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Orencia’s intravenous (IV) dosing uses a loading period where patients receive multiple infusions at the start of treatment. In the standard regimen, the loading phase consists of three infusions: at week 0, week 2, and week 4.
Yes. The “loading” infusions described above apply to IV Orencia (abatacept). If you are using subcutaneous (under-the-skin) Orencia, the initial schedule is different and does not use the same week-0/week-2/week-4 IV loading pattern.
The exact catch-up schedule depends on how far the patient is from the missed dose and the prescriber’s plan, since Orencia is typically timed to maintain consistent therapy early in treatment. Your infusion center and prescribing clinician will set the rescheduled dates based on the missed visit.
I can confirm the loading schedule precisely if you tell me whether you mean IV Orencia (infusions) or subcutaneous Orencia (injections), and the patient’s age/indication if it’s pediatric.
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