Vol 6, No 3 (2020)
Review paper
Published online: 2020-09-09
Sekukinumab w leczeniu spondyloartropatii zapalnych
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DOI: 10.5603/FR.2020.0014
Forum Reumatol 2020;6(3):125-130.
Abstract
W początkowym okresie badań nad patogenezą spondyloartropatii seronegatywnych (SpA) kluczową rolę przypisywano limfocytom Th1 oraz czynnikowi martwicy nowotworów-alfa (TNF-α, tumor necrosis factor alpha). Kolejne lata przyniosły jednak dowody na istotne znaczenie odmiennych czynników zapalnych między innymi interleukiny-17 (IL-17). Sekukinumab, który jest w pełni ludzkim przeciwciałem monoklonalnym neutralizującym prozapalną interleukinę-17A, jest pierwszym i obecnie jedynym zarejestrowanym lekiem biologiczny o innym niż inhibicja TNF-α mechanizmie działania, którego skuteczność w leczeniu SpA została potwierdzona w badaniach klinicznych. W niniejszej publikacji przedstawimy informacje na temat zastosowania sekukinumabu w leczeniu SpA, wraz z własnymi doświadczeniami klinicznymi.
Keywords: sekukinumabspondyloartropatie zapalneinterleukina 17
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