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Gliovac (sitoiganap/ERC 1671) is an advanced immunotherapy derived from brain tumor tissue that is surgically removed from patients with rGBM,Such tumor tissue is then processed to obtain inactivated intact cells and disrupted lysed cells from different patients.
The expansion of ERC’s RTT program makes its unique immuno-oncology GBM treatment, ERC1671, available to a wider number of patients who have exhausted all other treatment options.
The MAA contains observations suggesting safety and efficacy of SITOIGANAP demonstrated from the interim data of a randomized double-blind phase II trial.