21, 2023 - Abstract #EAN2023EAN_1539;    
    This process provides evidence- and expert consensus-based guidance for use of objective and subjective assessment tools across gMG care to improve outcomes for patients. A considerable burden in MG patients was found in this direct comparison of mental health, sleep and fatigue with the general population, using data from two international studies and published population norms.
  • ||||||||||  Longitudinal MGFA-PIS evaluation in a large Italian cohort of patients with Myasthenia Gravis (A4) -  Apr 21, 2023 - Abstract #EAN2023EAN_1538;    
    A considerable burden in MG patients was found in this direct comparison of mental health, sleep and fatigue with the general population, using data from two international studies and published population norms. Chance to achieve the CSR did not vary significantly from literature, but our data showed that its modification over time may change in specific MG-subgroups.
  • ||||||||||  Camillo Golgi Lecture: Autoimmune synaptic diseases: The basics and the latest (Main Auditorium) -  Apr 21, 2023 - Abstract #EAN2023EAN_1376;    
    There are now in vitro and animal models of passive transfer of patients' IgG, CSF, or monoclonal antibodies, and models of active immunization that provide new insights into the immunopathogenesis. Even though most AE respond to treatment, improvement is usually slow or incomplete, and current efforts are aimed to improve our understanding of the recovery process and develop better therapies.
  • ||||||||||  Vyvgart (efgartigimod alfa-fcab) / argenx, Broteio
    Efgartigimod Demonstrates Consistent Magnitude of Response Across Subgroups of Patients With gMG (A4) -  Apr 21, 2023 - Abstract #EAN2023EAN_1107;    
    These analyses suggest efgartigimod results in consistent improvement across gMG-specific measures, regardless of patient gender. The proportion of responders and magnitude of response for patients treated with efgartigimod was consistent regardless of above defined subgroups, providing support for efgartigimod efficacy across a broad population of patients with gMG.
  • ||||||||||  Rituxan (rituximab) / Biogen, Zenyaku Kogyo, Roche
    Cancer frequency in muscle-specific tyrosine kinase (MuSK) myasthenia gravis (A4) -  Apr 21, 2023 - Abstract #EAN2023EAN_1104;    
    Onco-hematological diseases, particularly mediastinal lymphoma (N=3/5, 60%), were the most common malignancy detected in MuSK-MG patients. We did not find a higher frequency of cancer occurrence in patients on long-term immunosuppression.
  • ||||||||||  Keytruda (pembrolizumab) / Merck (MSD)
    MYOTONIC DYSTROPHY TYPE II UNMASKED BY IMMUNE CHECKPOINT INHIBITOR (A4) -  Apr 21, 2023 - Abstract #EAN2023EAN_1102;    
    The most commonly reported irAEs are myositis, myasthenia gravis and neuropathy with several cases resulting in a fatal outcome. Due to the susceptibility of the skeletal muscle,
  • ||||||||||  Anxiety and depression in generalised myasthenia gravis in Europe, Middle East and Africa: A systematic review (A4) -  Apr 21, 2023 - Abstract #EAN2023EAN_1097;    
    Although statistically significant differences in the extent of anxiety and depression are reported in patients with gMG compared with relevant populations and subgroups, these findings need to be confirmed in large cohorts administering consistent, validated questionnaires. Table 1: Studies reporting anxiety and depression patient reported outcome data in patients with gMG against relevant comparators or within gMG subgroups Figure 1: Proportion of patients with clinically relevant anxiety (Panel A) and depression (Panel B) by disease stage