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Study of Anti-Malarials in Incomplete Lupus Erythematosus

Study of Anti-Malarials in Incomplete Lupus Erythematosus

Status
Completed
Phases
Phase 2
Study type
Interventional
Source
ClinicalTrials.gov
Registry ID
NCT03030118
Acronym
SMILE
Enrollment
187
Registered
2017-01-24
Start date
2017-12-28
Completion date
2024-06-30
Last updated
2025-09-16

For informational purposes only — not medical advice. Sourced from public registries and may not reflect the latest updates. Terms

Conditions

Systemic Lupus Erythematosus

Keywords

hydroxychloroquine

Brief summary

This project is a multicenter, randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind clinical trial that is designed to test whether treating patients who are at risk for development of lupus with hydroxychloroquine can slow accumulation of disease features. Effects on clinical progression of symptoms, patient-reported outcomes and changes in the immune markers of response will be measured and toxicity of the treatment will be assessed. This trial is a first step in testing a prevention strategy for lupus.

Detailed description

Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) causes major organ damage and shortens lifespan in relatively young persons. Early diagnosis and treatment are essential to improving outcomes for SLE patients. However, evidenced-based approaches to early treatment interventions and the appropriate target population for these interventions are not available. We propose that individuals who have positivity for antinuclear antibodies (ANAs) and who also exhibit some of the other features that are used to classify SLE, are at high risk of progressing to the full systemic form of this disease. These individuals, who have significant levels of ANA with 1 or 2 additional items from the lupus classification criteria, are considered to have incomplete lupus erythematosus (ILE). We propose to treat ILE patients with hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) in the Study of Anti-Malarials in Incomplete Lupus Erythematosus or SMILE trial. The primary objective is to determine whether HCQ treatment can prevent acquisition of additional clinical and immunologic features that define SLE. The major secondary objectives are to determine whether HCQ treatment: (1) lessens lupus disease activity as measured by standard scoring indices; (2) improves patient reported outcomes (3) prevents accumulation of immunologic abnormalities including autoantibodies and cytokines and (4) has an acceptable toxicity profile. The specific aims of this proposal are: 1. To carry out a double-blind, placebo-controlled, multicenter, randomized trial of HCQ vs. placebo in patients with ILE. The study tests the hypothesis that early use of HCQ can modify disease features so that accumulation of abnormalities leading to a classification of SLE can be significantly slowed. 2. To determine effects of HCQ on disease activity and patient-reported outcomes in patients with ILE. 3. To characterize the immunologic profile of HCQ in ILE-treated patients. Autoantibodies, cytokines and chemokines will be measured on multiplex arrays for developing insights into underlying mechanisms. 4. To quantitatively assess the incidence of ophthalmologic toxicity in HCQ-treated ILE patients. All enrolled patients will have standardized ophthalmologic examinations before and after study treatment. Recommendations for use and monitoring in this patient population will be developed. The SMILE trial will determine whether or not HCQ should be given to ILE patients, will provide insights into the appropriate target population, and will propose candidate biomarkers to guide treatment decisions. While not part of the Precision Medicine Initiative®, SMILE is consistent with its goals. It will be the first step towards testing the feasibility of disease prevention studies in SLE and will accumulate biological samples in a repository that will be available to the lupus research community for further in-depth mechanistic studies.

Interventions

DRUGHydroxychloroquine

Hydroxychloroquine is classified as an anti-malarial and it is has immunomodulatory functions that make it useful for treatment of autoimmune disorders including systemic lupus erythematosus and rheumatoid arthritis.

DRUGPlacebo Oral Capsule

An oral capsule placebo is made to match the active intervention medication hydroxychloroquine.

Sponsors

National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS)
CollaboratorNIH
Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
Lead SponsorOTHER

Study design

Allocation
RANDOMIZED
Intervention model
PARALLEL
Primary purpose
PREVENTION
Masking
QUADRUPLE (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)

Eligibility

Sex/Gender
ALL
Age
15 Years to 49 Years
Healthy volunteers
No

Inclusion criteria

1. Between 15 and 49 years of age, inclusive, at Visit 1. 2. Anti-nuclear antibody (ANA) titer of 1:80, or greater, as determined by immunofluorescence assay (IFA). 3. Participants must have at least one (but not three or more) additional clinical or laboratory criterion from the 2012 Systemic Lupus International Collaborating Clinics (SLICC) classification criteria. 4. Written informed consent (and assent when applicable) obtained from subject or subject's legal representative and ability for subject to comply with the requirements of the study.

