Déprescription des traitements avancés pour les maladies inflammatoires de l’intestin
Résumé
Principaux points à retenir :
• La déprescription des traitements avancés est une option acceptable pour certains patients atteints de MII qui ont été soigneusement sélectionnés.
• Nous proposons une approche systématique de la déprescription des traitements avancés des MII, consistant en une sélection stratégique des patients, une évaluation complète des risques, une prise de décision partagée, une surveillance rigoureuse et une stratégie de secours prédéterminée.
• Des recherches supplémentaires sont nécessaires pour améliorer les outils de sélection des patients, optimiser les techniques de surveillance et clarifier les stratégies de déprescription quant aux nouveaux agents.
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