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Find Clinical Drug Pipeline Developments & Deals for Alteplase
It evaluated efficacy and safety of two different dosing regimens of intravenous alteplase given for up to 5 days on top of best available medical management (standard of care (SOC)), compared with SOC alone.
A team of doctor at the University of Colorado are conducting research into the drug Alteplase (or tPA) to test its efficacy to dissolve clots in the vessels of a COVID-19 patient’s lungs.