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ASP0598 for Perforated Eardrum
Study Summary
This trial is testing a new ear drop to see if it is safe and effective.
- Chronic Perforated Eardrum
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What criteria must be satisfied for an individual to qualify for this research program?
"Eligibility criteria for this trial necessitates tympanic membrane perforation and a patient age between 18-75. Currently, the medical team is recruiting 114 patients in total."
What is the participant intake for this experiment?
"Astellas Pharma Global Development, Inc. are in need of 114 qualified patients for their medical trial conducted at Richmond ENT and George Washington University located in the Virginia-District of Columbia metropolitan area."
In what regions of the United States is this clinical research being conducted?
"This trial is recruiting from a plethora of medical sites, such as Richmond ENT in Virginia, George Washington University in D.C., and Columbia University Medical Center in New york City. Altogether there are 13 other recruitment locations involved with this study."
Are participants of all ages being considered for this scientific inquiry?
"This medical trial is only accepting patients aged 18-75. Those younger than the requirement can participate in 1 dedicated clinical trial, while those older are eligible for 4 separate studies."
Are there still patient openings for this research endeavor?
"That is accurate. According to clinicaltrials.gov, this medical study was initially posted on September 10th 2020 and has been actively recruiting since then. The researchers are seeking 114 individuals from 13 trial sites for the project's execution."
What is the ultimate ambition of this medical experiment?
"The objective of this research study, which will be evaluated between the Baseline and Day 113 markpoints, is to catalogue any adverse events that occur in the MAD cohort. Secondary data objectives include measuring changes in TMP size relative to tympanic membrane area over a single dose expansion period as well as determining proportion of patients with complete closure of their TMPs during said dosing schedule."
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