Interim phase II results show positive safety and efficacy data for bel-sar in early-stage choroidal melanoma

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Interim data from a phase II study produced positive safety and efficacy data for bel-sar (belzupacap sarotalocan) for the first-line treatment of patients with early-stage choroidal melanoma. With an average of nine months of follow up, the interim data shows the evaluation of two key clinical endpoints: tumor control and visual acuity preservation using the suprachoroidal route of administration.

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