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Like All Things CNS, It’s Not So Easy<br />

42<br />

F I N A L T R A N S C R I P T<br />

To close <strong>the</strong> Delta section of this call, it<br />

is our interpretation that <strong>the</strong> results of<br />

<strong>the</strong>se preliminary Phase IIa trials of<br />

Dec. 18. 2008 / 8:30AM, ADLR - Adolor Corporation Investor Update Call<br />

Just completed two Phase IIa trials on ADL5859 to explore safety and efficacy in two<br />

distinct models of pain: diabetic ADL5859 peripheral neuropathy were inconclusive as a model of neuropathic as to<br />

pain; and rheumatoid arthritis as a model of chronic inflammatory pain. Nei<strong>the</strong>r<br />

showed statistical significance efficacy. on efficacy Pfizer measures, and we but were continue safe and well to<br />

tolerated. The company is now evaluating <strong>the</strong> current formulation and considering<br />

an increase in exposure and decrease in variability before initiating additional studies<br />

in patients.<br />

believe that Delta Agonists represent an<br />

exciting new class of drugs to treat pain<br />

and are in agreement that both ADL5859<br />

For ADL5747, our second Delta Agonist, we recently have completed enrollment in a<br />

multiple ascending dose Phase and I trial ADL5747 in 32 healthy merit volunteers. continued To date, we clinical have not<br />

observed any dose-limiting toxicity development.<br />

or clinically significant adverse events. Pfizer and<br />

we intend to initiate a proof of concept trial of 5747 in osteoarthritis during <strong>the</strong> third<br />

quarter of 2009 and in neuropathic pain in <strong>the</strong> fourth quarter of 2009.<br />

To close <strong>the</strong> Delta section of this call, it is our interpretation that <strong>the</strong> results of<br />

<strong>the</strong>se preliminary Phase IIa trials of ADL5859 were inconclusive as to efficacy.<br />

Pfizer and we continue to believe that Delta Agonists represent an exciting<br />

new class of drugs to treat pain and are in agreement that both ADL5859 and<br />

ADL5747 merit continued clinical development.<br />

© Defined Health, 2009<br />

Pain Insight Briefing

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