Exclusion criteria

1. The subject meets the 2012 SLICC classification criteria for SLE at Visit 1 (i.e., ANA plus 3 other criteria, or ANA plus biopsy-proven lupus nephritis). 2. The subject has been diagnosed with another autoimmune disorder, other than autoimmune thyroid conditions. 3. The subject has fibromyalgia, based on clinical history and exam. 4. The subject has previously been or is currently being treated with oral antimalarial agents including hydroxychloroquine, chloroquine, or quinacrine. 5. The subject is currently or has been treated with immunosuppressive, immune modifying, or cytotoxic medications as listed in Section 7.2. 6. Use of any investigational agent within the preceding 12 months. 7. History of primary immunodeficiency. 8. Active bacterial, viral, fungal, or opportunistic infection. 9. Evidence of infection with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Hepatitis B, or Hepatitis C. 10. Concomitant malignancy or history of malignancy with the exception of adequately treated basal or squamous cell carcinoma of the skin, or carcinoma in situ of the cervix. 11. The subject has significant findings on ophthalmological examination that, in the opinion of the examining Ophthalmologist, prevent safe use of hydroxychloroquine. 12. The subject has other contraindications to treatment with hydroxychloroquine including pre-existing ocular disease, hepatic impairment, psoriasis, porphyria, or allergy to the drug or class. 13. Co-morbidities requiring systemic corticosteroid therapy greater than 10 mg of prednisone per day, or equivalent, or a change in corticosteroid dose within the 3 months prior to Visit 1. 14. Starting, stopping, or changing the dose of over the counter or prescription non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) in the three months prior to Visit 1. 15. Pregnant, breastfeeding, or unwilling to practice birth control during participation in the study. 16. Presence of a condition or abnormality that in the opinion of the Investigator would compromise the safety of the patient or the quality of the data. 17. Inability to comply with the study visit schedule and procedures.

Design outcomes

Primary

MeasureTime frameDescription
SLICC ScoreMeasured every 12 weeks for 96 weeks.The 2012 Systemic Lupus International Collaborating Clinics classification criteria score erythematosus Minimum value = 0 Maximum value = 17 A score of 4 or greater satisfies classification for systemic lupus erythematosus.

Secondary

MeasureTime frameDescription
Number of Subjects With Disease ProgressionMeasured up to 96 weeks.The number of subjects who progressed from incomplete lupus to satisfaction of classification criteria for systemic lupus erythematosus using SLICC criteria.
Number of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowMeasured every 12 weeks for 96 weeks.Disease activity measured by the SLE Disease Activity Index Minimum score = 0 Maximum score = 105 Higher scores indicate greater activity of lupus disease
Count of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityMeasured every 12 weeks for 96 weeksDisease activity measured by the Cutaneous Lupus Erythematosus Disease Activity Index Minimum score = 0 Maximum score = 70 Higher scores indicate greater cutaneous lupus activity
Patient Reported Outcome Physical FunctionMeasured every 12 weeks for 96 weeksThe PROMIS 29 Adult Profile: Physical Function T Scores The T-score has a mean of 50 and a standard deviation of 10 within the reference (healthy) population. Higher score indicates better physical function
Patient Reported Outcomes FatigueMeasured every 12 weeks for up to 96 weeksSelected Patient-reported outcomes measurement information system (PROMIS) fatigue items T Scores are reported. The T-score has a mean of 50 and a standard deviation of 10 within the reference (healthy) population. Higher scores indicate more fatigue
Physician Global AsssessmentMeasured every 12 weeks for up to 96 weeksPhysician Global Visual Analogue Scale Minimum score = 0 Maximum score = 1.0 Higher scores indicate worse status
Fluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumMeasured at baseline and final visit up to 96 weeks.Fluorescence intensity of Autoantibodies will be measured using a slide array. Minimum score is 0.1 Maximum score \>100 A higher score indicates higher level of the autoantibody being measured.
Ophthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityMeasured at up to 96 weeks or final visitSnellen visual acuity measured in right and left eyes Scale 10 to 50 with higher numbers indicating lower visual acuity Number of participants with each level of visual acuity in right eye and left eye are counted in the two groups at the final visit
Ophthalmologic Toxicity by Humphrey Visual Field TestingMeasured at final visit up to 96 weeksNumber of participants with abnormal visual field testing at the final visit.
Ophthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Spectral Domain Ocular Coherence Tomography.Measured at up to 96 weeks or final visitNumber of participants with abnormal spectral domain ocular coherence tomography at final visit

