What screening should be carried out for patients before they are given rituximab?
Can rituximab be used in patients who have experienced lack of efficacy with 1 TNF inhibitor?
Can rituximab be used in women of childbearing age?
Can rituximab be used in patients with radiographic evidence of joint damage?
Can rituximab be used in patients over 65 years of age?
Can rituximab be used in patients with other conditions in addition to their RA?
Can rituximab be used in patients that are rheumatoid factor negative?
When should subsequent courses of rituximab be given?
What is the efficacy of subsequent courses of rituximab?
How safe is it to receive repeat courses of rituximab?
What clinical response should I expect to observe after a course of rituximab?
When do I evaluate a response to a course of rituximab?
Should my patient expect a change in quality of life or fatigue?
What is the duration of response after a single course of rituximab?
What are the possible reactions to the rituximab infusions?
How can the risk of infusion reactions be minimised?
How do I manage an infusion reaction?
If a patient experiences an infusion reaction during the first infusion of rituximab, what will happen during subsequent infusions?
What is the recommended dosage of rituximab?
What premedication is required prior to receiving rituximab treatment?
What concurrent medication can be used in patients receiving rituximab treatment?
Can rituximab be used in patients requiring vaccination?
How safe is rituximab in patients who have been treated for pulmonary tuberculosis in the past?
What is the risk of reactivation of tuberculosis in a patient receiving rituximab treatment?