New Real-World Study on Retrograde Instillation of JELMYTO® for Treatment of Low-Grade Upper Tract Urothelial Cancer Reports Similar Complete Response Rate and Lower Stricture Rate Compared to OLYMPUS Pivotal Trial
The study includes a stepwise approach to retrograde administration of JELMYTO and reports that retrograde administration of JELMYTO in the clinic (n=20) produced a 60% complete response rate in patients and ureteral stents were placed in 25% of patients, which is lower than the rate reported in the pivotal OLYMPUS study.
- The study includes a stepwise approach to retrograde administration of JELMYTO and reports that retrograde administration of JELMYTO in the clinic (n=20) produced a 60% complete response rate in patients and ureteral stents were placed in 25% of patients, which is lower than the rate reported in the pivotal OLYMPUS study.
- In the OLYMPUS study 58% (n=41) of patients achieved a complete response, defined as the absence of tumor lesions 3 months after initiation of JELMYTO treatment assessed by urine cytology and ureteroscopy.
- For additional information about the retrograde administration of JELMYTO, consult the JELMYTO Instructions for Administration accompanying the Full Prescribing Information.
- Three patients who were unable to tolerate the retrograde approach had antegrade administration of JELMYTO via a nephrostomy tube.