Gadolinium-free MRI contrast agents for all patients
Precision imaging to deepen insight
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Delighted to announce: the first subjects have been dosed in a Phase 1 clinical study of RVP-001, the first gadolinium-free general purpose MRI contrast agent to enter clinical trials.
Grateful thanks for @theNCI support
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The Phase 2 clinical study of the gadolinium-free MRI contrast agent, RVP-001, is recruiting!
This clinical imaging study is in patients with gadolinium-enhancing central nervous system (CNS) lesions. Sites include Harvard (MGH+BWH), Duke, and Yale.
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Delighted to announce: the first subjects have been dosed in a Phase 1 clinical study of RVP-001, the first gadolinium-free general purpose MRI contrast agent to enter clinical trials.
Grateful thanks for @theNCI support
https://t.co/F41slYNdPi
#ContrastMatters#ImageWisely
Reveal is excited to be presenting at #BIO2024!
Don't miss Dr Srini Mukundan's presentation: Monday, June 3rd, 4:15 pm Presentation Room 1
+ clinical studies of gadolinium-free MRI contrast agent RVP-001
+ Fibrogenesis imaging agent
Thanks to @NIH@nihseed@theNCI support!
More than 30 NIH-funded companies will pitch compelling biotech solutions at #BIO2024. Attending? Visit Booth 825 to connect with NIH companies and team members. See you there! ๐ @IAmBioTech#NIHSEED
I believe this is the first time @PedRadJournal is addressing climate change in our field of pediatric radiology. Grateful for this collaboration to raise awareness of climate change in pediatric radiology. https://t.co/s4pq4N4IHf
Thank you @nihseed @NCIsbir @NHLBI_SBIR @NIDDKgov for all the support and the opportunity to highlight Reveal's transformative impact for patients and the planet.
We had a good time at #BIO2023: 2 presentations, 4 days, so many meetings ... many great things to come!
@angryhacademic@amymitchellart My empathy. The experience of atypical or delayed reactions - and the difficulty of recognizing and accurately tracking down a causative connection - is a common thread & major challenge when studying reactions to gadolinium-based contrast agents.
@angryhacademic@amymitchellart Well, we are [a small company with limited resources] trying to engage...
Given the low reported acute reactions to gadolinium-based contrast it does seem that the MCAS reaction to GBCAs is rare and/or under-recognized or under-reported.
@angryhacademic@amymitchellart e.g. we know that gadolinium triggers nephrogenic systemic fibrosis (NSF) in some people with kidney disease.
But we can't predict which of those people will get NSF, and NSF can occur from days to years after exposure to gadolinium.
@angryhacademic@amymitchellart I responded to the question "Are there any alternative contrast media for MRIs other than gadolinium?"
Our agent is the first general purpose alternative to gadolinium.
It is unclear (perhaps you can help me understand) whether the MCAS reaction is gadolinium-specific?
@angryhacademic@amymitchellart Indeed: staged clinical studies are designed with the intent of testing safety in less vulnerable populations ahead of more vulnerable populations. It may not be practically possible to formally study a specific small population or rare condition.
@angryhacademic@amymitchellart Early studies for most drugs avoid patients with a history of anaphylaxis - it is usually wise to assess safety and build experience in the general population first.
@amymitchellart@angryhacademic There are no FDA-approved general purpose gadolinium-free MRI contrast agents.
We are developing a manganese based general purpose MRI agent, RVP-001, which is in clinical studies.
Delighted to announce: the first subjects have been dosed in a Phase 1 clinical study of RVP-001, the first gadolinium-free general purpose MRI contrast agent to enter clinical trials.
Grateful thanks for @theNCI support
https://t.co/F41slYNdPi
#ContrastMatters#ImageWisely
Complex trans sphincteric fistula; Looks like an abscess on T2 but is, in fact, enhancing inflammatory tissue on post-gadolinium T1 images; hence essential to have post-contrast images.
Delighted to announce: the first subjects have been dosed in a Phase 1 clinical study of RVP-001, the first gadolinium-free general purpose MRI contrast agent to enter clinical trials.
Grateful thanks for @theNCI support
https://t.co/F41slYNdPi
#ContrastMatters#ImageWisely
Congratulations @GEHealthCare on following in @revealpharma footsteps with a manganese-based MRI agent. This is the way.
Looking forward to images of this new agent vs. standard of care gadolinium-based agents, as well as peer-reviewed chemistry, imaging, & DMPK.