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Laboratory Monitoring for JAK Inhibitors and Key Takeaways

An expert discusses a comprehensive review of treatment options for a 32-year-old woman with alopecia areata, covering baricitinib dosing (4 mg initially), monitoring requirements vs ritlecitinib, expected outcomes, and considerations for topical immunotherapy vs JAK inhibitors.

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      Video content above is prompted by the following:

      • Given this patient’s clinical picture, what initial dosing would you recommend?
      • What monitoring should be done before and during treatment with baricitinib? How does this differ from monitoring with ritlecitinib?
      • What can this patient expect in terms of efficacy and safety with baricitinib?
      • When would topical immunotherapy be considered for patients with severe alopecia areata? How do you decide between topical immunotherapy and JAK inhibitors for your patients?
      • Based on our discussion today, what key insights or new perspectives could you share regarding treatment considerations for severe alopecia areata?
      • What treatment gaps remain in alopecia areata management?
      • What take-home messages or practice pearls do you have for clinicians treating patients with alopecia areata?
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