Table 2.
DMT Escalation | N | DA |
---|---|---|
None to Gilenya | 7 | R |
None to Tecfidera | 1 | R |
Aubagio to Ofatumumab | 1 | R |
Plegridy to Gilenya | 1 | R |
Tecfidera to Ocrevus | 1 | R |
Copaxone to Gilenya | 2 | R |
Copaxone to Ocrevus | 2 | R |
Betaseron to Gilenya | 1 | R |
Rebif to Gilenya | 1 | R |
Non-DMT escalation | ||
Rebif | 4 | NEDA |
Tecfidera | 7 | NEDA |
Gilenya | 2 | NEDA |
Tysabri | 2 | NEDA |
Aubagio | 1 | NEDA |
Plegridy | 2 | NEDA |
Copaxone | 2 | NEDA |
None | 2 | NEDA |
Tysabri to Ocrevus due to positive JCV | 2 | NEDA |
Tecfidera to Gilenya due to GI | 1 | NEDA |
Ocrevus | 2 | MRIa |
DMT escalation, newly started or changes of disease-modifying therapy to a more potent level; Non-DMT escalation, no change or changes of disease-modifying therapy within the same potent level; N, number of patients; R, clinical relapses; NEDA, no evidence of disease activities; MRIa, magnetic resonance imaging of new T2 lesions; DA, disease activity; JCV, John Cunningham virus; GI, gastrointestinal side effects.