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SDEF: Improved responses with newer topical onychomycosis treatments


 

EXPERT ANALYSIS FROM SDEF LAS VEGAS DERMATOLOGY SEMINAR

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Treatment-related adverse events were generally mild and similar between the vehicle and treatment arms, with application site exfoliation, erythema, dermatitis, as well as ingrown toenails, the most commonly reported events for both arms.

Dr. Pariser noted that comparing efficacy of the newer agents directly is difficult, since the pivotal clinical trials for each had different designs, entry criteria, clinical assessments, and endpoints.

He disclosed that he is an investigator and consultant for Valeant, which manufactures the 10% topical efinaconazole solution, and an investigator for Anacor Pharmaceuticals, which markets tavaborole.

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