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Effects of the atopic dermatitis drug tralokinumab in the skin. TRALIS study

Tralokinumab is a new drug for the treatment of atopic dermatitis.

Aim of the study

The aim of the study is to detect and quantify tralokinumab in the skin of treated patients with atopic dermatitis and simultaneously characterize the cellular and molecular changes of the cutaneous and systemic immune response under this therapy.

Who can take part?

Patients with moderately severe atopic dermatitis (neurodermatitis) Healthy control subjects

Procedure

The study includes one visit for control subjects. During this visit, blood is taken as well as skin swabs and a small skin sample. Patients with atopic dermatitis receive tralokinumab for 16 weeks in the study. After an initial examination, the medication is administered subcutaneously every two weeks. At the beginning of the therapy, after four, eight and 16 weeks, blood is taken, skin swabs are taken and a small skin sample is taken.

Compensation

None

Original study name

Effects of tralokinumab in the skin: an immunologic and molecular investigation

BASEC number

2022-01402

Financial support from

Verwandte Krankheiten

Responsible Department