Enrollment completed in Ph 3 UTOPIA Trial of UGN-103 for the Treatment of Recurrent Low-Grade Intermediate-Risk NMIBC
“Completing enrollment in the UTOPIA trial marks a significant milestone in our efforts to advance UGN-103 as a next-generation treatment option for patients with recurrent LG-IR-NMIBC,” said Michael Louie, M.D., EVP, Medical Affairs and Clinical Development, UroGen. “UGN-103 represents a pivotal advancement in our pipeline, aiming to deliver the same non-surgical benefits to patients as ZUSDURI, while also enhancing operational efficiency and convenience for providers.”
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