Treatment of Inflammatory Bowel Disease with Biologics

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Psoriasiform eruptions
clinical presentation, 236, 237
diagnosis, 241
genetic pathways, 240
management, 242, 243
paradoxical de novo formation/worsening,
240
pathophysiology, 240, 241
risk factors, 238–240
Pyoderma gangrenosum (PG), 52, 53


R
Radioactive immunoassay (RIA), 118, 119
Reversible posterior leukoencephalopathy
syndrome (RPLS), 318
Risankizumab, 304, 309


S
Secondary prophylaxis, 236
Serum sickness syndrome, 232
Skin allergy testing, 234
Solid organ tumors, 221
Sphingosine-1-phosphate receptor (S1P), 307
Steroid exposure preceding surgery, 136
Study of Biologic and Immunomodulator
Naïve Patients in Crohn’s Disease
(SONIC) trial, 88


T
Therapeutic drug monitoring
biologic therapies, 123, 124
clinical care, 120–122
drug levels and antibody concentrations,
120–122
immunogenicity, 293
proactive, 122, 123
vedolizumab, 293
Tissue injury, 284


Tofacitinib, 309
Tumor necrosis factor (TNF)
inflammation, 1
intestinal mucosa, 2
receptors, 2
TNF-alpha
granuloma formation, 213
immune-mediated disease processes,
213
innate and acquired immune response,
213

U
Ulcerative colitis (UC), 169
anti-TNF, 13
adalimumab (see adalimumab)
golimumab (see Golimumab)
infliximab (see Infliximab)
biologic therapies, 13, 14
in children (see Pediatric ulcerative colitis)
colonic mucosa ulceration, 13
disease severity, 13
intestinal symptoms, 134
medical management, 134
mucosal lining, colon, 113
natural history, 13
preoperative anti-TNF treatment, 137
treatment, 13
Ulcerative Colitis Long-Term Remission and
Maintenance with Adalimumab
(ULTRA 1 and 2), 15, 20–22
Ustekinumab, 304, 308
Uveitis, 51, 52

V
Vaccination strategies, pediatric IBD, 174–176
Vedolizumab, 288–293
leukocyte trafficking, gut, 304
mechanism of action, 304

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