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** For patients with severe and refractory attacks, or with contraindications to other treatments, off-label use of IL-1 inhibitors (anakinra or canakinumab) can be considered.
 
** For patients with severe and refractory attacks, or with contraindications to other treatments, off-label use of IL-1 inhibitors (anakinra or canakinumab) can be considered.
 
* <u>Traitement hypo-uricémiant:</u>
 
* <u>Traitement hypo-uricémiant:</u>
** '''Xanthine oxidase inhibitors''' (reduce urate production)
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** '''Xanthine oxidase inhibitors''' reduce urate production: '''allopurinol''', '''fébuxostat''' ([https://compendium.ch/product/1327720-adenuric-cpr-pell-80-mg Adénuric])
 
** '''Uricosuric agents''' (decrease renal urate resorption)
 
** '''Uricosuric agents''' (decrease renal urate resorption)
 
** '''Pegloticase''' (a uricase).
 
** '''Pegloticase''' (a uricase).

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Arthrose

  • Caractéristiques radiologiques:
    1. Pincement articulaire
    2. Sclérose sous-chondrale
    3. Ostéophytes
    4. Géodes
  • Traitement: AINS, chirurgical (remplacement prothétique).
    • Arthrose du genou: duloxétine. Injection intra-articulaire de glucocorticoïdes ou d'acide hyaluronique dans l'arthrose du genou et de la hanche. Pas de bénéfice du paracétamol dans l'arthrose de la hanche et du genou.

Arthrites microcristallines

Chondrocalcinose

  • Synonyme: pseudogoutte

Déposition de cristaux de pyrophosphate de calcium

Goutte

  • Traitement de la crise de goutte:
    • Colchicine The simplest is colchicine, 1.2 mg at the first symptoms of a gout attack, followed 1 hour later by a 0.6-mg dose. Colchicine is most effective when used early in attacks (<24 hours after onset) and is less useful when the attack is well established.
    • AINS High-dose NSAID therapy for 5 to 7 days is effective
    • Glucocorticoïdes in any form—intra-articular injection, intramuscular depot injection (for example, depo-methylprednisolone, 40-80 mg), or an oral “burst” of prednisone (for example, 0.5 mg/kg/d, for 5 days).
    • For patients with severe and refractory attacks, or with contraindications to other treatments, off-label use of IL-1 inhibitors (anakinra or canakinumab) can be considered.
  • Traitement hypo-uricémiant:
    • Xanthine oxidase inhibitors → reduce urate production: allopurinol, fébuxostat (Adénuric)
    • Uricosuric agents (decrease renal urate resorption)
    • Pegloticase (a uricase).

Polyarthrite rhumatoïde (PAR)

Arthrite psoriasique

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