Background: Multiple sclerosis (MS) and psoriasis vulgaris (PV) are two disorders with autoimmune pathophysiology and a supposed altered T helper (T-H) cell response. Objective: To report a case of concomitant relapsing remitting MS and PV treated with different immunomodulatory medications, particularly secukinumab and rituximab. Methods: Case report. Results: In a 68-year-old woman diagnosed with MS and PV, secukinumab alleviated the dermatological condition, but could not control neuroinflammation. Rituximab treatment halted MS activity, but led to a flare-up of dermatological inflammation. Conclusion: The presented case suggests that the pathomechanisms of MS and PV differ regarding involvement of T-H and B cells with implications for therapeutic approaches.
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