Indero supports phase 1, proof of concept (POC), first-in-human (FIH) single center and multicenter studies, as well as molecular characterization and mechanistic studies.
Operational excellence is crucial for early phase trials, as introducing your product into the clinical space marks a significant and critical milestone in your program’s development.
Indero’s team of dermatology and rheumatology experts excels in managing and conducting complex early-phase trials. We provide robust scientific and strategic support and have extensive experience in a wide array of study designs tailored to your specific needs.
Early phase trials mark your initial entry into the clinical space, where the primary goal is to evaluate the safety, tolerability, and efficacy of your investigational product or device. With Indero’s comprehensive experience in dermatology and rheumatology trials, we are the ideal partner for early phase studies that require precise methodological approaches and a deep understanding of immune-mediated conditions.
Partnering with us from the outset ensures that your initial steps are precise and well guided, paving the way for your successful trial and program development. And, as a true partner, our goal is to work with you from beginning to end throughout the development phases of your product.
We pride ourselves on being site- and patient-focused, ensuring every aspect of our early phase studies is designed with their needs in mind.
Sr. Director, Clinical Operations
Pelage Pharmaceuticals
“Indero’s flexibility and effective change management have been exceptional. They successfully integrated new study components, ensuring timelines were met and the project progressed seamlessly.”
Indero can support early phase and translational studies across a wide range of dermatology and rheumatology indications. Here are some examples of indications we focus on:
Indero successfully managed a phase 1 clinical trial testing a systemic (oral) treatment for atopic dermatitis (AD). The study included both healthy participants and those with AD, utilizing a FIH single dose escalation and multiple dose escalation (SAD/MAD) design (n=72) and a proof-of-concept (PoC) cohort (n=31). Conducted across 12 sites in the U.S. and one in the Netherlands, the study procedures included biopsy, tape stripping, and PK.
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