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This is a phase-I, double-blind, randomized study with hLF1-11 to study the tolerability and early efficacy of hLF1-11 compared to standard fluconazole therapy in hospitalized patients with invasive Candida infection.
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RATIONALE FOR THE STUDY
Choice of Drug
Fluconazole is considered "standard care" for the treatment of Candida infections, including candidaemia in hospitalized patients.
Preclinical data has demonstrated that hLF1-11 possesses potent antimycotic effects against Candida sp and, importantly, to be synergistic with fluconazole, whereby Candida strains that are fluconazole-resistant become sensitive through the addition of hLF1-11
Choice of Patient Population
Based on preclinical data hLF1-11 has been shown to possess potent effects on Candida albicans models in vitro and in vivo. Furthermore, candidaemia (bloodstream Candida infection) is one of the most likely settings to elicit a therapeutic response since the product is presented as an intravenous formulation
As previously mentioned, fluconazole and hLF1-11 exhibit a synergistic effect in preclinical studies, whereby the effect of fluconazole is enhanced by the addition of hLF1-11.
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