The clinical trial, involving 98 patients, highlighted the efficacy of a 450 mg dosage administered every four weeks. In active thyroid eye disease (TED) patients, the treatment achieved an 81% proptosis response by week 12, while chronic TED patients saw a 76% response rate at week 24. Beyond physical improvements, 84% of active TED participants reached a Clinical Activity Score of 0 or 1, indicating a successful suppression of inflammatory symptoms.
Safety data offered a critical advantage for the drug, particularly regarding concerns over hearing side effects often associated with IGF-1R inhibitors. Minghui reported that all documented hearing-related adverse events were limited to Grade 1 severity, with no instances of severe or permanent damage. CEO Guoqing Cao noted that the antibody is designed to block both IGF-1 and IGF-2 signaling, which likely contributes to the observed clinical outcomes.

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