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H Sandberg-Gertzén1, G Järnerot, C Tysk
1Department of Medicine, Orebro Medical Centre Hospital, Sweden.
Abstract:
In a published placebo-controlled study comprising 101 patients, olsalazine was shown to possess relapse-preventing properties superior to placebo and similar to those of sulphasalazine. This is a retrospective follow-up of the 76 patients who continued olsalazine treatment on an open basis. The relapse pattern is similar to that of patients on sulphasalazine treatment, and the long-term tolerance and safety are encouraging.
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