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Pazopanib as add-on to vinflunine

Prof. Dr. Thomas Otto · Phase 1 active Small molecule

Pazopanib as add-on to vinflunine is a Small molecule drug developed by Prof. Dr. Thomas Otto. It is currently in Phase 1 development. Also known as: Pazopanib is marketed as Votrient., Vinflunine is marketed as Javlor..

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Generic namePazopanib as add-on to vinflunine
Also known asPazopanib is marketed as Votrient., Vinflunine is marketed as Javlor.
SponsorProf. Dr. Thomas Otto
ModalitySmall molecule
PhasePhase 1

Approved indications

No approved indications tracked.

Common side effects

No common side effects on file.

Key clinical trials

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Frequently asked questions about Pazopanib as add-on to vinflunine

What is Pazopanib as add-on to vinflunine?

Pazopanib as add-on to vinflunine is a Small molecule drug developed by Prof. Dr. Thomas Otto.

Who makes Pazopanib as add-on to vinflunine?

Pazopanib as add-on to vinflunine is developed by Prof. Dr. Thomas Otto (see full Prof. Dr. Thomas Otto pipeline at /company/prof-dr-thomas-otto).

Is Pazopanib as add-on to vinflunine also known as anything else?

Pazopanib as add-on to vinflunine is also known as Pazopanib is marketed as Votrient., Vinflunine is marketed as Javlor..

What development phase is Pazopanib as add-on to vinflunine in?

Pazopanib as add-on to vinflunine is in Phase 1.

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