Adherex Technologies has completed patient enrollment in the Phase I portion of the clinical trial of systemic ADH-1, in combination with isolated limb infusion melphalan and is proceeding with a multi-institutional Phase IIb expansion of the melanoma study.
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The company plans to expand the clinical trial of systemic ADH-1 in combination with isolated limb infusion melphalan for the treatment of melanoma by up to 25 additional patients. Further, the M D Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas has been added as an additional clinical trial site to gain multi-institutional experience. This Phase IIb expansion of the trial is anticipated to complete patient accrual by approximately mid-2008 and data will be released at an appropriate scientific venue.
William Peters, chairman and CEO of Adherex, said: “We have completed the Phase I portion of this study at Duke with a satisfactory safety profile at all three ADH-1 doses tested and initial tumor response data that have exceeded our expectations based upon the center’s historical experience with mephalan alone.”
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