A Nonimmunosuppressant Approach on Asia Psoriasis Subjects: 5-Year Followup and 11-Year Data Analysis

Figure 3

Psoriasis area and Severity index scores and percentage change in PASI from the baseline screening to month 60 in psoriasis patients with prior immunosuppressive therapy. 176 of 1199 patients with prior immunosuppressants therapy completed the study and reached PASI75 improvement in 60 months treatment and followup. The two-way graphs of 176 patients were generated, to save the space, a random selection of 30 of 176 patients was presented herewith on the above twoway graphs, patients underwent 7-day washouts of previous immunosuppressant treatments before starting herose, the severity of diseases flared up to a high point initially, and all patients (1199) experienced mean 110% (range from 55% to 240%) worsening of PASI score relative to baseline, but henceforth progressively tapered down when immunosuppressant withdrawal syndrome had subsided.