trial. Subjects
have been randomized to one of two groups in a 2:1 ratio. The larger group
(approximately 66 subjects) will be treated by intramuscular injection of
60 mg of SB-509 (30 mg of SB-509 per leg) into the lower limb every 2
months. The remaining group (approximately 33 subjects) will receive an
equal volume of placebo on the same schedule. Each subject will receive a
total of three treatments (Day 0, 60 and 120). Subjects will receive
injections in a distribution pattern that targets the major peripheral
nerves in the legs and feet.
The symptoms of diabetic peripheral neuropathy and any changes that
occur during the trial will be evaluated based on neurological examination
data, electrophysiological testing data, subject neurological
questionnaire, and subject pain assessment. Specifically, investigators
will use the following tests: the visual analog scale for pain intensity
(VASPI), a modified Neuropathy Impairment Score - Lower Limbs (NIS-LL)
scoring system as well as total neuropathy score (TNS) to assess signs and
symptoms of the condition. A quantitative neurologic exam such as NIS-LL is
widely regarded by neurologists as the most comprehensive approach to
evaluating changes in nerve health. In addition, data from
electrophysiological testing using nerve conduction velocity (NCV) to
assess the rate at which a nerve can conduct an electrical signal, and
quantitative sensory testing (QST) with the Vibratron II instrument, to
assess the threshold of detection of vibration are also being collected.
Skin biopsies will also be taken to evaluate the direct therapeutic effect
of SB-509 on nerve regrowth. This test is a very sensitive marker of DN
severity and may provide an important mechanistic marker for efficacy.
Phase 2 study of SB-509 for moderate to severe DN (SB-509-701)
The clinical trial is a single-blind, placebo-controlled, repeat-dosing
study designed to evaluate the clinical safety and clinical effects of
repeat administra
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