Los niveles séricos de Interleucina 22 e Interleucina 6 disminuyen luego del tratamiento en pacientes con artritis reumatoidea
Resumen
Introducción: la artritis reumatoidea se caracteriza por inflamación de la membrana sinovial debido al infiltrado de células inmunitarias que secretan citocinas relacionadas a perfil Th17 como IL-22 e IL-6. La dinámica de estas citocinas durante el tratamiento permanece incomprendida. El objetivo fue evaluar los niveles séricos y en líquido sinovial (LS) de IL-22 e IL-6, correlacionarlos con diferentes parámetros bioquímicos y clínicos y medir sus cambios post-tratamiento. Material y métodos: se estudiaron 77 pacientes con AR y 30 controles. A 30 pacientes se los evaluó nuevamente luego de 3 meses de tratamiento y a 12 se les extrajo LS. Se midió VSG, PCR, FR, anti-CCPhs, IL-22 e IL-6. Se evaluó la actividad con DAS28 y respuesta al tratamiento con criterios EULAR.Citas
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