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. 2022 Oct 5;12(10):e061012. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2022-061012

Table 2.

Secondary and exploratory endpoints

Outcome measure Type of assessment Time period
Primary endpoint
 Proportion of participants with LSR>2 In-clinic Baseline to EOS
Secondary endpoints
 Assessment of safety based on frequency of SAEs In-clinic and remote Baseline to EOS
 Assessment of safety based on frequency of AEs In-clinic and remote Baseline to EOS
 Assessment of safety based on skin examinations In-clinic Baseline to EOS
 Assessment of safety based on blood pressure (vital sign) In-clinic Baseline to EOS
 Assessment of safety based on pulse (vital sign) In-clinic Baseline to EOS
 Assessment of safety based on temperature (vital sign) In-clinic Baseline to EOS
 Proportion of participants who experience LSR grades 1, 2, 3 and 4 In-clinic Baseline to EOT, Baseline to EOS
 Proportion of participants experiencing a clinically visible clearance of the target area of >50% In-clinic Baseline to EOT/early termination, Baseline to EOS
 Recurrence rate of AKs after treatment clearance In-clinic Between EOT and EOS
 Appearance of new lesions in the target area In-clinic Baseline to EOS
 Participant satisfaction with the AVX001 gel, assessed by the TSQM Remote Week 2 and EOT
 Proportion of participants with a cosmetic outcome grade <2, as assessed using the Cosmetic Scoring Tool In-clinic and remote Baseline to EOS
 Cosmetic outcome of target area as evaluated by participants by comparing the status at EOS Remote Baseline and EOS
Exploratory endpoints
 Changes in AK-FAS as evaluated by the central assessors (remote dermatologists) on the smartphone photos taken by the participants Remote Baseline to EOT, Baseline to EOS
 Level of agreement between AK-FAS in-clinic and AK-FAS performed remotely by central assessors (dermatologists) using smartphone photos taken by the participants In-clinic and remote Baseline to EOT, Baseline to EOS
 Proportion of participants presenting with an LSR>2, as evaluated by the central assessors (remote dermatologists) on the smartphone photos taken by the participants Remote Baseline to EOT, Baseline to EOS
 Proportion of participants who experience LSR grades 1, 2, 3 and 4, as evaluated by the central assessors (remote dermatologists) on the smartphone photos taken by the participants Remote Baseline to EOS
 Time to reach a clinically visible clearance of target area of >50% for all enrolled participants performed from remote by central Assessors (remote dermatologists) using smartphone photos taken by the subjects Remote Baseline to EOS
 Presence of AK-related skin changes evaluated by non-invasive optical imaging In-clinic Baseline and EOS

AE, adverse event; AK-FAS, Actinic Keratosis Field Assessment Scale; EOS, end of study; EOT, end of treatment; LSR, local skin reaction; SAE, serious adverse event; TSQM, Treatment Satisfaction Questionnaire for Medication.