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Sjogren's Syndrome: Too many patients to ignorePublished by: Datamonitor Published: May. 28, 2002 - 26 Pages Table of ContentsEXECUTIVE SUMMARY Introduction Disease Etiology Autoimmunity Genetic factors Environmental and chemical triggers Epidemiology Prevalence Gender specificity Age specificity Diagnosis of Sjögren's syndrome Diagnosis of keratoconjonctivitis sicca Diagnosis of xerostomia Identification of characterisitc autoantibodies Additional tests Symptoms of Sjögren's syndrome Treatment of Sjögren's syndrome Topical treatments Systemic treatments New treatment approaches to the stimulation of salivary and lacrimal functions Unmet Needs in Sjögren's syndrome Therapy Future Outlook Product pipeline Cyclosporine ophthalmic INS365 Oral interferon alpha Future market potential Appendix List of Figures List of Tables ABOUT DATAMONITOR © Datamonitor 2002. All Rights Reserved. AbstractIntroduction: Sjögren's Syndrome: Too Many Patients to Ignore, evaluates the current patient population, treatment options, and market potential for Sjögren's Syndrome, the second most common autoimmune musculoskeletal disease. The analysis details the epidemiology, diagnosis, and treatment patterns, and identifies unmet needs and potential licensing opportunities for companies looking to expand their musculoskeletal drug portfolio.
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Report Highlights: Sjögren’s Syndrome patients face two disadvantages. First, available treatments do not adequately treat the symptoms of the disease. Second, because of low patient and physician awareness, treatment generally starts at a late stage. As a result, significant room for improvement exists, creating a potential for commercial success. The Sjögren's syndrome market holds interesting commercial opportunities for pharmaceutical companies, particularly those looking to supplement their musculoskeletal franchises. Current products in the pipeline represent varying levels of opportunity for licensing success.
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