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A Study to Compare the Consequences of Failures to Integrase Inhibitor (INI)‐Based or Protease Inhibitor (PI)‐Based Triple Therapies (TT) Versus Two Drug Combinations (2DC) in Patients with No Previous Virological Failures in their Therapeutic Histories

Trial Profile

A Study to Compare the Consequences of Failures to Integrase Inhibitor (INI)‐Based or Protease Inhibitor (PI)‐Based Triple Therapies (TT) Versus Two Drug Combinations (2DC) in Patients with No Previous Virological Failures in their Therapeutic Histories

Status: Completed
Phase of Trial: Phase IV

Latest Information Update: 06 Jan 2019

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At a glance

  • Drugs Atazanavir/ritonavir (Primary) ; Cobicistat/elvitegravir (Primary) ; Darunavir/ritonavir (Primary) ; Dolutegravir (Primary) ; Lamivudine (Primary) ; Peptide hydrolase inhibitors (Primary) ; Raltegravir (Primary) ; Rilpivirine (Primary)
  • Indications HIV infections
  • Focus Pharmacodynamics; Pharmacogenomic; Therapeutic Use

Most Recent Events

  • 06 Jan 2019 New trial record

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