InflaRx NV said it would proceed with its study of the use of vilobelimab to treat hidradenitis suppurativa, a skin disease, following a meeting with the Food and Drug Administration about its development program.
In the meeting, the FDA's response to InflaRx's proposals for the study's design supported a primary efficacy endpoint that would measure three types of lesions: inflammatory nodules, abscesses and draining tunnels. The study program would focus on patients with active draining tunnels, a symptom that accompanies HS.
The disease brings inflammation of hair follicles on the body, leading to pus formation.
InflaRx said it is still discussing final study-design details with the FDA.
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