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The RADIANT-LMNS study

Evidence measured in meaningful moments.

Veylora was evaluated in a 48-week, randomized clinical study of 186 adults with genetically confirmed Luminous Myoneural Syndrome.

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How the study was designed

RADIANT-LMNS was a Phase 3, multicenter, double-blind study. Participants received Veylora 40 mg once daily or placebo in addition to stable supportive care. Neither participants nor investigators knew which treatment was assigned during the first 24 weeks.

186

adults enrolled at 42 study centers

48

weeks of total observation

94

participants assigned Veylora

92

participants assigned placebo

Primary endpoint at Week 24

The primary endpoint was the percentage of participants achieving a clinically meaningful response, defined as at least a 4-point improvement on the 30-point LMNS Functional Response Score (LFRS).

68% responded with Veylora vs 29% with placebo

Difference: 39 percentage points; 95% confidence interval: 25–52; p<0.001. Individual results may vary.

Additional outcomes

Outcome at Week 24VeyloraPlacebo
Mean change in LFRS+6.8 points+2.1 points
Median reduction in monthly episodes41%12%
Improvement in timed hand task2.4 seconds0.9 seconds
Patient-reported fatigue improvement55%26%

Secondary endpoints were tested in a prespecified statistical hierarchy. The timed hand-task result is presented descriptively and was not adjusted for multiple comparisons.

Who participated?

  • Average age was 39 years; ages ranged from 19 to 67.
  • 58% identified as female and 42% as male.
  • Average time since diagnosis was 4.7 years.
  • Participants had at least 2 neuro-inflammatory episodes during the previous 6 months.
  • All participants had a confirmed pathogenic or likely pathogenic NRT7 variant.

Understanding the results

Important study limitations

The trial enrolled a relatively small rare-disease population. People with severe liver disease, active serious infection, recent blood clots, or pregnancy were excluded. Results may not apply to people unlike those who participated. Longer-term benefits and risks continue to be evaluated.

Important Safety Information

Veylora may cause serious side effects, including:

Serious infections. Veylora can lower your ability to fight infections. Tell your healthcare provider right away if you develop fever, chills, cough, shortness of breath, painful urination, or sores.

Liver problems and blood clots. Your healthcare provider will perform blood tests before and during treatment. Get emergency help for sudden shortness of breath, chest pain, or swelling or pain in a leg.

Before taking Veylora

Tell your healthcare provider about all medical conditions, medicines, vitamins, and supplements. Do not take Veylora if you have an active serious infection or have had a severe allergic reaction to naveritinib.

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