Positioning
Combination Strategy

Combination strategy

Durable local control,
built for the era of targeted therapy

Systemic therapy
YntraDose®

Systemic therapy controls disease throughout the body. It is not designed to eliminate a locally advanced primary tumor.

YntraDose® is designed to address that gap — delivering durable local control alongside the systemic regimen, without interrupting it.

The better systemic therapy becomes,
the more local control matters

A new generation of targeted agents is entering clinical development in pancreatic cancer, including inhibitors directed at KRAS — one of the defining drivers of the disease.

As these therapies extend systemic disease control, the clinical consequences of the primary tumor do not disappear.

Local progression remains a leading source of morbidity :

  • Pain
  • Biliary and duodenal obstruction
  • Loss of eligibility for further treatment

A patient responding well systemically can still be limited by a tumor that was never treated locally.

The opportunity

BetaGlue’s opportunity grows with the success of targeted systemic therapy, rather than in competition with it.

Compatible by design

Designed to complement,
never to substitute

Durable local control

A one-time, image-guided intratumoral administration designed to deliver a high radiation dose within the tumor, and evaluated for local control endpoints.

A physical mechanism of action

The radiotherapeutic effect does not depend on a specific receptor or mutation — designed to remain relevant across molecular heterogeneity.

No interruption of systemic treatment

Percutaneous and focal, designed to be delivered without pausing the regimen the patient is already receiving.

An early add-on

Positioned as an add-on to the best available systemic regimens, rather than as an alternative to them.

Treatment standards in pancreatic cancer will continue to evolve. YntraDose® is designed to remain compatible with the systemic backbones that emerge — a local component intended to be added to a regimen, not a modality competing for the same clinical role.

For pharmaceutical partners developing systemic therapies in pancreatic cancer, durable local control represents a complementary component of the treatment pathway.