Tacrolimus Monotherapy May Potentially Reduce Corticosteroid Use In Uveitis Patients

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Corticosteroid withdrawal is possible in some tacrolimus-treated patients who had noninfectious uveitis managed with prednisone daily, according to a study.

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Tacrolimus Monotherapy May Potentially Reduce Corticosteroid Use In Uveitis Patients

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