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. 2021 Jul 12;11:14263. doi: 10.1038/s41598-021-93646-2

Table 2.

Characteristics and outcomes of eight patients who received cyclosporine in the 2009–2017 group.

Patient Age at diagnosis (year) Sex Autoimmune disease Time from diagnosis to CsA therapy Time to PR after CsA therapy (day) Time to CR after CsA therapy (day) Additional IVIG (CsA level (ng/mL)) PSL after CsA therapy Relapse after CR Therapy for relapse Duration of CsA therapy Status at 3 years after diagnosis
1 1 F (―) 2 months 10 14 (―) (―) 1 month CsA dose adjustment 25 months CR
2 2 F (―) 10 months 13 119 (―) (―) (―) (―) 20 months CR
3 11 M (―) 24 days 36 38 day 34 (183) (―) (―) (―) 19 months CR
4 1 F (―) 1 month 20 20 day 18 (132) (―) 9 months CsA dose adjustmentAdditional IVIG 24 months CR
5 2 M (―) 14 days 19 22

day 9 (145)

day 16 (147)

(―) (―) (―) 5 months CR
6 9 F Sjogren's syndrome 5 months 15 (―) (―) day 106- (―) (―) 32 + months PR
7 1 M (―) 1 month 13 13 day 10 (100) (―) 2 months CsA dose adjustment 5 months CR
8 6 M (―) 1 month (―) (―) (―) (―) (―) (―) 14 months NR

CR, complete response; CsA, cyclosporine; IVIG, intravenous immunoglobulin; NR, no response; PR, partial response; PSL, prednisolone.