“While we are keenly focused on continued enrollment in our Phase 3 trial of exebacase and the upcoming interim futility analysis from the study, we continue to amass evidence of the potential utility of exebacase against antibiotic resistant staphylococcus infections in a variety of clinical contexts,” commented Roger Pomerantz, M.D., ContraFect’s Chairman, CEO and President. “And together with our presentations at ECCMID earlier this year, these data further underpin the foundation of our direct lysin agent platform, and the potential for these agents to provide patients with meaningful improvements in clinical outcomes of antibiotic resistant infections.”
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