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2007 Vol.25, N°5 - Suppl.46 - Table of contents

Abatacept: selective T cell co-stimulation modulation in the management of rheumatoid arthritis

Guest Editors: J.S. Smolen, M. Schiff

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CER3099
2007,25,5,Suppl.46
Pg. 0004-0011

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The central role of T cells in rheumatoid arthritis
A.P. Cope, H. Schulze-Koops, M. Aringer

Rheumatology Abstract

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CER3100
2007,25,5,Suppl.46
Pg. 0012-0021

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The evolution of the immunobiology of co-stimulatory pathways: clinical implications
S. Trikudanathan, M.H. Sayegh

Rheumatology Abstract

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CER3101
2007,25,5,Suppl.46
Pg. 0022-0029

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Disease activity measures for rheumatoid arthritis
M. Dougados, D. Aletaha, P. van Riel

Rheumatology Abstract

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CER3102
2007,25,5,Suppl.46
Pg. 0030-0034

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Efficacy results from pivotal clinical trials with abatacept
A.L. Rozelle, M.C. Genovese

Rheumatology Abstract

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CER3103
2007,25,5,Suppl.46
Pg. 0035-0045

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Quality of life in patients with rheumatoid arthritis: Does abatacept make a difference?
K. Michaud, C. Bombardier, P. Emery

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CER3104
2007,25,5,Suppl.46
Pg. 0046-0056

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Safety of T-cell co-stimulation modulation with abatacept in patients with rheumatoid arthritis
J. Sibilia, R. Westhovens

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