#VisualAbstract: Tocilizumab may improve survival in COVID-19 patients with hypoxia and systemic inflammation
1. Compared to usual care, fewer patients in the tocilizumab group died within 28 days of randomization. 2. Patients allocated ...
1. Compared to usual care, fewer patients in the tocilizumab group died within 28 days of randomization. 2. Patients allocated ...
1. Compared to usual care, fewer patients in the tocilizumab group died within 28 days of randomization. 2. Patients allocated ...
1. Tocilizumab reduced the need for mechanical ventilation and lowered death outcomes in patients infected with severe acute respiratory syndrome ...
1. Tocilizumab reduced the need for mechanical ventilation and lowered death outcomes in patients infected with severe acute respiratory syndrome ...
1. Treatment with tocilizumab and sarilumab increased the number of days without respiratory or cardiovascular organ support in patients with ...
1. Among patients categorized as B-cell poor group via RNA sequencing, tocilizumab had a significantly higher response rate than rituximab. ...
1. Tocilizumab was not superior to standard care after 15 days, for COVID-19 patients in serious condition. 2. Patients given ...
1. Among patients categorized as B-cell poor group via RNA sequencing, tocilizumab had a significantly higher response rate than rituximab. ...
1. Hydroxychloroquine use in hospitalized and tocilizumab use in ICU lab-positive COVID-19 patients were not been associated with decreased death. ...
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