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Omalizumab in children with allergic 
asthma
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IA05
1
Omalizumab reduced 
exacerbations 
over 52 weeks in children 
with 
severe
allergic asthma
IA05-EU
2
Moderate‐to‐severe
(well controlled)
N=334
Steroid sparing
28 Weeks
010
3
Persistent asthma 
(any severity)
N=419
Symptom‐free days
60 Weeks
ICATA
4
Moderate‐to‐severe
N=628
Exacerbations
52 Weeks
0.45
0.64
0,32
0,71
Clinically significant exacerbations* 
reduced during both study phases
Fixed-steroid phase (Week 0
24) – primary analysis
1
Omalizumab
(n=384)
Placebo
(n=192)
Clinically significant exacerbation rate
p=0.007
1.0
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
0.0
Adjustable-steroid phase (Week 24
52)
2
Clinically significant exacerbation rate
p<0.001
Omalizumab
(n=384)
Placebo
(n=192)
1.0
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
0.0
RRR
31%
RRR
54%
IA05
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