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New profilaxis refers to a prophylactic drug regimen or protocol evaluated in clinical trials for the prevention of cytomegalovirus (CMV) disease in CMV-seropositive kidney transplant recipients who receive induction therapy with thymoglobulin. The term appears to be used as a study arm or investigational approach rather than a specific, approved pharmaceutical product. In the referenced trial, "New profilaxis" is compared against standard prophylactic regimens, with the hypothesis that valganciclovir prophylaxis can be safely discontinued before three months if patients develop CMV-specific cellular immunity post-transplantation[1][2]. The mechanism of action would depend on the actual drug(s) used within this protocol; based on context, valganciclovir is likely involved as an antiviral agent inhibiting viral DNA synthesis.
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