ProFibrix initiates Phase III trial with Fibrocaps in spine, liver, vascular and soft tissue surgery

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ProFibrix B.V., a leader in the development of innovative bioactive products to stop bleeding (hemostasis), today announced the start of its pivotal Phase III clinical trial with Fibrocaps (FINISH-3) in spine, liver, vascular and soft tissue surgery.    

FINISH-3 is a multicenter, randomized, single-blind, controlled Phase III trial of Fibrocaps in 672 surgical patients with mild to moderate surgical bleeding. The main objectives of the study are to demonstrate superior efficacy of Fibrocaps vs. gelatin sponge within each surgical indication, and to confirm the overall safety results from the Phase II Fibrocaps trials completed in 2011.

Dr. Paul Frohna, Chief Medical Officer of ProFibrix said: "We are very pleased to announce the randomization and treatment of the first patients in the international FINISH-3 trial less than 4 months after completing our End-of-Phase II meeting with the U.S. FDA. Based on the excellent Phase II study results, the investigators are very eager to enroll their patients into our study and we remain on track for regulatory filings in the U.S. and EU in 2013. Based on the product's unique properties, and the overwhelmingly positive feedback we are receiving from the surgical community, we believe Fibrocaps should be able to capture a substantial share of the US$ 1 billion topical hemostat market."

The Fibrocaps used in the pivotal Phase III clinical trial has been manufactured by ProFibrix's commercial manufacturing partner Nova Laboratories Limited (Leicester, UK). Peter White, Managing Director of Nova Laboratories said: "It is great to be part of this exciting project and to manufacture the Phase III product and I am looking forward to our long term collaboration."

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