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. 2010 Mar;3(1):9–18. doi: 10.1111/j.1753-5174.2009.00026.x

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Proportions of patients with a PGA rating of “good”, “excellent” or “cleared” by visit after (a) re-treatment with efalizumab (RT period*; ITT population, N = 113) or (b) transition to an alternative anti-psoriasis agent (TT period^†; ITT population, N = 68). *Patients had completed the FT period and responded but opted to enter the OB period rather than continue treatment with efalizumab; efalizumab treatment was restarted when their psoriasis began to worsen during the OB period. ^†Patients had completed the FT period but had not responded and received treatment with another approved anti-psoriasis medication. FT = first-treatment; ITT = intention to treat; OB = observation; PGA = Physician Global Assessment; RT = re-treatment; TT = transition-treatment.