Westjtter
Oct 3, 3:10 PM
$NGEN So I would think that enrollment would be fairly rapid as they dropped the MEP requirement(measurement to assess respiratory muscle strength--highest possible pressure a patient can exert).
Does this mean the results could be tempered somewhat or more dilutive than the ph 1/2 trial??
While a salient point, I would have to believe that the company would have considered this before dropping the requirement and so should not be an issue.
Also the primary goal or efficacy measurement determinant is hand function, durability, gait and patient perceived benefit(seems a very modest bar to achieve).
Based on results from the ph 1/2 trial and the patient testimonials, the Restore trial has a very high probability of success!
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