iN Therapeutics Co. Ltd.

Neuropathic Pain

iN Therapeutics Co. Ltd. focuses on post herpetic neuralgia, a persistent neuropathic pain condition that can follow herpes zoster infection. Its clinical work is centered on pain relief and symptom control in patients with ongoing nerve-related pain.

  • Post herpetic neuralgia
  • Chronic pain management
  • Neuropathic pain treatment

The sponsor’s research interest lies in identifying therapies relevant to painful sensory nerve dysfunction and the clinical burden associated with long-lasting nerve pain.

Analgesic Therapy

Its funded research examines analgesic development for patients with PHN, with attention to treatment response, tolerability, and preliminary efficacy in pain reduction.

  • Pain treatment
  • Symptom relief
  • Tolerability assessment

Clinical activity in this area reflects interest in medicines that can address persistent post-viral nerve pain and improve day-to-day comfort for affected patients.

Pharmacokinetics and Drug Characterisation

The sponsor also supports research into pharmacokinetics alongside safety and tolerability, indicating interest in how a candidate therapy behaves within the body in patients with post herpetic neuralgia.

  • Pharmacokinetic profiling
  • Safety evaluation
  • Tolerability profile

This area is relevant to the clinical development of treatments intended for central and peripheral pain pathways.

Clinical Development in Pain Disorders

iN Therapeutics Co. Ltd. is active in clinical research on a single pain indication, with work distributed across multiple collaborating sites in South Korea and another participating country. The research setting is concentrated on specialist pain care.

  • Multisite clinical research
  • Specialist pain clinics
  • Cross-border participation

Its therapeutic focus remains on conditions where nerve injury and persistent pain intersect.

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Matched clinical trials

  • Study of aneratrigine mesilate (iN1011-N17-02) to find the best dose for treating pain in adults with post-herpetic neuralgia

    Not recruiting

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    Bulgaria Poland