ey0017.3-5 | Follow-up paper - Graves disease | ESPEYB17
RS Douglas
, GJ Kahaly
, A Patel
, S Sile
, EHZ Thompson
, R Perdok
, JC Fleming
, BT Fowler
, C Marcocci
, M Marino
, A Antonelli
, R Dailey
, GJ Harris
, A Eckstein
, J Schiffman
, R Tang
, C Nelson
, M Salvi
, S Wester
, JW Sherman
, T Vescio
, RJ Holt
, TJ Smith
To read the full abstract: N Engl J Med. 2020;382:341352.Teprotumumab, an IGF-1R monoclonal antibody, showed promising results for the treatment of Graves orbitopathy in a first phase 2 study reported in 2017 [1]. Here, this randomized double-masked, placebo controlled phase 3 multicenter study confirms those initial promising results in patients with moderate-to severe Graves eye disease: The primary outcome of proptosis reduc...