Positive Results For ReoPro In CAPTURE Trial

8 January 1996

Centocor has halted the 1,400-patient CAPTURE trial of its glycoprotein IIb/IIIa antibody, ReoPro (abciximab; 7E3), in refractory unstable angina patients scheduled for coronary angioplasty due to positive findings at an interim analysis of 1,050 patients. The results of the interim analysis were reviewed by an independent monitoring committee, which concluded that the trial should be stopped early because efficacy in the primary endpoint (death, myocardial infarction or the need for urgent intervention within 30 days of treatment) exceeded the predetermined stopping rule.

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