Table 3.
Treatment/Outcome | SSc-ILD and PH (N=29) |
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History of Treatment with PAH Targeted Therapies, no (%) | 24 (82.8) |
Initial Treatment with PAH Targeted Therapies, no (%) | |
None | 5 (17.2) |
PDE5I | 19 (65.5) |
PDE5I and ERA | 4 (13.8) |
Intravenous Prostacyclin | 1 (3.4) |
Most Recent PAH Targeted Therapy Regimen, no (%) | |
None | 6 (20.7) |
PDE5I | 13 (44.8) |
ERA | 1 (3.4) |
PDE5I and ERA | 3 (10.3) |
PDE5I and Inhaled Prostacyclin | 1 (3.4) |
ERA and IV Prostacyclin | 1 (3.4) |
PDE5I, ERA and Inhaled Prostacyclin | 2 (6.9) |
PDE5I, ERA, and IV Prostacyclin | 1 (3.4) |
PDE5I, ERA and Clinical Trial | 1 (3.4) |
Use of Single Agent PAH Targeted Therapy, no (%) | 11 (37.9) |
Use of Dual Agent PAH Targeted Therapy, no (%) | 9 (31) |
Use of Triple Agent PAH Targeted Therapy, no (%) | 4 (13.8) |
Requirement of Prostacyclin During PH Therapy, no (%) | 6 (20.7) |
History of ILD Treatment, no (%) | 24 (82.8) |
History of ILD Treatment with Mycophenolate Mofetil, no (%) | 21 (72.4) |
History of ILD Treatment with Pulse IV Cyclophosphamide, no (%) | 8 (27.6) |
Most Recent ILD Treatment, no (%) | |
None | 9 (31) |
Mycophenolate Mofetil | 15 (51.7) |
Rituximab | 2 (6.9) |
Tocilizumab and Mycophenolate Mofetil | 1 (3.4) |
Pirfenidone and Mycophenolate Mofetil | 1 (3.4) |
Cyclophosphamide | 1 (3.4) |
History of Supplemental Oxygen Use, no (%) | 9 (31) |
History of Transplant,* no (%) | 1 (3.4) |
Alive or Deceased, no (%) | |
Alive | 27 (93.1) |
Deceased | 2 (6.9) |
WHO Functional Class (Prior to PH Diagnosis), no (%) | |
Class I | 0 (0) |
Class II | 12 (41.4) |
Class III | 16 (55.2) |
Class IV | 1 (3.4) |
WHO Functional Class (Most Recent), no (%) | |
Class I | 4 (13.8) |
Class II | 8 (27.6) |
Class III | 17 (58.6) |
Class IV | 0 (0) |
Autologous HSCT
SSc – systemic sclerosis; ILD – interstitial lung disease; SSc-ILD – systemic sclerosis associated interstitial lung disease; PH – pulmonary hypertension; PAH – pulmonary arterial hypertension; PDE5i – phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitor; ERA – endothelin-receptor antagonist; HSCT – hematopoietic stem-cell transplant; WHO – World Health Organization; IV-intravenous.