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New Drug Shows Promise for Scleroderma Patients
9 Mar
Summary
- AISA-021 significantly increased attack-free days for Raynaud's patients.
- The drug improved duration, skin temperature, and other symptoms.
- No serious drug-related side effects were reported in the trial.

Aisa Pharma has announced encouraging Phase II trial results for its drug candidate, AISA-021, targeting systemic sclerosis-associated Raynaud's phenomenon (SSc RP). The RECONNOITER trial demonstrated AISA-021's potential to alleviate burdensome symptoms associated with the condition.
During the trial, AISA-021 treatment led to a notable increase in attack-free days, a substantial improvement in attack duration, and enhanced skin temperature. Patients also reported benefits in pain and other non-Raynaud's symptoms.
The drug was generally well-tolerated, with no serious adverse events linked to the treatment reported. These outcomes pave the way for Aisa Pharma to engage with regulatory bodies like the FDA regarding future Phase III trials.




