Does the reason for discontinuation of a first TNF inhibitor influence the effectiveness of a second TNF inhibitor in axial spondyloarthritis? Results from the Swiss Clinical Quality Management Cohort

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Reason for switching TNF inhibitors predictive of efficacy in axial spondyloarthritis https://t.co/i68CFJmQCH

The effectiveness of a 2nd TNFi is impaired in patients with axSpA after PLR to a first TNFi compared with SLR https://t.co/i68CFJmQCH

RT @ArthritisRes: Effectiveness of a second TNFi is significantly impaired in axSpA patients after lack of response to first https://t.co/W…

Effectiveness of a second TNFi is significantly impaired in axSpA patients after lack of response to first https://t.co/WZTc1xHX5m #rheumedu

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