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. 2019 Feb 14;13(9):1217–1226. doi: 10.1093/ecco-jcc/jjz038

Table 4.

Primary efficacy endpoints in clinical trials of advanced therapies for ulcerative colitis.

Clinical trial Induction primary efficacy endpoint Maintenance primary efficacy endpoint
ACT 1 and ACT 2 [induction and maintenance] Clinical response [Week 8] No primary endpoint for maintenance phase
ULTRA 1 [induction], ULTRA 2 [induction and maintenance] Clinical remission [Week 8], Clinical remission [Week 8; co-primary with Week 52 endpoint] N/A, Clinical remission [Week 52; co-primary with Week 8 endpoint]
PURSUIT-SC [induction], PURSUIT-M [maintenance] Clinical response [Week 6], N/A N/A, Clinical response [Week 54]
GEMINI 1 [induction], GEMINI 1 [maintenance] Clinical response [Week 6], N/A N/A, Clinical remission [Week 52]
OCTAVE Induction 1 and Induction 2 [induction], OCTAVE Sustain [maintenance] Remissiona [Week 8], N/A N/A, Remissiona [Week 52]
TOUCHSTONE [induction and maintenance] Clinical remission
[Week 8]
No primary endpoint for maintenance phase
HICKORY [induction and maintenance] Remissiona [Week 14; co-primary] Remissiona
[Week 66; among randomised patients in clinical remission at Week 14; co-primary]

aThe OCTAVE and HICKORY trials used a more stringent definition of remission as the primary endpoint—equivalent to the definition of clinical remission used in the other trials with the additional requirement of a rectal bleeding subscore = 0.

N/A, not available.