NaVYVgate is an observational, post-approval safety study in adult patients who have been diagnosed with generalized myasthenia gravis (gMG). The study is open for patients who will be treated with efgartigimod alfa* or other gMG medication. Approximately 680 patients with gMG from both Europe and United States will be enrolled in this study. Those who take part will also continue to receive their usual treatment from their doctor.
During the study, information collected will help doctors better understand how different treatments affect people diagnosed with gMG. The study will look at the long-term safety in patients treated with efgartigimod alfa compared to those not treated with efgartigimod alfa.
The Informed Consent Form describes the study and how data may be shared for study purposes. By signing this form, you are agreeing to participate. Please read the form carefully and, if there is something you do not understand, ask the study doctor or a team member.
Participation in this study is entirely voluntary. If you sign up and decide you no longer want to take part, you can stop at any time. Just speak with your doctor. Withdrawal of consent will not affect your treatment or care.
By agreeing to take part in the study, patients will:
The doctor and their staff will respect the privacy of all patients who take part. All personal and medical information will be kept strictly confidential. For further information about privacy, please speak to your doctor and review the Informed Consent form.
Patients can participate if they:
An Observational Study of Adult Patients with Generalized Myasthenia Gravis (gMG)
Attention: Protocol ARGX-113-PASS-2208 is your primary source of information regarding the conduct of the study and the assessment and reporting of adverse events and serious adverse events. Study protocol information is available at Study Details page.
If you are a participating prescriber and have questions about the study, please contact your local Clinical Research Associate (CRA) or Clinical Trial Specialist (CTS).