Public-registry trials using Azathioprine that Eichor's radar has found — 1 trial. All data below is from public sources; Eichor is not affiliated with any sponsor.
Azathioprine appears in 1 registered trial Eichor's radar has found, sponsored by Ampel BioSolutions, LLC, the most recent registered as Phase 2, with a planned enrollment of 132. Registered timeline: 2015–2020. The registry holds 405 registered studies for Gout.
| Trial | Sponsor | Condition | Phase | Sites |
| Tolerization Reduces Intolerance to Pegloticase and Prolongs the Urate Lowering Effect | Ampel BioSolutions, LLC | Gout | PHASE2 | 11 |
| Status | Completed · planned start 2015-12 |
| Primary completion | 2020-04 |
| Enrollment target | 132 participants |
| Design | Non Randomized · Single Group · Phase 2 · 6 arms |
| Who it enrolls | All sexes · 18 Years and older — full criteria are on the study record |
| Locations | 11 listed in United States |
All fields verbatim from the ClinicalTrials.gov record for NCT02598596.
| First FDA approval | IMURAN — March 1968 (application NDA016324, currently held by LEGACY) |
| Approval timeline | IMURAN 1968 (LEGACY) → AZATHIOPRINE SODIUM 1995 (HIKMA) → AZATHIOPRINE 1996 (AMNEAL) → AZASAN 1999 (AAIPHARMA LLC) |
| Also known as | IMURAN · AZATHIOPRINE SODIUM · AZASAN |
| Approved applications | 8 — a multi-source (generic) drug |
| Forms & routes | Tablet, Injectable · Oral, Injection |
| Registry-wide use | 316 registered studies all-time · 37 currently recruiting |
Sources: FDA Drugs@FDA and ClinicalTrials.gov, public records. The application holder shown is the current holder, which may differ from the original developer.
The public registry holds 405 registered studies for Gout. Compounds appearing across the 200 most recently updated registry entries:
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