The main study of PHESGO was a comparison of PHESGO vs IV PERJETA (pertuzumab) + Herceptin (trastuzumab).* This clinical study included 500 people with HER2+ early breast cancer. Everyone in the study also received chemotherapy as part of a complete treatment regimen.
The goal of the study was to find out if there were any differences between PHESGO and PERJETA + Herceptin. This study measured the amount of medicine in the bloodstream, which is commonly done to check that the injection works like the infusion. The study also looked at how safe the drug was and if it was effective.
The combined results of the study showed that there were no major differences between PHESGO and IV PERJETA + Herceptin.
*Some patients in the trial were given Herceptin HYLECTA™ (trastuzumab and hyaluronidase-oysk) injections instead of Herceptin infusions during treatment after surgery.
160 people with HER2+ early breast cancer were asked questions to find out which treatment they preferred. They were given IV PERJETA + Herceptin + chemotherapy before surgery. After surgery, some were given 3 cycles of IV PERJETA + Herceptin then 3 cycles of PHESGO. Others were given PHESGO first then IV PERJETA + Herceptin. Everyone completed a total of 18 cycles of treatment. Patients were asked which treatment they preferred after they completed 6 cycles.
The most common reason people preferred PHESGO was because it took less time in the clinic.
The most common reason people preferred IV PERJETA + Herceptin was because it felt more comfortable during administration
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