For US Healthcare Professionals only.

For HCPs looking to track ITP control between visits

Comprehensive assessment of immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) control in 8 brief questions

The Immune Thrombocytopenia Control Tool (ITP-CT) is a brief, content-valid tool for use in clinical practice and clinical research. Its 8 concise questions allow patients and physicians to evaluate the different dimensions of patient-perceived ITP control.1,2

Eight dimensions of ITP control1,2

Drawn directly from what patients and physicians told us mattered most.

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Bruising or bleeding

Petechiae/tiny red spots, bruising, bleeding from the nose or gums, heavy/prolonged menstrual periods

fatigue

Feeling physically fatigued

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Brain fog or difficulties concentrating

platelet count

Feeling concerned because of your platelet count

Feeling worried or sad

Feeling worried/anxious or sad/depressed

Day to day

Impacts on day-to-day activities or habits

Work, school, leisure activities such as social activities, sports, travel and other hobbies, or eating habits

Impacts on interactions

Impacts on interactions with family, friends, and/or partner

Type of care

Type of care needed from a healthcare provider

Emergency/hospitalization, treatment adjustment, minimal care

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References: 1. Data on File. Sanofi; 2026. 2. Ghanima W, Panch S, Al-Samkari H, et al. Development of the ITP control tool (ITP-CT): a patient-reported outcome measure integrating clinical and patient perspectives on disease control. Presented at: Meeting of the European Research Consortium on ITP (ERCI 2026); April 23-24, 2026; Paris, France.


This page is intended for US Healthcare Professionals only. This site only provides information on the ITP Control Tool (ITP-CT). It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Sanofi does not provide medical advice or medical service, and patients should always seek the advice of a physician or other qualified healthcare professional with any questions regarding a medical condition.