18F-mFBG for intravenous administration

Phase 1/2Completed
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Interest: 29/100
29
Hype Score

Development Stage

Pre-clinical
2
Phase 1
3
Phase 2
4
Phase 3
5
Approved
Indication / Disease

Cardiovascular Diseases

Conditions

Cardiovascular Diseases

Trial Timeline

Nov 5, 2021 → Mar 7, 2025

About 18F-mFBG for intravenous administration

18F-mFBG for intravenous administration is a phase 1/2 stage product being developed by Illumina for Cardiovascular Diseases. The current trial status is completed. This product is registered under clinical trial identifier NCT04535193. Target conditions include Cardiovascular Diseases.

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Hype Score Breakdown

Clinical
9
Activity
8
Company
12
Novelty
0
Community
0

Clinical Trials (1)

NCT IDPhaseStatus
NCT04535193Phase 1/2Completed

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