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crazyjogger925

03/26/21 3:55 PM

#154994 RE: DonDonDonDon #154988

this below is an awesome illustration of what LL has done with patients in dire straits.imo

3. Case DESCRIPTION

The male subject was admitted to a London teaching hospital in the United Kingdom with confirmed nasopharyngeal swabs positive for SARS-CoV-2 infection by reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction (RT–PCR). He is of mixed race in his late 50’s with critical COVID-19. Other pertinent characteristics include a BMI of 37 kg/m2, prior smoker, and well-controlled hypertension. Following a positive test for SARS-CoV-2 infection, the subject was admitted to hospital with dyspnoea and pyrexia (Day 0). The subject received several investigational treatments prior to treatment with leronlimab. Upon admission, the subject was treated with dexamethasone for 10 days. Remdesivir was initiated on Day 1; a plasma exchange was administered on Day 4 for 10 days. Other drug interventions included intravenous antibiotics. The subject’s condition continued to deteriorate, and ECMO was initiated on Day 19. Four doses of leronlimab (700 mg), obtained from CytoDyn (CytoDyn inc. WA, USA) through an Emergency Investigational New Drug (EIND) application, were administered on Days 79, 86 and 93 and 100 post diagnosis. The subject responded extremely rapidly and was weaned off ECMO between Days 82 to 84, and he was discharged from the ECMO intensive care unit on Day 91. No adverse safety issues were identified with the administration of leronlimab in this subject. Oxygen therapy and intravenous antibiotics for ventilator-associated pneumonia were administered post weaning off ECMO. At last follow up the subject’s condition continues to improve and he is undergoing rehabilitation.

Love it! London news is good news."
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lostmyballs

03/26/21 4:59 PM

#155006 RE: DonDonDonDon #154988

Give them Tylenol, it’s just as good as the Lenz , drug ..


“”That is good, not bad. Why wait until they are in bad shape to treat? There is considerable evidence that treating critical patients is too late. They are too far gone by that time.”” Just brilliant



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misiu143

03/26/21 6:06 PM

#155009 RE: DonDonDonDon #154988

PS, and dexametasone is used for severe/critical patients , not for more moderate patients lenzilumab is doing study with .

And Dexamethasone is contraindicated for not severe patients , since they may get worse..

This is why even they using Lenzilumab for more moderate patients , but they excluding anyone with secondary viral , bacterial or fungi infection.

Possibility of immunosuppression is a reason for it..

GLTA longs.
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misiu143

03/26/21 6:22 PM

#155011 RE: DonDonDonDon #154988

I will post this again ..It used to be about 6 days that there was reduction in hospitalization with lenzilumab , as per this older article .

When I listened lately to the CC , CEO said that with improved treatment generally in covid , length of hospitalization on average came to one day less with Lenzilumab compared with other treatments ..and this is why they changed for the second time primary endpoint ..

This is a reason CEO said why length of hospitalization is no longer primary endpoint in Lenzilumab study ..
I actually cant think of any other study changing 3 times primary endpoint in one study...

Leronlimab in their study showed 5.5 days reduced length of hospitalization,
compared with other treatments in severe and critical patients...

....Statistically Significant .....



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