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Clinical Studies







                       Comparable efficacy after 4 weeks of treatment


                  -0.610   -0.288   0.034
                                                 Difference between the adjusted
                                                 TSS-4** scores BETESIL versus
                                                 Betamethasone / Calcipotriol


               -1                            0                            1
               Non inferiority margin





          •  Non-significant difference
          •  CI*** 95% >-1 (non-inferiority margin)
          BETESIL is non inferior to the combination of Betamethasone 0.5 mg -
          Calcipotriol 50 μg/ g

          Equivalent safety
          •  Safety is equivalent for both treatment groups, with the proportion of patients with adverse
           effects  in the BETESIL group  being 8.48% (165 patients, ITT population), and in the
           combination of Betamethasone / Calcipotriol group being 9.43% (159 patients, ITT population)
          •  The most common adverse effect was nasopharyngitis (2 patients in the BETESIL group and
           4 in the Betamethasone/Calcipotriol group)
          •  Only 1 side effect is related to treatment (burning sensation) in the BETESIL group




          * PP: Per protocol.
          * *  TSS-4: 4-item Total Severity Score: redness/erythema, scale/crusting, thickening/elevation
            of plaques, pruritus.

          * * * CI - Confidence Interval




                                             2.250 mg medicated plaster
                                             Betamethasone valerate
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