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Long term efficacy and safety of antitumour necrosis factor alpha treatment in rhupus: an open label study of 15 patients

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Table 1 Clinicobiological and radiological characteristics of patients with rhupus
Figure 1 Follow-up and cause of anti-TNF-criteria: discovery of an overlooked history of melanoma in the medical history
Figure 2 Changes over time in DAS 28 (A), SLEDAI (B), glucocorticoid dose (C) and EULAR response (D) in patients with rhupus treated by anti-TNF-α. Box plot (median, quartile, minimum and maximum)
Table 2 Efficacy and tolerance of biologic treatments in patients with rhupus

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