Table 3

Incidence, clinical and biological associations of anti-CZP antibodies

DiseaseDosage methodPatients (n)CZP dosePeriod (weeks)ADAb (%)Association with serum trough CZP levelAssociation with clinical responseAssociation with AEsAssociation with MTXReference
Rheumatoid arthritisNR126400 mg/4 w245 (neutralising)NRNRNRNRChoy et al102
ELISA111400 mg s.c./4 w month248.1 (neutralising)NRNegatively associatedNRNRFleischmann et al103
NR492400 mg at w0, 2 and 4 followed by 200 or 400 mg/2 w245.1NRNRNRNRSmolen et al104
ELISA982400 mg at w0, 2 and 4 followed by 200 or 400 mg/2 w526.4NRNRNRNRKeystone et al11
PsoriasisELISA60200 mg/2 w125NRNoNRNRReich et al105
57400 mg/2 w4
34200 mg/2 w2418
37400 mg/2 w25
Crohn's diseaseELISA213400 mg/4 w continuous group268Negatively associatedNRNoNRLichtenstein et al106
209400 mg/4 w drug-interruption group17.7
NR223400 mg s.c. w0, 2 and 463.1NRNRNRNRSandborn et al107
ELISA668400 mg w0, 2 and 4 and then 4 w249NRNRNRInversely associatedSchreiber et al2
ELISA331400 mg w0, 2 and 4 and then 4 w268NRNRNRInversely associated (AZA, MTX, mercaptopurine)Sandborn et al108
  • ADAb, antidrug antibodies; AEs, adverse events; AZA, azathioprine; CZP, certolizumab pegol; MTX, methotrexate; NR, not reported; s.c., subcutaneous; w, week.