Secukinumab as a potential trigger of inflammatory bowel disease in ankylosing spondylitis or psoriatic arthritis patients.
Ioana A OnacBenjamin D ClarkeCristina TacuMark LloydVijay HajelaThomas BattyJamie ThoroughgoodSandra SmithHannah IrvineDiane HillGrace BaxterNatalie HorwoodSuma MahendrakarRizwan RajakSian GriffithPatrick D W KielyJames GallowayPublished in: Rheumatology (Oxford, England) (2021)
Absolute rates of new IBD in patients starting secukinumab are low. The majority of patients developing new GIRAE did not develop objective evidence of IBD or stop therapy. For patients with pre-existing IBD and AS the risk of GIRAE is much higher, and prescribing alternatives should be considered.