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Spectral Medical Inc T.EDT

Alternate Symbol(s):  EDTXF

Spectral Medical Inc. is a Canada-based late-stage theragnostic company advancing therapeutic options for sepsis and septic shock. The Company develops and commercializes a treatment for septic shock utilizing its Endotoxin Activity Assay (EAA) diagnostic and the Toraymyxin therapeutic (PMX). PMX is a therapeutic hemoperfusion device that removes endotoxin, which can cause sepsis, from the bloodstream and is guided by the Company’s EAA. PMX is approved for therapeutic use in Japan and Europe and has been used safely and effectively on more than 340,000 patients to date. It has pioneered the development of biochemical markers for the clinical syndrome known as septic shock. It is continuing its legacy business of manufacturing and selling certain proprietary reagents. It develops, produces and markets recombinant proteins, antibodies and calibrators. These materials are sold for use in research and development, as well as in products manufactured by other diagnostic companies.


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Comment by Stocktreeon Mar 01, 2016 4:42pm
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RE:Measure of success

RE:Measure of success
You probably meant "composite mortality is not a measure of success". But do you think what I was getting at was true. I am not sure myself why we are always referring to the composite mortality on its own, except for the fact that the higher it is, the farther we are moving from a placebo attributable positive effect of the treatment.

As for your figures, if you are providing them to point out the fact that earlier trials showed positive results "contrary to what I was implying", let me assure you I was not saying we are not having positive results. I am just trying to explain (and understand) what the implications of the 50% composite mortality figure are.

If I am not getting what you were saying, please help me understand.
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