Амбулатория За Специализирана Извънболнична Медицинска Помощ Ревматологичен Център Света Ирина ЕООD

This research site in Sofia, Bulgaria, is conducting clinical trials focused on psoriatic arthritis, with an emphasis on improving care for people living with active disease. The studies explore new treatment options for this inflammatory condition, aiming to reduce symptoms and better control disease activity.

• Testing new therapies for active psoriatic arthritis
• Evaluating treatment effectiveness in patients with prior anti-TNF experience or intolerance
• Assessing options for people with active psoriatic arthritis who have not used biologic medicines

At the Ревматологичен Център Света Ирина, the trials are centered on understanding how emerging therapies may improve signs and symptoms, offering potential advances in both symptom relief and long-term disease management.

The site’s clinical research is dedicated to psoriatic arthritis, a condition that affects both the immune system and the joints. Current studies are designed to compare investigational treatments with placebo and to determine whether they can provide better control of inflammation and joint-related symptoms.

• Investigating guselkumab for people with active PsA
• Studying JNJ-77242113 in biologic-experienced participants
• Exploring zasocitinib as a potential treatment for adults with psoriatic arthritis

With 3 clinical trials and 3 investigators, this clinic is contributing to research aimed at expanding treatment choices for a chronic inflammatory disease that can significantly affect daily life.

The trial portfolio at this hospital/clinic in Sofia includes research on immune-mediated and musculoskeletal disease, especially active psoriatic arthritis. The goal is to evaluate whether newer medicines can improve disease signs and symptoms for patients who need additional treatment options.

• Assessing symptom reduction in active PsA
• Comparing investigational treatments with placebo
• Supporting development of better therapies for immune system and joint disease

These studies reflect a focused effort to advance care for people with psoriatic arthritis, combining expertise in inflammatory disease and rheumatology.