First patient dosed in the SPAGOPIX-01 study
The clinical study SPAGOPIX-01 is conducted at the Uppsala University Hospital in Sweden and will include up to 20 patients with with confirmed breast cancer.
The primary objective is to evaluate safety of SN132D in patients with confirmed breast cancer. In preclinical studies, SN132D demonstrated good tolerability with a wide safety margin to the doses investigated in SPAGOPIX-01. During the study, the contrast between tumor tissue and healthy tissue on MRI images will also be investigated. This is expected to guide the continued development of the project.
SpagoPix (SN132D) is a tumor selective and gadolinium-free contrast agent with potential to significantly improve the diagnosis of solid tumors with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Spago Nanomedical´s focus is initially on imaging of breast cancer, a disease that affects approximately 2.1 million people annually. MRI is routinely used for screening, diagnosis, and follow-up in 15-30% of all breast cancer patients but the need for better diagnostic precision is substantial.
Trial details and updates are published on www.clinicaltrials.gov.