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. 2023 Jan 1;10(1):29–33. doi: 10.5152/EuJRheum.2022.21180

Table 1.

Demonstration of combination, duration, and responses of treatment for patients

Case number Combination of Drugs Length of Treatment Outcome
1 Colchicine + NSAID 2 years Ineffectivity
Colchicine + NSAID + anakinra 1 year Flare of sacroiliitis
Certolizumab + anakinra + colchicine 1 year Psoriatic skin lesions related to anti-TNF drug
Etanercept + anakinra + colchicine 1 week First dose anaphylaxis related to etanercept
Secukinumab + anakinra + colchicine 5 years No adverse effects and complete remission
2 Colchicine + anakinra 2 years Resistant amyloidosis and ineffectivity to sacroiliitis
Colchicine + NSAID + anakinra 5 months Progression of both diseases
Interferon alpha 2B [IFN] + colchicine + NSAID 6 months Ineffectivity
Infliximab + colchicine + NSAID 6 months Progression of both diseases
Canakimumab + colchicine + NSAID 6 months Secondary loss of response and progression of amyloidosis
Canakimumab + tofacitinib + colchicine + NSAID 3 years Secondary loss of response
Tocilizumab + canakimumab + NSAID + colchicine 6 years Complete remission
3 Colchicine + NSAID 1 year Ineffectivity
Colchicine + NSAID + sulphasalazine 1 year Ineffectivity
Etanercept + colchicine + NSAID 3 years Secondary loss of response and progression of amyloidosis
Anakinra + etanercept + colchicine + NSAID 2 years Secondary loss of response and progression of amyloidosis
Canakimumab + certolizumab + colchicine 1 year Patient’s rejection of treatment
Certolizumab + colchicine + on-demand anakinra 5 years Complete remission
4 Anakinra + colchicine 4 years Secondary loss of response
Anakinra + colchicine + sulphasalazine 1 year Progression of amyloidosis
Anakinra + colchicine + sulphasalazine + tocilizumab 6 years Complete remission

IFN, interferon; NSAID, Nonsteroid anti-inflammatory drug; TNF, tumor necrosis factor.