Sensorion Enrolls Last Patient in Clinical Trial of Drug to Prevent Cisplatin-Induced Ototoxicity
Sensorion has completed patient enrollment for its Phase 2a NOTOXIS trial, evaluating SENS-401’s potential to prevent Cisplatin-induced ototoxicity.
Sensorion has completed patient enrollment for its Phase 2a NOTOXIS trial, evaluating SENS-401’s potential to prevent Cisplatin-induced ototoxicity.
The new centers will recruit volunteer military personnel exposed to impulse noise during their professional activities and suffering from hearing loss.
Sensorion and Institut Pasteur have leveraged the last six months to reach a partnership framework agreement. This agreement provides for, after completion of a research program, an exclusive option to obtain licenses.
Sensorion will principally use the funds to finance the preclinical combination studies that will evaluate SENS-401’s therapeutic effect on hearing outcomes achieved with Cochlear’s implantable devices.
Read MoreThe collaboration will evaluate therapeutic approaches using SENS-401—R-azasetron besylate, a drug candidate that aims to protect and preserve inner ear tissue when lesions are present that can cause progressive or sequelar hearing impediments—in combination with cochlear implants.
Read MoreThe drug is a therapy in development for the treatment of hearing disorders, for the prevention of Platinum-Induced Ototoxicity in pediatric patients.
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