TMC-114 (Experimental Protease Inhibitor)

A study testing the effectiveness of a new protease inhibitor (pi) when used in combination with ritonavir.

 

 

Background

There is a need for new and effective antiretrovirals.

Objective

 

To determine the safety and efficacy of TMC-114 when used in combination with ritonavir.

 

 

 

Study
Design

 

This new clinical trial is a randomized, Phase II, partially-blinded 48 week study of TMC-114 in volunteers with drug resistant HIV.

Study volunteers will be randomly assigned to one of five treatment groups. Four groups receive different doses of TMC-114 along with their new genotypic based drug regimen; one group does not receive TMC-114 initially, but will receive their genotypic testing results and later may be eligible to receive study drug.

This study also includes resistance testing via the VirtualPhenotype.

 

Inclusion
Criteria

(partial list)

 

HIV-positive adult
Viral load greater than 1000
Eligibility is based on past and current drug resistance testing


Status
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Enrolling
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For more information about participating in this study in the Los Angeles area, please call 310.358.2429 or e-mail Corie Castro at ccastro@aidsresearch.org

We encourage participation by women and people of color.

 

This ad was reviewed and approved by the AIDS ReSearch Alliance Institutional Review Board in June, 2004.

 


 

 

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