Abstract

This study aimed to understand treatment response dynamics, including factors associated with favorable response, among patients with moderate-to-severe psoriasis who received guselkumab, adalimumab, or secukinumab. These post hoc analyses used data from the phaseIII clinical trials ECLIPSE and VOYAGE1, which were conducted between September 2021 and November 2022. On the basis of absolute Psoriasis Area and Severity Index (aPASI) scores, patients were divided into short-term response types (SRT1-6, based on week20-48 response) and long-term response types (LRT1-4, based on week52-252 response). Response types(RTs) were based on aPASI cutoffs deemed clinically relevant by the investigators; SRT1/LRT1 were the most favorable response types. Baseline characteristics were compared across RTs, and logistic regression analyses established factors associated with SRT1/LRT1. Overall, 1045, 662, and 272 patients were included in the ECLIPSE short-term, VOYAGE1 short-term, and VOYAGE1 long-term analyses, respectively. Mean age, body mass index (BMI), baseline aPASI score, and body surface area were lower in SRT1 than SRT6. In VOYAGE1, adalimumab treatment, high BMI, and current/former smoking status resulted in less favorable responses. In the VOYAGE1 long-term analysis, patients in LRT4had the highest baseline aPASI score, were older, and were more often obese compared with other LRT groups. Regression analyses showed that SRT1 (both treatments) in VOYAGE1 and ECLIPSE, and LRT1 (guselkumab group) in the VOYAGE1 long-term analysis, were associated with week16 aPASI response. In VOYAGE1, SRT1 was associated with psoriasis duration and smoking status. Early treatment response and baseline characteristics, including smoking, psoriasis duration, and obesity, may be associated with longer-term response to biologics. ECLIPSE: NCT03090100, VOYAGE1: NCT02207231.

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