[Scleroderma (progressive systemic sclerosis)].
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Ketoprofen lysine (KL) at a dose of 160 mg b.i.d. has been shown to have favourable anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties in a large number of patients. In the present paper investigators describe their experience with a new therapeutic schedule of KL, 320 mg given once a day to patients with various rheumatic disorders. With this new schedule there was satisfactory clinical improvement of most of the clinical parameters and good tolerability, with a low incidence of gastric troubles. The favourable clinical effects and the patients' good compliance with once-a-day KL make it a useful drug for successful treatment of rheumatic disorders.
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