Robust efficacy in restoring sustained detail recognition capacity
A 24-week, randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled Phase III trial evaluating DEMOZUMAB in 847 adults with moderate-to-severe Cumulative Detail Fatigue (CDF).
Proportion of participants achieving Sustained Detail Recognition (SDR-50) at Week 12, defined as ≥50% improvement in error detection rate during standardised assessment tasks.
DEMOZUMAB demonstrated statistically significant superiority vs placebo
| Endpoint | DEMOZUMAB (n=424) | Placebo (n=423) | p-value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mean CPI improvement from baseline | 47% | 12% | <0.001 |
| Median increase in time to first missed detail (TTFMD) | 3.2 hours | 0.4 hours | <0.001 |
| SDR-50 response maintained at Week 24 | 71% | 18% | <0.001 |
| Patient-reported confidence in accuracy (PRCA) improvement | +42 points | +8 points | <0.001 |
In patients with CDF duration >5 years (n=312), DEMOZUMAB demonstrated consistent efficacy across key endpoints.
| Endpoint | DEMOZUMAB (n=156) | Placebo (n=156) |
|---|---|---|
| SDR-50 at Week 12 | 58% | 21% |
| Mean CPI improvement | 41% | 9% |
| TTFMD increase | 2.8 hours | 0.3 hours |
Patients with chronic CDF reported improved confidence in assessment accuracy and reduced anxiety about missing critical details during extended review sessions.
Week 12 responders followed through Week 24:
DEMOZUMAB was generally well tolerated in CLARITY-1
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