Treat Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) 
with VILTEPSO

Clinically proven to increase dystrophin levels in
DMD patients amenable to exon 53-skipping
therapy.

Jordan, a real VILTEPSO patient and compensated spokesperson, and his mother, Laura. VILTEPSO is an exon-skipping therapy that has been granted FDA accelerated approval based on its demonstrated increase in dystrophin in DMD patients amenable to exon 53 skipping.

Treatment with VILTEPSO

Most VILTEPSO patients choose to stay on treatment. Real-world claims data show that, of an eligible cohort of patients, 86% remained on VILTEPSO treatment after 12 months.

A child with Duchenne muscular dystrophy spending time outdoors with family.

Dystrophin Production

VILTEPSO is an FDA-approved exon 53-skipping therapy proven to help produce a shortened dystrophin protein containing essential functional portions.

⁨Exon-Skipping Therapy

Exon skipping is a therapeutic technique that “skips over” an exon next to deleted exon(s) in amenable patients with DMD.

VILTEPSO Efficacy & Safety Profile 

In a clinical study, VILTEPSO was shown to significantly increase dystrophin production in skeletal muscles of DMD patients.

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5.9%

of Normal Levels

After 24 weeks, VILTEPSO increased
mean dystrophin levels to nearly 6% of
normal
vs. 0.6% at baseline (n=8).

100%

of Patients

After 20-24 weeks of treatment, 100% of patients taking VILTEPSO showed increased dystrophin levels.

Proven

Safety Profile

VILTEPSO was evaluated in two 24-week studies, two 48-week studies, and a 4-year open-label extension study.*

*In the pivotal 24-week study, the most common adverse reactions with VILTEPSO included upper respiratory tract infection, injection site reaction, cough, and pyrexia.

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