It's a thin, flexible, silicone tube containing a cancer-fighting medicine called gemcitabine
It curls into a pretzel-like shape once inside your bladder
Pretzel-like shape is designed to keep INLEXZO in your bladder
Illustrative depiction. Not actual size.
What makes INLEXZO innovative?
INLEXZO was effective in helping to treat certain NMIBC
In a clinical trial of 83 people with a certain type of NMIBC that did not respond to BCG,
82%
of people who received INLEXZO did not show any signs of bladder cancer during the study (complete response rate)
51%
of those people who responded maintained a complete response for
12 months or longer (duration of response)
In a clinical trial, INLEXZO was inserted into the bladder 1 time every 3 weeks for up to 6 months (8 doses) and then 1 time every 12 weeks for up to 18 months (6 doses). INLEXZO is removed after 3 weeks of being inserted.
What should I look out for while on INLEXZO?
The most common side effects of INLEXZO include:
The most common side effects of INLEXZO include:
- frequent need to pass urine more often than usual
- urinary tract infection
- pain or burning sensation when passing urine
- urgent need to pass urine
- decreased hemoglobin
- increased lipase
- pain in the urinary tract (felt in the lower stomach area or lower back)
- decreased lymphocytes
- blood in urine
- increased creatinine
- increased potassium
- increased aspartate aminotransferase
- decreased sodium
- bladder irritation
- increased alanine transaminase
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