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The Patient Impact of 10 Years of Ocrelizumab Treatment in Multiple Sclerosis: Long-Term Data From the Phase III OPERA and ORATORIO Studies
Preserving patient fucntion, by optimally slowing disease progression, is important to people with MS and is a key treatment goal. The 10 year long-term impact of ocrelizumab on disability in patients with RMS and PPMS from the OLEs of the OPERA I/II (NCT) and ORARTORIO trials (NCT) respectively, are analysed. Disability progression, defined by several clinical measures, is reported in RMS and PPMS patients treated who initiated ocrelizumab treatment early, compared to delayed ocrelizumab treatment.
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