STEP trial: teduglutide reduces IV nutrition in short bowel syndrome

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July 1, 2011↗ source

The STEP trial (Gut, July 2011, Jeppesen et al.) randomized short-bowel patients to teduglutide - a GLP-2 analog - or placebo and showed a meaningful share of treated patients reduced or ended parenteral nutrition and fluid support, the result that underpinned the medicine's approvals (Gattex/Revestive) for intestinal failure.

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