Technophage , found­ing part­ner of Lxbio Phar­ma­ceu­ti­cals,  has attend­ed to ECCMID 2023. Togeth­er with the clin­i­cal team from Israel, it was pre­sent­ed the results obtained in the Phase I/IIa, aimed to deter­mine the safe­ty and tol­er­a­bil­i­ty of mul­ti­ple dos­es of TP-102 in sub­jects with unin­fect­ed and infect­ed dia­bet­ic foot ulcers. It has been suc­cess­ful­ly con­clud­ed and the com­pa­ny is now prepar­ing the next clin­i­cal phas­es.

– Case study 1 showed a methi­cillin-resis­tant Staphy­lo­coc­cus aureus infec­tion per­sist­ing for 12 month that failed to respond to repeat­ed debride­ment and antibi­ot­ic treat­ment.

– Case study 2 showed an acute osteomyelitis that was devel­oped while on antibi­ot­ic treat­ment.

Local appli­ca­tion of TP-102 togeth­er with stan­dard of care lead to an improved out­come of these com­pli­cat­ed dia­bet­ic foot infec­tions and com­plete res­o­lu­tion after long-term fol­low-up.

TP-102 is being devel­oped for the treat­ment of infect­ed dia­bet­ic foot ulcers caused by Pseudomonas aerug­i­nosa, Acine­to­bac­ter bau­man­nii and Staphy­lo­coc­cus aureus. Phase I/IIa has been suc­cess­ful­ly con­clud­ed and the com­pa­ny is now prepar­ing the next clin­i­cal phas­es.

LxBio will be respon­si­ble for the pro­duc­tion and world­wide com­mer­cial­iza­tion of TP102.

For access to the full pre­sen­ta­tion please fol­low the link: (https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7061388008482123776). The pre­sen­ta­tion con­tains clin­i­cal images that may be harm­ful or trau­ma­tiz­ing to some sen­si­tive peo­ple.

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