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Efgartigimod in refractory autoimmune myasthenia gravis.

Linda Remijn-NelissenMartijn R TannemaatAnnabel M RuiterYvonne J M CampmanJan J G M Verschuuren
Published in: Muscle & nerve (2024)
In patients with refractory MG, efgartigimod was effective for at least half of all patients. Patients required more frequent dosing compared to the ADAPT phase 3 trial. In 80% of the patients concurrent medication could be reduced or discontinued.
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