Aerpio Pharmaceuticals, (Nasdaq: ARPO), the stock dipped -40.89% to $1.33 in the After-market session, as Razuprotafib met its primary efficacy endpoint at 28 days in Aerpio’s double-blind Phase 2 trial in patients with elevated intraocular pressure associated with open-angle glaucoma and ocular hypertension.
Compared to the monotherapy group, razuprotafib did not show any statistically significant change in IOP at Day 28 when tested on the two groups separately.
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The study aimed to assess the safety and efficacy of topical ocular formulations of razuprotafib as an adjunct to the standard of care latanoprost.
A total of 194 patients underwent a 28-day washout cycle. It was randomized to undergo 0.005 percent latanoprost ophthalmic solution once daily with placebo-based adjunctive treatment, 40 mg/ml razuprotafib once daily, or 40 mg/ml razuprotafib twice daily, in a 1:1:1 fashion. The key endpoint of the analysis by latanoprost monotherapy groups was a mean diurnal IOP for the treatment of razuprotafib at 28 days.
