Additionally, there was a trend toward reduced mortality risk in patients treated with Nerandomilast 18 mg (hazard ratio 0.77, p = 0.06), although this did not reach statistical significance [ 40 ].
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Despite not meeting secondary endpoints (risk of acute exacerbation, hospitalization for respiratory cause, or death), a pooled analysis of the FIBRONEER trials showed that Nerandomilast 18 mg was associated with a nominally significant reduction in the risk of death by 43% overall, by 59% in patients without background therapy, and by 41% in patients with background Nintedanib [ 41 ].
In the extension study up to 24 weeks, patients who continued on Zelasudil demonstrated stabilization of lung function, and those who switched from placebo to Zelasudil also showed a trend toward stabilization [ 79 ].