Belgium-based ophthalmic medicine specialist ThromboGenics (Euronext Brussels: THR) has announced positive top-line results from its study of Jetrea (ocriplasmin).
The OASIS study is a randomized, sham-controlled, double-masked study following up patients for 24 months post-injection. It was designed to provide long-term controlled efficacy and safety data for Jetrea use in patients treated for symptomatic vitreomacular adhesion, and is the first study of its kind since the pivotal Phase III program.
The key findings were that 47.1% of patients treated with Jetrea achieved vitreomacular adhesion resolution at day 28 post-injection compared with 6.2% who received a sham injection, and that the safety profile at 24 months was consistent with the overall safety profile known from the approved label.
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