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Patients

immatics is developing new cancer drugs that help to activate specialized white blood cells of the patient’s immune system against cancer cells. 

This page contains information about clinical trials sponsored by immatics or performed in collaboration with immatics and is provided for patients and healthcare professionals to increase the transparency of immatics' clinical product pipeline.

Information contained within this website is not intended to replace any advice from a healthcare professional and must not be considered as a treatment recommendation. Patients should always seek professional and qualified medical advice before making any decisions on their treatment.

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Ongoing Clinical Trials

 

Drug

Peptide-based renal cell cancer vaccine IMA901

Sponsor

immatics biotechnologies GmbH

Study code

IMA901-301 (phase III study)

Status

Recruitment completed

Objective

Prolongation of survival in patients with advanced renal cell cancer (RCC)                   

Participating countries

France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Rumania, Russia, UK, USA, Netherlands, Norway

Information

-/ clinicaltrials.gov
-/ IMA901-301 Study Description Oct 2011
-/ IMA901-301 Studienbeschreibung und teilnehmende Kliniken Okt 2011

 

 

Drug

Peptide-based glioma vaccine IMA950

Sponsor

Cancer Research UK

Study code

CR0902-11 (phase I study)

Status

Recruitment completed

Objective

Evaluation of safety and immunological activity
of IMA950 in patients with newly diagnosed glioblastoma (GB) administered concurrently with radio-chemotherapy

Participating countries

United Kingdom

Information

-/ Cancer Research UK

 

 

Drug

Peptide-based glioma vaccine IMA950

Sponsor

immatics biotechnologies GmbH

Study code

IMA950-102 (phase I study)

Status

Recruiting

Objective

Evaluation of safety and immunological activity
of IMA950 in patients with newly diagnosed glioblastoma (GB) after standard temozolomide chemotherapy
            

Participating countries

United States of America (National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, MD)

Information

 -/ clinicaltrials.gov