FRI0017 Ox40 and ox40l are highly associated with autoantibody formation in early rheumatoid arthritis, and predict flare after anti-tnf discontinuation.

J. K. Laustsen; T. Kruse Rasmussen; K. Steengaard-Pedersen; M. L. Hetland; K. Hørslev-Petersen; M. Hvid; B. W. Deleuran

doi:10.1136/annrheumdis-2013-eular.1145

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FRI0017 Ox40 and ox40l are highly associated with autoantibody formation in early rheumatoid arthritis, and predict flare after anti-tnf discontinuation.

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Cite this article as:: Laustsen JK, Kruse Rasmussen T, Steengaard-Pedersen K, et al

FRI0017 Ox40 and ox40l are highly associated with autoantibody formation in early rheumatoid arthritis, and predict flare after anti-tnf discontinuation.

Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases 2013;72:A374.

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