Biopharma company Ocular Therapeutix (Nasdaq: OCUL) has announced positive top-line data from the first of two Phase III trials evaluating lead candidate OTX-DP (dexamethasone) for ocular inflammation and pain following cataract surgery.
The study of 247 patients met both primary efficacy endpoints, achieving a statistically-significant improvement in the reduction of inflammatory cells and pain. Of the patients treated with OTX-DP, 33.7% showed and absence of inflammatory cells in the anterior chamber of the study eye on day 14 following drug product insertion, compared to 14.6% in placebo, while 76.1% receiving OTX-DP reported absence of pain in the study eye on day 8, compared to 36.1% in placebo.
The company is continuing to analyze the safety findings.
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