BioSenic (Euronext: BIOS), a Belgian firm specializing in severe inflammatory diseases and cellular repair, has announced that it has re-evaluated the results of its Phase III trial of the enhanced viscosupplement JTA-004 targeting knee osteoarthritis (OA).
New statistical analysis results from the JTA-004 Phase III trial data, released in August 2021, have been obtained by BioSenic, which was formerly known as Bone Therapeutics.
The study, which was conducted in seven European countries and Hong Kong and included a total of 743 patients, did not meet the primary and consequently the key secondary endpoints, despite JTA-004’s favorable safety profile.
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