
Opinion|Videos|August 15, 2025
B Cells as a Treatment Target In Myasthenia Gravis
Author(s)Ali Habib, MD, Arjun Seth, MD
Ali Habib, MD, and Arjun Seth, MD, discuss how B-cell–targeted therapies represent a promising upstream treatment approach for myasthenia gravis that could provide more sustained efficacy compared with current downstream treatments like complement inhibitors and FcRn antagonists, with CD19-targeting agents like inebilizumab showing particular promise in clinical trials for both acetylcholine receptor and MuSK antibody subtypes.
Advertisement
Episodes in this series
Time Codes
2:09 Pathophysiology of MG
6:32 Up/Downstream MG Targets
10:26 Recent Approvals in MG
14:20 B-Cell Targets in MG
17:07 Inebilizumab in MG
19:55 Anti-CD19 Targets in MG
23:11 Safety of MG Therapies
25:26 Role of Targeted Tx in MG
Advertisement
Latest CME
Advertisement
Advertisement
Trending on NeurologyLive - Clinical Neurology News and Neurology Expert Insights
1
uniQure Submits BLA for Gene Therapy in HD, AAN, AHS Issue Updated Guideline on Migraine Prevention, CTE Prevalence, Brain Donation Findings in Former NFL Players
2
Phase 4 Study Highlights Valbenazine's Positive Impact on Patient-Reported Quality of Life, Daily Functioning in Tardive Dyskinesia
3
EU Approves Modified-Release Carbidopa/Levodopa Capsules for Parkinson Disease Motor Fluctuations
4
FDA Action Update, August 2026: Approvals, Clearances, and Designations
5















