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                           Status: Formulation optimisation underway

 

• Radiation-induced dermatitits is a very common complication of radiotherapy: 95% of treated patients experience dermatitis on radiation-exposed skin.

 

• Symptoms commence within a few days or weeks after the start of radiotherapy, and range from redness (Grade 1) and swelling (Grade 2-3) to blisters and ulceration (Grade 3-4).

 

• In severe cases, radiotherapy needs to be discontinued

 

• The head & neck region, breast, chest wall and genital areas are particularly prone to dermatitis.

 

• Our preliminary human data for NG12 demonstrates a substantial reduction in skin erythema following radiotherapy