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Eisai Co., Ltd. — Halaven EMA EPAR variation assessment report (EMEA/H/C/002084, 2011)

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This report summarizes the assessment of a pediatric study (E7389-G000-213) for Halaven (eribulin) combined with irinotecan in refractory/recurrent solid tumors. The study, encompassing Phase 1 dose determination and Phase 2 efficacy evaluation, was prematurely terminated due to low efficacy. Only three partial responses were observed across all histology cohorts. Importantly, no new safety concerns emerged from the combination therapy despite the limited efficacy.

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subjects with treatment-related Grade 3 or higher TEAEs (Phase 2)24 subjectsStudy E7389-G000-213 · p.10
subjects with Grade 3 or higher TEAEs (Phase 1)12 subjectsStudy E7389-G000-213 · p.10
subjects with Grade 3 or higher TEAEs of special interest (Phase 1)13 subjectsStudy E7389-G000-213 · p.11
subjects with Grade 3 or higher TEAEs of special interest (Phase 2)21 subjectsStudy E7389-G000-213 · p.11
study typePhase 1/2 open-label, single-arm, multicentre study Study E7389-G000-213 · p.4
eribulin dose (Phase 1)1.4 mg/m2Study E7389-G000-213 · p.5
subjects with at least 1 TEAE (Phase 1)13 subjectsStudy E7389-G000-213 · p.10
irinotecan dose (Schedule B, Phase 1)100 mg/m2Study E7389-G000-213 · p.6
subjects with at least 1 SAE (Phase 1)5 subjectsStudy E7389-G000-213 · p.10
irinotecan dose (Schedule B, Phase 1)125 mg/m2Study E7389-G000-213 · p.6
enrolment (Phase 1)13 subjectsStudy E7389-G000-213 · p.6
irinotecan dose (Schedule A, Phase 1)40 mg/m2Study E7389-G000-213 · p.6

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