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Trillium Therapeutics Inc. T.TRIL

Trillium Therapeutics Inc is a clinical-stage immuno-oncology company that is engaged in developing therapies for the treatment of cancer. It has two clinical programs, TTI-621 and TTI-622, that target CD47. The company operates in the United States and Canada.


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Post by KayDayon Jun 06, 2010 11:29pm
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Control (take 2)

Control (take 2)I spent the night reading stroke trials and found that some showed statisitical significance mainly because their control group started off with a higher NIHSS score. Because our trial was a double bilind trial it is very possible that our Placebo group got more people with lower base NIHSS scores meaning that they would naturally improve better than someone with a higer base score. In the Licostinel (ACEA 1021) trial the Placebo group started with an NIHSS score of 9.4 and the test group started with a score of 6.8.
The entire study can be found at
https://stroke.ahajournals.org/cgi/content/full/30/3/508






For those looking for some reading... here are some more stroke trials and drugs

Calcium channel blockers Several No benefit [5]

Calcium chelator DP-b99 Ongoing Phase IIB trial [6]

Glutamate receptor antagonists

NMDA antagonists Selfotel No benefit, toxic side effects [7]

Aptiganel (Cerestat) Halted Phase III trial: no evidence [8]

Magnesium Two pilot studies completed, two ongoing [9]

Dextrorphan Phase II: no benefit [10]

MK-801 (Dizocilpine) Abandoned due to side effects [11]

AMPA antagonists YM872 Ongoing [12]

ZK200775 (MPQX) Phase IIA trials halted due to sedative effects [13]

Glycine site antagonists Gavestinel (GV150526) Two Phase III trials: no benefit [14,15]

Licostinel (ACEA 1021) Phase II trial: safe with low dose [16]

Other channel blockers/modulators

GABA agonists Clomethiazole RCT completed: no benefit [17]

Diazepam Phase III multicentre trial: ongoing [18]

Sodium channel blockers Fosphenytoin Phase III multicentre RCT (n=233): no benefit [19]

Sipatrigine No benefit [20]

Potassium channel activator Maxipost (BMS-204352) Phase III trial: no benefit [21]

Serotonin agonists Repinotan Phase III abandoned: no benefit [22]

Free radical scavengers Tirilazad No benefit [23]

Ebselen Multicentre RCT: sign. Better outcome at [24]

1 month, but not at 3 months

NXY-059 Positive Phase III trial, 2nd ongoing [25]

Anti-inflammatory drugs Enlimomab Phase III RCT: treatment worsened outcome [26]

LeukArrest, Rovelizumab Phase III trial terminated due to interim results [27]

(Hu23F2G)

RNIF (recombinant neutrophil European Phase II trial terminated in [28]

inhibitory factor) 2003 due to side effects

UK-279,276 Safe and tolerable; ongoing [29]

Other mechanisms

Monogangliosides GM1 No benefit [30]

Growth factors Erythropoietin Improvement in pilot study [31]

Opioid antagonists Nalmefene Two negative trials [32]

Phosphatidylcholine precursor Citicoline Meta-analysis of five trials: improvement in subgroup [33]

Preventive antibiotic treatment Levofloxacin No benefit [34]

Unknown mechanism Piracetam Phase III RCT: no benefit on primary endpoint [35]

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