PSORIATIC ARTHRITIS PATIENTS IN CLINICAL TRANSITION
The percentage of patients with subclinical PsA who achieve resolution of arthralgia (defined as VAS pain ≤ 1/10 and TJC ≤ 1/10) together with the effect of guselkumab on objectively quantified synovio-entheseal inflammation, as co-primary objective endpoint evaluated using the UPsA activity activity Score [Timepoint: Week 24].
- The change of the synovio-entheseal inflammation score detected by US at w24 and w52, - The incidence of progression to PsA (defined as CASPAR criteria fulfilment) at w52, - The percentage of patients who achieved clinical resolution of arthralgia (defined as VAS pain ≤ 1/10 and TJC ≤ 1/10) at w52, - The percentage of patients who achieve PASI 100 at w24 and w52, - The change of the Patient Reported Outcomes (e.g. HAQ, BASDAI, DLQI, PsAID)., - Change in total modified Sharp–van der Heijde (mSvH) score from baseline to Week 52, including erosion score and joint space narrowing components.
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