Demonstrated Effectiveness
GAMMAKED HAS BEEN PROVEN EFFECTIVE FOR THE
TREATMENT OF CIDP, PI AND ITP1
Patients with CIDP show significant improvement when treated with GAMMAKED
In a clinical study with 117 subjects with CIDP, those treated with GAMMAKED showed significantly improved disability scores compared to those given an inactive substance (placebo).
Also, more than 87% of patients given GAMMAKED every 3 weeks maintained these improvements and did not relapse during the extension phase, compared to 55% patients given placebo.2
GAMMAKED is proven to protect against infections in patients with PI as demonstrated in a 9-month study
Most people with a primary immunodeficiency disorder suffer from frequent, and often severe, sinus infections.3 That's why a reduced number of sinus infections can be a great indication that your therapy is working effectively.
In a clinical study with 172 patients with primary humoral immunodeficiency, GAMMAKED demonstrated protection from severe infections and acute sinusitis.4
GAMMAKED doubled the platelet count in chronic ITP
Patients with chronic ITP have low blood platelet counts.5
In a clinical study with 97 adults and children with ITP, GAMMAKED treatment resulted in a doubling of platelet counts in 90% of subjects by the 7th day after completing treatment compared to 83% of patients receiving another ITP treatment.6
ASK YOUR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONAL IF GAMMAKED IS RIGHT FOR YOU
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