Clinical study
Phage Therapy for the Treatment of Urinary Tract Infection
| Status | Status unconfirmed |
|---|---|
| Type | Individual-case protocol |
| Countries | Canada |
| Conditions studied | Recurrent Urinary Tract Infection |
| Study years | 2023–2024 (estimated) |
| Entry review | 2026-10-03 |
Participation
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Study eligibility
Inclusion Criteria: * Diagnosis of recurrent chronic urinary tract infections with severe long term effects * Can speak and understand English * Willing to follow the protocol Exclusion Criteria: * Stage 5 chronic kidney disease * Abnormal liver function tests * A urinary stent or chronic indwelling catheterization * A known allergy to phage products * Fever * Pregnancy * Involved in another clinical trial
Study description
This is a single-patient, phase I/II clinical trial that aims to evaluate the potential of bacteriophage therapy to treat and prevent the recurrence of a drug-resistant urinary tract infection with serious long-term effects. This study will follow a minimally invasive phage therapy approach consisting of oral, topical (opening of the urethra) and bladder installations of a 3-phage cocktail comprised of HP3, HP3.1 and ES19.
Study registrations
| ClinicalTrials.gov | NCT05537519 |
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Recorded study locations (1)
Locations listed in the study record; this does not confirm current recruitment or treatment outside the study. A site label may be older than the overall study status.
St. Joseph's Health Centre
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Recorded site status: Not separately listed. Study location source ↗
Related programs(1)
Unity Health Toronto / St. Joseph's — Greg German
Provider-listed inquiry route
Recorded program–study link. Website
Notes from the source review
- Single-patient Canadian UTI protocol (actual n=1), status unknown; not a broad enrollment route.
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| Study ID | nct05537519 |
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