Therapeutic choices and disease activity after 2 years of treatment with cladribine: An Italian multicenter study (CladStop).
Irene SchiavettiAlessio SignoriAngela AlbaneseJessica FrauEleonora CoccoLorena LoreficeSonia di LemmeRoberta FantozziDiego CentonzeFrancesca BovisGirolama MarfiaElisabetta SignorielloGiacomo LusChiara ZeccaClaudio GobbiRosa IodiceLeonardo MalimpensaCinzia CordioliDiana FerraroFrancesca RuscicaLivia PasqualiAnna RepicePaolo ImmovilliMaria Teresa FerròSimona BonavitaMassimiliano Di FilippoGianmarco AbbadessaFlora GovoneMaria Pia Sormaninull nullPublished in: European journal of neurology (2024)
This study provides insights into therapeutic choices and disease activity following cladribine treatment. It highlights cladribine's effectiveness in reducing relapse rates and disability progression, reaffirming its favorable safety profile. Real-world data, aligned with previous reports, draw attention to ocrelizumab and natalizumab as common choices after cladribine. However, larger, prospective studies for validation and a more comprehensive understanding of cladribine's long-term impact are necessary.