Countries

United States

Participant flow

Participants by arm

ArmCount
Hydroxychloroquine
Hydroxychloroquine will be administered as a once daily dose of 200 or 400 mg, based on the patient's weight. Treatment will be for 96 weeks. Hydroxychloroquine: Hydroxychloroquine is classified as an anti-malarial and it is has immunomodulatory functions that make it useful for treatment of autoimmune disorders including systemic lupus erythematosus and rheumatoid arthritis.
92
Placebo Oral Capsule
Placebo will be administered as one or two capsules as a single daily dose, based on the patient's weight. Treatment will be for 96 weeks. Placebo Oral Capsule: An oral capsule placebo is made to match the active intervention medication hydroxychloroquine.
88
Total180

Withdrawals & dropouts

PeriodReasonFG000FG001
Overall StudyAchieved SLE and Concomitant Meds10
Overall StudyAchieved SLE Diagnosis1110
Overall StudyAdverse Event11
Overall StudyConcomitant Medications11
Overall StudyLost to Follow-up56
Overall StudyOther20
Overall StudyPregnancy22
Overall StudyProtocol Violation16
Overall StudyWithdrawal by Subject2621

Baseline characteristics

CharacteristicPlacebo Oral CapsuleTotalHydroxychloroquine
Age, Continuous33.5 years
STANDARD_DEVIATION 8.58
33.1 years
STANDARD_DEVIATION 9.18
32.8 years
STANDARD_DEVIATION 9.75
Ethnicity (NIH/OMB)
Hispanic or Latino
17 Participants31 Participants14 Participants
Ethnicity (NIH/OMB)
Not Hispanic or Latino
70 Participants148 Participants78 Participants
Ethnicity (NIH/OMB)
Unknown or Not Reported
1 Participants1 Participants0 Participants
Race (NIH/OMB)
American Indian or Alaska Native
2 Participants4 Participants2 Participants
Race (NIH/OMB)
Asian
4 Participants7 Participants3 Participants
Race (NIH/OMB)
Black or African American
9 Participants22 Participants13 Participants
Race (NIH/OMB)
More than one race
4 Participants7 Participants3 Participants
Race (NIH/OMB)
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants
Race (NIH/OMB)
Unknown or Not Reported
3 Participants6 Participants3 Participants
Race (NIH/OMB)
White
66 Participants134 Participants68 Participants
Region of Enrollment
United States
88 participants180 participants92 participants
Sex: Female, Male
Female
80 Participants164 Participants84 Participants
Sex: Female, Male
Male
8 Participants16 Participants8 Participants
Systemic Lupus International Cooperating Clinics (SLICC) score baseline
2 criteria
56 Number of criteria118 Number of criteria62 Number of criteria
Systemic Lupus International Cooperating Clinics (SLICC) score baseline
3 criteria
32 Number of criteria62 Number of criteria30 Number of criteria

Adverse events

Event typeEG000
affected / at risk
EG001
affected / at risk
deaths
Total, all-cause mortality
0 / 920 / 88
other
Total, other adverse events
83 / 9285 / 88
serious
Total, serious adverse events
4 / 925 / 88

Outcome results

Primary

SLICC Score

The 2012 Systemic Lupus International Collaborating Clinics classification criteria score erythematosus Minimum value = 0 Maximum value = 17 A score of 4 or greater satisfies classification for systemic lupus erythematosus.

Time frame: Measured every 12 weeks for 96 weeks.

Population: Analysis at each timepoint includes only the number patients who were still active in the study.

