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. 2020 Jul 6;80(12):1235–1245. doi: 10.1007/s40265-020-01357-1

Table 3.

Efficacy of subcutaneous risankizumab in adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis at week 44 [16] or 52 [15, 17] (part B) in pivotal phase III trials

Trial Treatment (no. of pts) PASI (% pts) sPGA (% pts) DLQI 0 or 1 (% pts) PSS 0 (% pts)
75 90a 100 0 0 or 1b
UltIMMa-1 [15] RIS (304) 92†† 82†† 56†† 58†† 86†† 75†† 57††
UST (100) 70 44 21 21 54 47 30
PL → RIS (97) 93 78 55 55 91 62 51
UltIMMa-2 [15] RIS (294) 92 81†† 60†† 60†† 83†† 71†† 54††
UST (99) 77 51 30 30 55 44 30
PL → RIS (94) 93 85 67 67 87 68 48
IMMvent [16] ADA ↕ RIS (53) 91 66 40 40 74 66
ADA ↕ ADA (56) 46 21 7 7 34 29
IMMhance [17] RIS ↕ RIS (111) 93* 86* 64* 65c* 87*
RIS ↕ PL (225) 72 52 30 30c 61

ADA adalimumab, DLQI Dermatology Life Quality Index, PASI Psoriasis Area and Severity Index, PASI x improvement of ≥ x% from baseline in PASI score, PL placebo, PSS Psoriasis Symptom Scale, pts patients, RIS risankizumab, sPGA static Physician’s Global Assessment, UST ustekinumab, → indicates switched, ↕ indicates re-randomized

p = 0.001, ††p < 0.0001 vs UST; p < 0.0001 vs ADA ↕ ADA; *p < 0.001 vs RIS ↕ PL (all nominal except for sPGA 0 or 1)

aPrimary endpoint in part B of IMMvent [16]

bPrimary endpoint in part B of IMMhance [17]

cValue estimated from a graph