PAH Study Critique: Selexipag's Real-World Impact
Conexiant
October 1, 2024
The commentary evaluated a real-world analysis of early selexipag addition to double therapy for pulmonary arterial hypertension.
The analysis identified 2,966 eligible patients, with 351 (11.8%) adding oral selexipag to their treatment regimen.
Early exposure to selexipag was associated with decreased risk of all-cause hospitalization and PAH-related disease progression.
Limitations included missing clinical features for PAH risk assessments and concerns about the accuracy of PAH diagnoses.
Despite potential benefits, selexipag was not routinely prescribed and faced higher rates of discontinuation compared to other therapies.
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