ArmMeasureGroupValue (NUMBER)
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 2 : 84 weeks21 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 3 : 60 weeks28 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 2 : 48 weeks30 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 3 : 72 weeks26 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 2 : 96 weeks21 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 3 : 84 weeks22 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 2 : 12 weeks46 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 3 : 96 weeks24 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 3 : baseline30 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 4 or more : baseline0 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 2 : 60 weeks23 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 4 or more : 12 weeks0 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 3 : 12 weeks33 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 4 or more : 24 weeks3 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 2 : 36 weeks31 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 4 or more : 36 weeks1 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 3 : 24 weeks32 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 4 or more : 48 weeks2 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 2 : 72 weeks21 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 4 or more : 60 weeks3 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 3 : 36 weeks29 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 4 or more : 72 weeks2 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 2 : 24 weeks35 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 4 or more : 84 weeks2 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 3 : 48 weeks24 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 4 or more : 96 weeks0 participants
HydroxychloroquineSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 2 : baseline62 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 4 or more : 96 weeks2 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 2 : baseline56 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 2 : 12 weeks41 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 2 : 24 weeks40 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 2 : 36 weeks34 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 2 : 48 weeks29 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 2 : 60 weeks26 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 2 : 72 weeks24 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 2 : 84 weeks22 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 2 : 96 weeks22 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 3 : baseline32 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 3 : 12 weeks31 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 3 : 24 weeks27 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 3 : 36 weeks25 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 3 : 48 weeks25 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 3 : 60 weeks23 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 3 : 72 weeks21 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 3 : 84 weeks25 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 3 : 96 weeks26 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 4 or more : baseline0 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 4 or more : 12 weeks2 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 4 or more : 24 weeks4 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 4 or more : 36 weeks3 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 4 or more : 48 weeks1 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 4 or more : 60 weeks0 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 4 or more : 72 weeks0 participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleSLICC ScoreSLICC score of 4 or more : 84 weeks0 participants
Comparison: For the primary outcome (SLICC classification criteria count \[SLICC score\]), measured every 12 weeks over a 96-week period, we used an ordinal logistic regression model to compare the estimated slopes over time for the intervention (HCQ) and placebo groups. The model accounted for the ordinal and non-decreasing properties of the SLICC score. Our null hypothesis was that the intervention slope equaled the placebo slope, with a corresponding hypothesis that the slopes were not equal.p-value: 0.72Regression, Logistic
Secondary

Count of Participants With Defined Disease Activity

Disease activity measured by the Cutaneous Lupus Erythematosus Disease Activity Index Minimum score = 0 Maximum score = 70 Higher scores indicate greater cutaneous lupus activity

Time frame: Measured every 12 weeks for 96 weeks

Population: Data are shown for number of active patients at each timepoint. CLASI activity score is measured as 0,1,2 or 3 and higher. At some timepoints, Data are Missing.

ArmMeasureGroupCategoryValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityBaselineMissing data0 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityBaselineScore 067 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityBaselineScore 19 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityBaselineScore 28 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityBaselineScore 3 or higher8 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 12Missing data4 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 12Score 059 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 12Score 18 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 12Score 23 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 12Score 3 or higher8 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 24Missing data5 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 24Score 052 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 24Score 19 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 24Score 23 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 24Score 3 or higher5 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 36Missing data5 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 36Score 050 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 36Score 15 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 36Score 23 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 36Score 3 or higher5 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 48Missing data5 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 48Score 045 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 48Score 15 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 48Score 22 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 48Score 3 or higher5 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 60Missing data3 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 60Score 042 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 60Score 17 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 60Score 23 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 60Score 3 or higher4 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 72Missing data2 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 72Score 042 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 72Score 13 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 72Score 23 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 72Score 3 or higher1 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 84Missing data4 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 84Score 039 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 84Score 12 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 84Score 25 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 84Score 3 or higher0 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 96Missing data1 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 96Score 036 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 96Score 15 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 96Score 24 Participants
HydroxychloroquineCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 96Score 3 or higher1 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 48Score 14 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityBaselineMissing data0 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 84Score 3 or higher2 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityBaselineScore 066 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 48Score 22 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityBaselineScore 110 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 72Score 3 or higher2 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityBaselineScore 29 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 48Score 3 or higher5 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityBaselineScore 3 or higher3 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 96Score 13 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 12Missing data6 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 60Missing data5 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 12Score 051 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 84Missing data3 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 12Score 110 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 60Score 038 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 12Score 27 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 96Missing data0 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 12Score 3 or higher5 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 60Score 14 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 24Missing data3 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 84Score 040 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 24Score 061 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 60Score 23 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 24Score 13 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 96Score 3 or higher2 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 24Score 25 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 60Score 3 or higher4 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 24Score 3 or higher4 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 84Score 11 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 36Missing data4 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 72Missing data5 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 36Score 049 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 96Score 043 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 36Score 14 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 72Score 040 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 36Score 25 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 84Score 24 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 36Score 3 or higher5 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 72Score 11 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 48Missing data3 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 96Score 22 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 48Score 044 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleCount of Participants With Defined Disease ActivityWeek 72Score 22 Participants
Comparison: For analysis, we combined responses ≥3 to model the following groups:~* Score of 0~* Score of 1~* Score of 2~* Score of 3 or higherp-value: 0.77Regression, Logistic
Secondary

Fluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in Serum

Fluorescence intensity of Autoantibodies will be measured using a slide array. Minimum score is 0.1 Maximum score \>100 A higher score indicates higher level of the autoantibody being measured.

