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Phase III MIRROR trial of Krystexxa shows response in uncontrolled gout.-Horizon Therapeutics

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Published:2nd Jun 2022

Horizon Therapeutics announced the presentation of new Krystexxa (pegloticase injection) datasets on the primary endpoint results from the MIRROR randomized clinical trial and analyses of the pharmacokinetics of Krystexxa plus methotrexate in treating gout.

The MIRROR randomized controlled trial outcomes provided a clear view of improvements in patient response and reductions in infusion reactions for Krystexxa plus low-dose (15 mg/week) methotrexate compared to Krystexxa plus placebo.

Results from evaluation during Month 6 included: Patient response rate increased by greater than 32% (p<0.0001): response rate in the group randomized to receive krystexxa plus methotrexate was 71.0% (71 of 100) of patients as compared to 38.5% (20 of 52) of patients randomized to receive krystexxa plus placebo. as the primary endpoint, response rate was defined as serum uric acid (sua) less than 6 mg dl for more than 80% of the time during weeks 20-24. infusion reactions were significantly reduced: 4.2% (4 of 96) of patients who were randomized to receive krystexxa plus methotrexate experienced an infusion reaction vs. 30.6% (15 of 49) of patients who were randomized to receive krystexxa plus placebo. complete resolution of at least one tophus improved by 20.8% (p="0.043):" 34.6% (18 of 52) of patients who were randomized to receive krystexxa plus methotrexate had complete resolution of at least one tophus at week 24 vs. 13.8% (4 of 29) of patients who were randomized to receive krystexxa plus placebo. no new safety concerns were identified.></0.0001):>

Additional presentations by Horizon during The EULAR 2022 European Congress of Rheumatology, June 1 – 4 in Copenhagen, include the exploratory findings from the PROTECT trial of Krystexxa with immunomodulation in kidney transplant patients and the impact of chronic gout refractory to conventional therapies (uncontrolled gout).

Condition: Gout
Type: drug

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