Repeat doses of antibody to serum amyloid P component clear amyloid deposits in patients with systemic amyloidosis
Многократные введения антител к компоненту сывороточного амилоида P удаляют амилойдные отложения у пациентов с системной амилоидозой
2018-01-03
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123I-SAP scintigraphydezamizumab (anti-SAP monoclonal IgG1)miridesap (CPHPC)serum amyloid P component (SAP)systemic amyloidosis
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I-SAP scintigraphy confirmed amyloid removal from the spleen and kidneys. No adverse cardiac events attributable to the intervention occurred in the six subjects with cardiac amyloidosis. Amyloid load reduction by miridesap treatment followed by dezamizumab has the potential to improve management and outcome in systemic amyloidosis.
Key Findings
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123I-SAP scintigraphy confirmed removal of amyloid from spleen and kidneys after treatment.
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Combination treatment of miridesap to deplete circulating SAP followed by dezamizumab targets residual SAP in amyloid deposits to trigger immunotherapeutic amyloid clearance.
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Dose-related progressive clearance of hepatic amyloid was observed and was associated with improved liver function tests.
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No adverse cardiac events attributable to the intervention were observed in six subjects with cardiac amyloidosis.
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Up to three cycles of miridesap followed by dezamizumab was generally well tolerated in 23 adult systemic amyloidosis patients, with main adverse event being self-limiting early rashes at higher antibody doses.
Research Object
Systemic amyloid deposits in adult patients with systemic amyloidosis treated with miridesap followed by dezamizumab
Research Subject
Dose-related immunotherapeutic clearance of amyloid deposits (amyloid load reduction) measured by SAP and bone-seeking radioligand scintigraphy, MRI extracellular volume, and liver stiffness, and associated safety and pharmacokinetics
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