Opus Genetics (IRD) announced one-month clinical data from the first pediatric patient treated with its investigational gene therapy, OPGx-LCA5, in a Phase 1/2 open-label trial for LCA5-related inherited retinal disease, IRD. The new data builds upon previously reported positive results from adult patients treated in the same study. “The preliminary results observed in our pediatric patient are encouraging and are consistent with the improvements we previously observed in adults,” said Tomas Aleman, M.D., Scheie Eye Institute Perelman, the study Principal Investigator. “She noticed that objects were significantly brighter and was able to distinguish letters and navigate with an independence she had never had before, after only one-month following treatment. We’re excited to continue enrolling patients and studying improvement over longer periods of time in this important study.”
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