Cerus Corporation Announces New Clinical Trial to Compare Fibrinogen Treatments for Trauma Patients
Reuters
Jul 21
Cerus Corporation Announces New Clinical Trial to Compare Fibrinogen Treatments for Trauma Patients
Cerus Corporation has announced a new clinical study, CRYO-FIRST, to evaluate the efficacy of pre-thawed INTERCEPT Fibrinogen Complex (IFC) compared to conventional cryoprecipitated antihemophilic factor (CRYO-AHF) in patients experiencing trauma-associated hemorrhagic shock. The study will involve 320 patients and will use hospital cluster randomized treatment blocks to assess the effectiveness of the two FDA-approved blood components. Patients admitted within 60 minutes of a trauma injury and showing low fibrinogen levels will be eligible for the study. The additional funding from the U.S. Department of Defense supports this research, aiming to provide insights into the benefits of early fibrinogen transfusion. The results of the CRYO-FIRST study are expected to offer critical information regarding the treatment of acute trauma patients with fibrinogen deficiency, and findings will be presented in the future.
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