USA-based Portola Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: PTLA) has announced positive results from the first part of Phase III trial of adexanet alfa withg German pharma major Bayer's (BAYN: DE) Factor Xa inhibitor Xarelto (rivaroxaban).
The study met its primary endpoint, and showed that andexanet alfa administered as an intravenous bolus significantly and immediately reversed the steady-state anticoagulation activity of Xarelto and was well-tolerated.
Portola is developing andexanet alfa, a US Food and Drug Administration-designated breakthrough therapy, as a universal antidote for patients treated with oral and injectable Factor Xa inhibitors who are experiencing a major bleeding episode or who require emergency surgery.
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