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[…] I will not talk a lot about the scientistic on Apaziquone. For that, look in my earlier article: http://medicoinvestor.com/about-spectrum-pharmaceuticals-inc.html […]
It can be pointed out that the last patient in the CUP-trial of Belinistat was enrolled in December 2010. The first was recruited in April 2009. 33 were reported as recruited in january 2010. A total of 89 patient were recruited. Endpoint is when 68 patients have left PFS, i.e. when their cancer shows progression. The controll-arm with the first-line treatment CaP normally have a medium PFS at 5-6 months – a record in one trieal reaches almost 6.5. The rest is pure math. It shows that the BelCaP-arm is on its way to be something spectacular. Topotarget and SPPI first expected the trial to be finnished last summer, or actually before the end of H1 2011. The patients however refuses to leav PFS, but statistics shows that these patients can not possibly be those in the CaP-arm. Consequently they must be in the BelCaP-arm. There is in fact sensational things happening here.