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Ferring A S โ€” Firmagon EMA EPAR variation assessment report (EMEA/H/C/000986, 2009)

Ferring A S ยท 2009 ยท EMA EPAR variation assessment report

Report summary

This report summarizes a Type II variation application for Ferring Pharmaceuticals A/S's Firmagon (degarelix), submitted in November 2020. The application seeks to expand Firmagon's indications to include high-risk localized and locally advanced hormone-dependent prostate cancer, for use with radiotherapy and as neo-adjuvant treatment. The submission relies on literature review and existing guidelines, with no new non-clinical or pharmacokinetic data, and the dosage remains unchanged. The report also details an assessment comparing degarelix to goserelin in prostate cancer treatment, analyzing trial designs, statistical methods, and efficacy outcomes such as testosterone suppression, PSA reduction, and prostate volume changes. Degarelix demonstrated non-inferiority to goserelin across several key endpoints.

Key findings โ€” cited to the page

MA granted in EuropeFebruary 2009 Firmagon ยท Europe ยท p.8
Testosterone suppression level0.5 ng/mlFirmagon ยท p.8
Fpen for degarelix in Sweden0.25 %degarelix ยท Sweden ยท p.9
Study CS12 median age72 yearsCS12 ยท p.10
Study CS21 median age72 yearsCS21 ยท p.10
Study CS30 median age71 yearsCS30 ยท p.10
randomization ratio1:1 ยท p.14
trial typeopen-label ยท p.14
1-year cumulative probability of testosterone levels below castrate level (โ‰ค0.5 ng/mL)>-10% ยท p.14
patients analyzed for efficacy (degarelix)143 patients ยท p.16
patients analyzed for efficacy (goserelin ยฑ bicalutamide)142 patients ยท p.16
mean change TVP (control, FAS)35.3 %Study CS30 ยท p.28

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