Time frame: Measured at baseline and final visit up to 96 weeks.

Population: Only patients who completed or who had a defined final visit are included. Samples were measured at baseline and last visit.

ArmMeasureGroupValue (MEAN)Dispersion
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal tTg6381 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 3164
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Vimentin3160 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1670
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline NRP123735 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 20781
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal CENP-A1243 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1222
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline IL-17A9991 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 6075
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal CENP-B5454 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 3029
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Nucleolin3108 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2148
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal dsDNA2582 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 4289
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Genomic DNA4484 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 7821
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Genomic DNA3362 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2458
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Nucleosome3017 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1661
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Histone2145 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1703
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline KU. (P70/P80)3933 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 5283
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal IFN-alpha2049 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1960
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline NXP23765 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2275
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal IFN-gamma9373 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 7330
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline CENP-B5461 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2703
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal IL-17A9953 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 5816
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline PL-72681 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1335
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Ku P70/P803967 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 5697
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline La/SSB4682 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 9508
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal La/SS-B4703 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 10076
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline PL-126040 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2533
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Laminin15573 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 16455
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline HIstone2349 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2118
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline PM/SCL-1002967 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2631
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal U1-snRNP A2184 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2701
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Laminin16234 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 17545
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal U1-snRNP C657 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 819
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Ro/SSA 60 KDA1800 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 4705
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal U1-snRNP B/B260 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 110
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline CENP-A1319 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 869
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Vimentin3160 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1670
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Scl-701596 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1499
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Liver Cytosol 13267 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 3074
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Liver Baseline Cytosol '3563 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 3632
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal LKM 12903 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1151
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Sm1347 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1677
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal MDA53483 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 3476
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline IFN-alpha1813 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1619
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Mi-21067 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 679
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline thyroglobulin4211 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 7237
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Nrp124296 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 21025
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in Serumbaseline LKM 13067 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1321
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Nucleolin2748 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1576
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline TPO7986 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 9281
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Nucleosome2800 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1255
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline dsDNA2838 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2766
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal NXP23584 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2228
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline tTG6966 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 4280
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal PL-72352 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 973
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline MDA53725 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 4064
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal PL-125672 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1905
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline U1-snRNPA2372 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2869
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal PM/Scl 1002650 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1919
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline IFN-gamma9092 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 6184
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Ro/SS-A 60 Kda1879 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 5617
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline U1-snRNP C657 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 819
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Scl-701569 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1231
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Mi-21140 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 760
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Sm1135 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1087
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline U1-snRNP B/B260 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 110
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Thyroglobulin2933 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 4782
HydroxychloroquineFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal TPO6769 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 7279
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Thyroglobulin3651 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 6602
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal TPO6873 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 4793
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline CENP-A1243 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1222
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline CENP-B5454 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 3029
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline dsDNA2582 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 4289
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Genomic DNA3362 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2458
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline HIstone2145 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1703
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline IFN-alpha2049 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1960
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline IFN-gamma9373 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 7330
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline IL-17A9953 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 5816
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline KU. (P70/P80)3967 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 5697
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline La/SSB4703 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 10076
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Laminin15573 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 16455
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Liver Baseline Cytosol '3267 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 3074
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in Serumbaseline LKM 12903 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1151
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline MDA53483 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 3476
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Mi-21067 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 679
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline NRP124296 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 21025
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Nucleolin2748 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1576
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Nucleosome2800 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1255
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline NXP23584 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2228
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline PL-72352 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 973
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline PL-125672 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1905
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline PM/SCL-1002650 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1919
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Ro/SSA 60 KDA1879 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 5617
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Scl-701569 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1231
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Sm1135 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1087
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline thyroglobulin2933 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 4782
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline TPO6769 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 7279
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline tTG6381 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 3164
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline U1-snRNPA2184 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2701
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline U1-snRNP C602 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 821
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline U1-snRNP B/B252 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 94
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumBaseline Vimentin3006 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1140
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal CENP-A1889 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 7462
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal CENP-B6367 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 8328
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal dsDNA2496 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2472
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Genomic DNA3595 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 3971
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Histone2304 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2636
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal IFN-alpha2150 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2096
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal IFN-gamma10235 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 6071
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal IL-17A11656 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 6798
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Ku P70/P804209 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 4440
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal La/SS-B2881 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1677
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Laminin18192 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 19262
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal tTg6356 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2314
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal U1-snRNP A2845 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 7385
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal U1-snRNP C502 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 276
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal U1-snRNP B/B247 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 92
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Vimentin3891 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1542
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Liver Cytosol 13538 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 3506
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal LKM 13323 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1549
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal MDA54262 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2636
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Mi-21299 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 736
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Nrp125597 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 22237
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Nucleolin3721 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2291
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Nucleosome3292 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1595
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal NXP24598 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2627
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal PL-72861 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1790
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal PL-126673 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 2873
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal PM/Scl 1002982 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 1768
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Ro/SS-A 60 Kda1421 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 908
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Scl-702009 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 4108
Placebo Oral CapsuleFluorescence Intensity (FI) of Autoantibodies in SerumFinal Sm1858 Mean Fluorescence IntensityStandard Deviation 5755
p-value: >0.05t-test, 2 sided
Secondary

