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The purpose of the PALM007 extension is to further characterize the clinical and natural history of mpox, and to provide standard of care (SOC) during the ongoing outbreaks.
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This open-label extension to the PALM007 protocol began in July 2024 after enrollment into the main study ended. It will further clinically characterize the natural history of mpox, and continue to identify recrudescent cases. Participants were initially provided SOC as well as open-access tecovirimat. The results of PALM007 were unblinded in August 2024, and although no safety concerns were observed with tecovirimat use, efficacy, defined by improvement in days to complete mpox skin lesion resolution, was not observed for tecovirimat compared to placebo. Therefore, the administration of tecovirimat in the extension amendment was discontinued in early August 2024, once these results were known, and only SOC continues to be provided.
Participants are admitted to the hospital and receive SOC for mpox until they have recovered. Recovery is defined as resolution of all lesions and a negative blood test for MPXV. Participants will remain on study through day 59 but will not have a scheduled study visit unless they present with new mpox symptoms. Sick visits will be available for participants who reach full body lesion resolution but subsequently develop at least 1 new lesion consistent with mpox after discharge and on or before day 59, at which time viral PCR and clinical laboratory testing will be performed and participants will be offered standard of care.
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This study has no age restriction
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400 participants in 2 patient groups
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Veronique Nussenblatt, MD ScM MHS; Olivier Tshiani Mbaya, MD MTM&GH
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