Identifying patients for RHAPSIDO® (remibrutinib)
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Patient portrayal.
See the characteristics that can help you identify appropriate patients for RHAPSIDO
Which of your patients are ready for the next step in their treatment plan? Every patient’s experience with CSU is different, but there are key characteristics that can help you identify when to start RHAPSIDO.
Meet Emma, Charlotte, Alex, and George*
*Hypothetical patient profiles.
Age: 25 years
Emma is a grad student who's constantly busy with school and activities and is looking for a treatment that may get her hives well-controlled, which she can make a part of her daily routine
Symptom Burden
Reported that recurring hives and itch frequently overlap with her daily life, including needing to cancel plans during flare-ups
Has been struggling with hives and itch for 3 months
Other Medical History
Anxiety
Depression
CSU Treatment History
Antihistamines up-dosed per guideline, but flares persist
Emergency care and short steroid course for severe flares
RHAPSIDO is for your patients like Emma who remain symptomatic despite antihistamines and are proactively searching for more relief from their CSU symptoms.1
*Hypothetical patient profiles.
Age: 32 years
Charlotte is a sous chef who is looking for a treatment that may relieve her hives and itch
Symptom Burden
Constantly worries about her severe symptoms during unpredictable flares
Intense itch has left her scratching through the day and night
Experiences occasional angioedema
Other Medical History
High-pressure job makes her prone to stress
Has been struggling with intense hives and itch day and night for 6 months
CSU Treatment History
Antihistamines up-dosed per guideline, but flares persist
Repeated steroid course for severe flares
Failed to get adequate response from prior biologic use
RHAPSIDO is for your patients like Charlotte who are looking for a treatment that may relieve their hives and itch.1
*Hypothetical patient profiles.
Age: 41 years
Alex is a physical education teacher and coach with a busy away-game schedule, which makes managing an injectable treatment while on the road challenging
Symptom Burden
Flares of hives and itch bother him throughout the day
Has been struggling with flares of hives and itch almost daily for 9 months
Other Medical History
Insomnia
No history of autoimmune disease or other significant chronic comorbidities
CSU Treatment History
Repeated steroid courses for flares
Strong preference for oral therapy, due to busy schedule
RHAPSIDO is for your patients like Alex who remain symptomatic despite antihistamines but want to stay on an oral regimen.
*Hypothetical patient profiles.
Age: 48 years
George is a truck driver with a busy schedule, which makes managing an injectable treatment while on the road challenging
Symptom Burden
Experiences hives and itch almost every day at work and at night
Has been struggling with CSU flares for the last 2 years
Other Medical History
Chronic back pain, managed with the help of his physician
CSU Treatment History
Antihistamines are his only prior treatment experience