Number of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined Below

Disease activity measured by the SLE Disease Activity Index Minimum score = 0 Maximum score = 105 Higher scores indicate greater activity of lupus disease

Time frame: Measured every 12 weeks for 96 weeks.

Population: Count includes number of participants active at each visit. Groups: Score 0-1, Score 2-3, Score 4-8.

ArmMeasureGroupValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 84 Score 0-133 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 60 score 2-311 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 48 Score 0-135 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 72 Score 2-313 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 96 Score 0-129 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 84 Score 2-39 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 12 Score 0-144 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 96 Sc ore 2-310 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowBaseline Score 2-328 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowBaseline Score 4-821 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 60 Score 0-135 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined Belowweek 12 Score 4-88 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 12 Score 2-327 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 24 Score 4-810 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 36 Score 0-136 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 36 Score 4-811 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 24 Score 2-324 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 48 Score 4-89 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 72 Score 0-128 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 60 Score 4-810 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 36 Score 2-316 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 72 Score 4-88 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 24 Score 0-136 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 84 Score 4-85 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 48 Score 2-313 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 96 Score 4-87 Participants
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowBaseline Score 0-143 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 96 Score 4-85 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowBaseline Score 0-145 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 12 Score 0-137 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 24 Score 0-145 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 36 Score 0-138 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 48 Score 0-136 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 60 Score 0-132 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 72 Score 0-134 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 84 Score 0-135 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 96 Score 0-136 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowBaseline Score 2-323 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 12 Score 2-320 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 24 Score 2-317 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 36 Score 2-313 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 48 Score 2-312 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 60 score 2-39 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 72 Score 2-36 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 84 Score 2-38 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 96 Sc ore 2-39 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowBaseline Score 4-820 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined Belowweek 12 Score 4-816 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 24 Score 4-811 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 36 Score 4-812 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 48 Score 4-87 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 60 Score 4-88 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 72 Score 4-85 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects Meeting Disease Activity Scores Defined BelowWeek 84 Score 4-84 Participants
Comparison: For the SLEDAI score, we combined responses to model the following groups:~* Score of 0 or 1~* Score of 2 or 3~* Score of 4, 6, or 8p-value: 0.74Regression, Logistic
Secondary

Number of Subjects With Disease Progression

The number of subjects who progressed from incomplete lupus to satisfaction of classification criteria for systemic lupus erythematosus using SLICC criteria.

Time frame: Measured up to 96 weeks.

Population: Analyzed via survival method. TIme to progression, Kaplan Meier.

ArmMeasureValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
HydroxychloroquineNumber of Subjects With Disease Progression12 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleNumber of Subjects With Disease Progression12 Participants
Comparison: Progression to SLE was defined as the number of subjects in whom a SLICC score of 4 was recorded, up to 96 weeks.p-value: 0.81Regression, Cox
Secondary

Ophthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual Acuity

Snellen visual acuity measured in right and left eyes Scale 10 to 50 with higher numbers indicating lower visual acuity Number of participants with each level of visual acuity in right eye and left eye are counted in the two groups at the final visit

Time frame: Measured at up to 96 weeks or final visit

Population: Only patients who completed the exams are analyzed.

ArmMeasureGroupCategoryValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
HydroxychloroquineOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityRight EyeMissing data6 Participants
HydroxychloroquineOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityRight Eye100 Participants
HydroxychloroquineOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityRight Eye154 Participants
HydroxychloroquineOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityRight Eye2034 Participants
HydroxychloroquineOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityRight Eye256 Participants
HydroxychloroquineOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityRight Eye302 Participants
HydroxychloroquineOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityRight Eye500 Participants
HydroxychloroquineOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityLeft eyeMissing data6 Participants
HydroxychloroquineOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityLeft eye101 Participants
HydroxychloroquineOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityLeft eye154 Participants
HydroxychloroquineOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityLeft eye2033 Participants
HydroxychloroquineOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityLeft eye257 Participants
HydroxychloroquineOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityLeft eye301 Participants
HydroxychloroquineOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityLeft eye500 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityLeft eye2038 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityRight EyeMissing data7 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityLeft eyeMissing data7 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityRight Eye100 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityLeft eye301 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityRight Eye156 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityLeft eye100 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityRight Eye2036 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityLeft eye252 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityRight Eye255 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityLeft eye156 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityRight Eye301 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityLeft eye501 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Snellen Visual AcuityRight Eye500 Participants
p-value: >0.5Fisher Exact
Secondary

Ophthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Spectral Domain Ocular Coherence Tomography.

Number of participants with abnormal spectral domain ocular coherence tomography at final visit

Time frame: Measured at up to 96 weeks or final visit

Population: only patients who completed exams are shown

ArmMeasureValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
HydroxychloroquineOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Spectral Domain Ocular Coherence Tomography.0 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleOphthalmologic Toxicity as Measured by Spectral Domain Ocular Coherence Tomography.0 Participants
p-value: 1Fisher Exact
Secondary

Ophthalmologic Toxicity by Humphrey Visual Field Testing

Number of participants with abnormal visual field testing at the final visit.

Time frame: Measured at final visit up to 96 weeks

Population: only patients who completed the exams are shown.

ArmMeasureValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
HydroxychloroquineOphthalmologic Toxicity by Humphrey Visual Field Testing0 Participants
Placebo Oral CapsuleOphthalmologic Toxicity by Humphrey Visual Field Testing0 Participants
p-value: 1Fisher Exact
Secondary

Patient Reported Outcome Physical Function

The PROMIS 29 Adult Profile: Physical Function T Scores The T-score has a mean of 50 and a standard deviation of 10 within the reference (healthy) population. Higher score indicates better physical function

Time frame: Measured every 12 weeks for 96 weeks

Population: Only patients active at each visit are measured.

ArmMeasureGroupValue (MEAN)Dispersion
HydroxychloroquinePatient Reported Outcome Physical Function12 weeks49.6 T scoreStandard Deviation 7.71
HydroxychloroquinePatient Reported Outcome Physical Function60 weeks49.6 T scoreStandard Deviation 8.06
HydroxychloroquinePatient Reported Outcome Physical Function36 weeks48.8 T scoreStandard Deviation 8.12
HydroxychloroquinePatient Reported Outcome Physical Function72 weeks49.3 T scoreStandard Deviation 8.28
HydroxychloroquinePatient Reported Outcome Physical Function24 weeks49.5 T scoreStandard Deviation 7.73
HydroxychloroquinePatient Reported Outcome Physical Function84 weeks49.7 T scoreStandard Deviation 7.84
HydroxychloroquinePatient Reported Outcome Physical Function48 weeks48.6 T scoreStandard Deviation 8.3
HydroxychloroquinePatient Reported Outcome Physical Function96 weeks48.5 T scoreStandard Deviation 8.17
HydroxychloroquinePatient Reported Outcome Physical FunctionBaseline48.5 T scoreStandard Deviation 8.26
Placebo Oral CapsulePatient Reported Outcome Physical Function96 weeks50.1 T scoreStandard Deviation 7.93
Placebo Oral CapsulePatient Reported Outcome Physical FunctionBaseline48.9 T scoreStandard Deviation 7.87
Placebo Oral CapsulePatient Reported Outcome Physical Function12 weeks49.7 T scoreStandard Deviation 7.84
Placebo Oral CapsulePatient Reported Outcome Physical Function24 weeks49.4 T scoreStandard Deviation 8.42
Placebo Oral CapsulePatient Reported Outcome Physical Function36 weeks49.2 T scoreStandard Deviation 8.6
Placebo Oral CapsulePatient Reported Outcome Physical Function48 weeks49.9 T scoreStandard Deviation 7.89
Placebo Oral CapsulePatient Reported Outcome Physical Function60 weeks49.4 T scoreStandard Deviation 7.92
Placebo Oral CapsulePatient Reported Outcome Physical Function72 weeks50.1 T scoreStandard Deviation 8.24
Placebo Oral CapsulePatient Reported Outcome Physical Function84 weeks48.7 T scoreStandard Deviation 8.55
p-value: 0.386t-test, 2 sided
Secondary

