PPT-Use of Biologic Agents

for Rheumatic Diseases in Pregnancy Yesim Garip MD Pinar Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center Ankara TURKEY 1 The most common used biologic therapeutic agents . GIVE YOURSELF A BIOLO “I didn’t know how bad I was feeling until I started feeling better.”hat is what my patients tell me every day. They go from being ill or just okay to experiencing a Virtual Biologics Clinic. Dr Ben Parker PhD, MRCP. Consultant Rheumatologist, Manchester Royal Infirmary. Honorary Senior Lecturer, University of Manchester. To cover. Why the need for innovation in biologics services?. Presented by . the Alliance for Safe Bioloigic . Medicines & the Global Colon Cancer Association. . . . . Andrew Spiegel, Esquire. . . andrew.spiegel@globalcca.org. THANK YOU! . H671. Krieger . (1994). Describes the metaphorical “web of causation” and the missing “spider”. Epidemiologic approach – bottom up, as opposed to top down. No theoretic foundation, thus true cause of disease not recognized. Introduction. Case 1: . What to Do When Conventional Treatment Fails?. Case 1: . What to Do When Conventional Treatment Fails? (cont). Safety of Ibuprofen in Patients With IBD. Case 1: . What to Do When Conventional Treatment Fails? (cont). August, 2014. Biologics & Biosimilars: . An Overview. 1. What is a biologic?. 2. Biologics Are Complex. Biologics are innovative medications that aren’t made, they are grown in living cells. . Biologics are complex molecules– up to 1,000 times larger than conventional medicines. . Introduction. Case 1: When to Start a Biologic?. Case 1: When to Start a Biologic? (cont). Case 1: When to Start a Biologic? (cont). Case 1: When to Start a Biologic? (cont). Case 1: When to Start a Biologic? (cont). Roger J. Packer, MD. Senior Vice-President Neuroscience and Behavioral Medicine. Director, Brain Tumor Institute. Children’s National Health System. Washington, DC. Welcome to CBTTC. CNHS honored to be a member. foods, . and are usually used in baked . goods.. Raising . agents are added to baked products during the . preparation stage. . They . create . gas, air . or . steam which expands when heated and causes the food to rise. . 1. DRUG NAMES. Chemical name. Development name used internally. Biologic drugs too complex to use chemical name. Non-proprietary name (generic name). Combination name for some combination drugs. Proprietary name (brand name). Crohn’s. Disease used for. :. Severe active CD: HBI = >8 CDAI = >300. Inadequate response for tolerance of contraindication to conventional therapies. Chronic active CD with failure to control with immunosuppression. Bread:. Dough contains . yeast. , which ferment sugars to . carbon dioxide. . Further expands on baking.. Scones:. Made with . baking powder . that reacts with water to form . carbon dioxide. Choux buns. . presented by. . Dipali Balaji Waghmare (Intern) . BIOLOGIC CONSIDERATION. . . Associate Professor Nicole Pratt . Quality use of medicines and pharmacy research centre. University of South Australia. overview. Biologic medicines, or immune based therapies, are a rapidly evolving group of pharmaceutical products whose active component is biologically derived rather than chemically synthesised. .