Trial-results highlights
Vorasidenib has been investigated in clinical trials for its potential use in treating glioma. A pivotal study, NCT04164901, focused on patients with glioma and evaluated a key measure known as Progression-Free Survival (PFS). PFS is an important endpoint in cancer research, reflecting the period during and after treatment when a patient lives without their disease worsening or without death. In this particular trial, the observation period for PFS extended up to approximately 30 months.
Within the NCT04164901 study, specific median Progression-Free Survival times were reported for the different treatment groups. Patients who received vorasidenib experienced a median PFS of 27.7 months. In comparison, patients in the placebo arm of the same NCT04164901 trial had a median PFS of 11.1 months.
All values presented are sourced from primary registry reporting. For comprehensive clinical information and informed decision-making, individual published papers should be consulted.