Bone Therapeutics Cracks On With Allogeneic Cells For Spinal Fusion, Broken Bones

2019 should see top-line clinical results for Bone Therapeutics' off-the-shelf cell therapy for spinal fusion procedures.

Fractured bone
Some bone fractures can prove difficult to repair • Source: Shutterstock

The results from an ongoing Phase IIa clinical trial with an allogeneic bone cell therapy, ALLOB, are keenly awaited by Gosselies, Belgium-based biotech Bone Therapeutics SA, which may eventually have to look at further financing options to progress its cell therapy platform.

Top-line Phase IIa results are expected in mid-2019 with the "off-the-shelf" bone cell therapy, ALLOB, in 32 patients undergoing spinal fusion procedures, Bone Therapeutics said on Jan. 22

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