Figure 1.
Treatment of iTTP with the anti-CD38 antibody daratumumab. Clinical course and selected laboratory parameters from hospital admission to the most recent follow-up in 2 patients. Corticosteroids were started at a high dose and then tapered. In patient 2, daily administration of caplacizumab was reduced to every other day after 90 days. (A) Patient 1 with frequently relapsing iTTP; the course of his latest iTTP relapse is shown. (B) Patient 2 with a refractory first iTTP episode. Red line indicates titer of ADAMTS13 inhibitor (Bethesda units [BU] per mL; truncated at 2); blue line indicates ADAMTS13 activity (%); gray line indicates platelet count (× 109/L).

Treatment of iTTP with the anti-CD38 antibody daratumumab. Clinical course and selected laboratory parameters from hospital admission to the most recent follow-up in 2 patients. Corticosteroids were started at a high dose and then tapered. In patient 2, daily administration of caplacizumab was reduced to every other day after 90 days. (A) Patient 1 with frequently relapsing iTTP; the course of his latest iTTP relapse is shown. (B) Patient 2 with a refractory first iTTP episode. Red line indicates titer of ADAMTS13 inhibitor (Bethesda units [BU] per mL; truncated at 2); blue line indicates ADAMTS13 activity (%); gray line indicates platelet count (× 109/L).

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