Details from 78 patients are being used in this study, using routinely collected historic data that has been de-identified before it is entered into the SDE
The most common form, warm AIHA, makes up 60-70% of cases in adults. Doctors typically treat it first with corticosteroids; if this doesn’t work, other treatments like removing the spleen or using immunosuppressive drugs are considered.
This global study will look at medical records of patients with warm AIHA to understand how they’re treated in everyday practice, how effective these treatments are, and what complications may arise. The study’s findings could help doctors improve treatment strategies for this condition.