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    Moshad east Zerbaxa treatment HABP or VABP critical Phase III clinical study reaches major endpoint

    • Last Update: 2020-06-11
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    recently, the U.SPharmaceutical(Merck and Co) announced that the critical Phase III clinical study (NCT0207757) for the treatment of the antibiotic Zerbaxa (ceftolozane/tazobactam) in hospitals has reached a pre-defined endzerbaxaZerbaxa is a compound antibioticproduct(administered intravenously, consisting of ceftolozane (cephalospora) and tazobactam, a new type of cephalosporinantibiotics, and a beta-neaminease inhibitorZerbaxa was originally developed by antibiotic giant Cubist, who was a key factor in the acquisition of Mercit for $9.5 billion in late 2014in the U.Smarket, Zerbaxa was approved at the end of 2014 and current lysopathy is: (1) for the treatment of complex urinary tract infections (cUTI, including reneusis) ;(2) in adult patients, and is used to treat complex abdominal infections (cII) in adult patients caused by easily transgenic gram-negative bacteria and gram.coma strong competitor to Avycaz
    Avycaz, a strong competitor to Zerbaxa in Mersadon, whosedrug(composed of a broad-spectrum cephalosporin ceftazidime (cephalosporine) and a beta-endamidease inhibitor bacavitam (Avibatan)Cephalosporin is a third-generation cephalosporin, an antibiotic product commonly used to treat severe Gram-negative bacterial infections, and avibactam is a new generation of non-beta-lactamia beta-amidase inhibitors that will protect ceftazidime from the breakdown of beta-lactamase produced by these drug-resistant negative bacteriarelated research
    a forward-looking, random, double-blind, multicenter, non-effects study conducted in 726 adult patients diagnosed with HABP or VABP for intravenous antibiotic treatment, assessed the efficacy and safety of Zerbaxa relative to Mermgmenan, a wide-spectrum injectable antibiotic that is widely used clinically to treat serious infectionsstudy, Zerbaxa administered at an experimental dose of 3g, Meropinan with 1g, 2 drugs were treated with intravenous infusion sin every 8 hours for 8-14 days, and for copper-green pseudomonas infection for 14 daysdata show that Zerbaxa achieved non-disadvantage compared to controlled drugs in terms of all-cause mortality and clinical cure rates on the 28th day of follow-up after treatmentDetails of the study will be published at a future medicalconferenceBased on this data, Mercadon has planned to submit a new indication application for Zerbaxa to the U.SFood and Drug Administration (
    FDA) and the EuropeanDrug(EMA)
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