MediWound Completes Enrollment in NexoBrid® U.S. Phase 3 DETECT Study
Top-line acute data currently expected around year end 2018
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“We are happy to achieve this important milestone of completing the enrollment in NexoBrid Phase 3 study, which is one of the most comprehensive randomized controlled studies ever conducted in burn care, and we believe it will support our Biological License Application (BLA) submission to the FDA,” said Gal Cohen, president and chief executive officer of
The DETECT study is a prospective, controlled, multi-national, assessor-blinded Phase 3 study with 175 patients randomized to be treated with either NexoBrid, gel vehicle or standard-of-care, in a ratio of 3-to-1-to-3, with follow-up periods at 12 months and at 24 months. The study’s objective is to evaluate the efficacy and safety of NexoBrid in removing burn eschar for hospitalized patients with severe burns. The study’s primary endpoint is complete eschar removal and will be tested against the gel vehicle arm. The study’s secondary endpoints are reduction in surgical burden, earlier eschar removal and reduced blood loss, which will be measured against the standard-of-care arm. Wound closure and long-term cosmesis are assessed as safety endpoints versus the standard-of-care arm to document no deleterious effect. The US Phase 3 study is fully funded by the
About NexoBrid
NexoBrid is an efficacious, topically administered eschar removal agent that has been investigated in completed Phase 2 and Phase 3 clinical studies, by more than 100 leading burn specialists in over 550 patients from 15 countries around the world. In the recent European Phase 3 study, the incidence of successful eschar removal with NexoBrid was 96.3% whereas in two Phase 2 studies conducted in the U.S., the gel vehicle incidence of successful eschar removal was zero percent. In addition, in the European Phase 3 study, NexoBrid reduced surgical burden (incidence of excisions performed 24.5% in NexoBrid vs. 70.0% in standard of care, p<0.0001); provided earlier eschar removal (2.2 days vs. 8.7 days from injury, p<0.0001); and reduced debridement procedural blood loss (mmol/L change in Hemoglobin 0.52 vs. 1.04, P=0.0061).
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| Sharon Malka | Bob Yedid |
| Chief Financial and Operations Officer | Managing Director |
| MediWound Ltd. | LifeSci Advisors |
| ir@mediwound.co.il | 646-597-6989 |
| bob@lifesciadvisors.com | |
Source: MediWound Ltd.
