


Proven efficacy
Barrigel is proven effective at achieving a clinically significant reduction in radiation dose to the rectum, leading to fewer rectal side effects1:
The hypofractionated regimen of radiation provided 60 Gy in
20 fractions (3 Gy/fraction)
98.5% of patients
met the primary endpoint of achieving at least
25% reduction in the rectal V54 Gy
(p<0.001)*
Patients who met the primary endpoint averaged an
85% reduction in the rectal V54 Gy*


The first FDA-reviewed rectal spacer proven to significantly reduce radiation delivered to the rectum during hypofractionated RT.1
*54 Gy is 90% of 60 Gy.



Demonstrated safety
The clinical evidence from the study supports the safety of Barrigel1,2:
Barrigel was shown to be superior in the reduction of acute (within 3 months) grade 2+ GI toxicity compared to control†
- 4 patients (2.9%) experienced grade 2+ GI toxicity in the Barrigel cohort vs 9 (13.8%) in the control cohort (p=0.01)
There were zero Barrigel-related adverse events



Study design
The Barrigel Prostate Trial is the first FDA-reviewed randomized controlled study of rectal spacing with hypofractionated RT1:
- In the trial, 201 adult patients diagnosed with up to unfavorable intermediate prostate cancer were randomized into 2 study cohorts,† Barrigel (136) and control (65), and will be followed for 3 years
- Radiation was delivered with a hypofractionated regimen of 60 Gy in 20 fractions (3 Gy/fraction)
*54 Gy is 90% of 60 Gy.
†In the Barrigel cohort, patients were injected with Barrigel and fiducials. In the control cohort, patients were injected with fiducials only.1
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Reference
- Mariados NF, Orio PF, Schiffman Z, et al. Hyaluronic acid spacer for hypofractionated prostate radiation therapy: a randomized clinical trial. JAMA Oncol. 2023;e1-e8.