Arch Biopartners says Royal Columbian Hospital doses first patient in Phase II AKI trial
- Arch Biopartners reported that Royal Columbian Hospital dosed its first patient in a Phase II study of LSALT peptide aimed at preventing acute kidney injury in patients undergoing on-pump cardiac surgery.
- No trial results have been presented; the update focused on enrollment progress as additional sites begin treating patients.
- The study targets lowering the incidence of post-surgery kidney injury, with the broader goal of reducing progression to dialysis or kidney transplant.
- The company is pursuing feasibility discussions to add more trial sites in Canada and the US to support recruitment and expand clinical exposure for the program.
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