CIDP treatment: immunosuppressants

Evidence-based neurology checklist on cidp treatment: immunosuppressants: Steroids: benefits These are first line treatments if there are no contraindications They provide long term remission in a quarter of patients Steroids: options Rituximab Treatments with poor evidence Treatments to be…

Steroids: benefits

  • These are first line treatments if there are no contraindications
  • They provide long term remission in a quarter of patients

Steroids: options

Rituximab

Treatments with poor evidence

Treatments to be avoided

Investigational treatments

Scoring systems

Monitoring

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References

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