Creative Medical Technology Reports Positive Interim Results for CELZ-201 in Chronic Lower Back Pain Trial

Reuters01-13
Creative Medical Technology Reports Positive Interim Results for CELZ-201 in Chronic Lower Back Pain Trial

Creative Medical Technology Holdings Inc. announced positive interim 180-day follow-up data from its FDA-cleared ADAPT clinical trial evaluating CELZ-201 (Olastrocel), a perinatal tissue-derived cell therapy for chronic lower back pain associated with degenerative disc disease. The interim results, which have already been presented, demonstrated statistically significant improvements in functional disability and pain reduction, with approximately 79% of patients achieving clinically meaningful improvement in both areas. An independent Data Safety Monitoring Board review confirmed no serious adverse events and no treatment-related safety signals. The company indicated plans for late-stage regulatory engagement, strategic partnership discussions, and commercialization pending final data.

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