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Table 2 Percentage of low and high infliximab serum trough levels and presence of anti-infliximab antibodies in patients with low and high DAS28 at the first study visit

From: Low infliximab serum trough levels and anti-infliximab antibodies are prevalent in rheumatoid arthritis patients treated with infliximab in daily clinical practice: results of an observational cohort study

 

No infliximab serum trough level

Low* infliximab trough levels

Intermediate infliximab trough levels

High** infliximab trough levels

Anti-infliximab antibodies

Total

DAS28

% (95%CI)

% (95%CI)

% (95%CI)

% (95%CI)

% (95%CI)

No patients

<2.6

13 (2–23)

23 (10–35)

48 (32–63)

18 (6–29)

13 (2–23)

40

≤3.2

13 (4–20)

18 (9–28)

55 (43–67)

14 (5–22)

11 (3–19)

65

>3.2

29 (19–39)

18 (10–27)

32 (22–42)

21 (12–30)

29 (19–39)

82

  1. * Low serum trough levels are defined as <1.0 mg/L.
  2. ** High serum trough levels are defined as >5.0 mg/L.