Celltrion’s Subcutaneous Infliximab Shows Promise

Data revealed by Korea’s Celltrion demonstrates that the firm’s subcutaneous infliximab is comparable to the intravenous formulation, with a study showing that auto-injection is a viable administrative method.

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Celltrion Has Revealed Data To Support Its Subcutaneous Infliximab • Source: Shutterstock

Celltrion’s subcutaneous (SC) formulation of its CT-P13 biosimilar infliximab is “comparable in terms of efficacy and safety” with the intravenous (IV) formulation, according to data from a year-long study that has just been revealed by the Korean company.

“The SC formulation of CT-P13 was comparable in terms of efficacy and safety with the IV formulation for the treatment...

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