Patient Reported Outcomes Fatigue

Selected Patient-reported outcomes measurement information system (PROMIS) fatigue items T Scores are reported. The T-score has a mean of 50 and a standard deviation of 10 within the reference (healthy) population. Higher scores indicate more fatigue

Time frame: Measured every 12 weeks for up to 96 weeks

Population: Only active patients are recorded at each visit. Values represent Fatigue T-scores.

ArmMeasureGroupValue (MEAN)Dispersion
HydroxychloroquinePatient Reported Outcomes Fatigue12 weeks53.0 T scoreStandard Deviation 10.6
HydroxychloroquinePatient Reported Outcomes Fatigue60 weeks51.1 T scoreStandard Deviation 11
HydroxychloroquinePatient Reported Outcomes Fatigue36 weeks52.3 T scoreStandard Deviation 10.5
HydroxychloroquinePatient Reported Outcomes Fatigue72 weeks50.9 T scoreStandard Deviation 11.2
HydroxychloroquinePatient Reported Outcomes Fatigue24 weeks52.2 T scoreStandard Deviation 10.2
HydroxychloroquinePatient Reported Outcomes Fatigue84 weeks51.7 T scoreStandard Deviation 8.6
HydroxychloroquinePatient Reported Outcomes Fatigue48 weeks51.5 T scoreStandard Deviation 10.6
HydroxychloroquinePatient Reported Outcomes Fatigue96 weeks51.9 T scoreStandard Deviation 11.3
HydroxychloroquinePatient Reported Outcomes FatigueBaseline54.7 T scoreStandard Deviation 10.8
Placebo Oral CapsulePatient Reported Outcomes Fatigue96 weeks50.7 T scoreStandard Deviation 11
Placebo Oral CapsulePatient Reported Outcomes FatigueBaseline55.0 T scoreStandard Deviation 10.87
Placebo Oral CapsulePatient Reported Outcomes Fatigue12 weeks53.1 T scoreStandard Deviation 11.2
Placebo Oral CapsulePatient Reported Outcomes Fatigue24 weeks53.2 T scoreStandard Deviation 12
Placebo Oral CapsulePatient Reported Outcomes Fatigue36 weeks51.8 T scoreStandard Deviation 11.4
Placebo Oral CapsulePatient Reported Outcomes Fatigue48 weeks51.4 T scoreStandard Deviation 11.3
Placebo Oral CapsulePatient Reported Outcomes Fatigue60 weeks49.1 T scoreStandard Deviation 9.8
Placebo Oral CapsulePatient Reported Outcomes Fatigue72 weeks50.3 T scoreStandard Deviation 11.2
Placebo Oral CapsulePatient Reported Outcomes Fatigue84 weeks51.1 T scoreStandard Deviation 10.5
p-value: 0.497t-test, 2 sided
Secondary

Physician Global Asssessment

Physician Global Visual Analogue Scale Minimum score = 0 Maximum score = 1.0 Higher scores indicate worse status

Time frame: Measured every 12 weeks for up to 96 weeks

Population: Number of active patients at each time point are measured.

ArmMeasureGroupCategoryValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentBaselineMissing data1 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentBaselineScore 039 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentBaselineScore 0.2535 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentBaselineScore 0.5014 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentBaselineScore 0.75 or higher3 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 12Missing data4 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 12Score 046 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 12Score 0.2523 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 12Score 0.504 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 12Score 0.75 or higher5 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 24Missing data4 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 24Score 035 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 24Score 0.2524 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 24Score 0.509 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 24Score 0.75 or higher2 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 36Missing data6 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 36Score 041 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 36Score 0.2515 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 36Score 0.505 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 36Score 0.75 or higher1 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 48Missing data5 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 48Score 039 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 48Score 0.2514 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 48Score 0.504 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 48Score 0.75 or higher0 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 60Missing data4 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 60Score 033 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 60Score 0.2513 Participants
HydroxychloroquinePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 60Score 0.507 Participants
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Placebo Oral CapsulePhysician Global AsssessmentWeek 72Score 0.501 Participants
p-value: 0.99Regression, Logistic

Source: ClinicalTrials.gov · Data processed: Feb 14, 2026