Amgen Inc. — Vectibix EMA EPAR variation assessment report (EMEA/H/C/000741, 2007)
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Report summary
This report summarizes the assessment of a pediatric study (Study 20050252) for panitumumab (Vectibix), conducted as a post-marketing commitment. The Phase 1, open-label, single-arm, dose-ranging study investigated safety, pharmacokinetics, and preliminary anti-tumor activity in children with solid tumors. Although no objective responses were achieved, some patients exhibited stable disease. The safety profile was consistent with that observed in adults. However, the study did not lead to a specific pediatric dose recommendation for panitumumab.
Key findings — cited to the page
| Patients with treatment-related serious adverse events | 4 patients | Study 20050252 · p.16 |
| Percentage of patients with treatment-related serious adverse events | 12.9 % | Study 20050252 · p.16 |
| Patients with treatment-related serious adverse events in age 12 to <18 years group | 1 patient | Study 20050252 · p.16 |
| Patients with treatment-related serious adverse events in age 1 to <12 years group | 3 patients | Study 20050252 · p.16 |
| Fatal events | 6 patients | Study 20050252 · p.17 |
| Percentage of fatal events | 19.4 % | Study 20050252 · p.17 |
| Fatal events in age 12 to <18 years group | 4 patients | Study 20050252 · p.17 |
| Fatal events in age 1 to <12 years group | 2 patients | Study 20050252 · p.17 |
| First patient enrolled date | March 14, 2008 | Study 20050252 · p.4 |
| Patients with DLTs | 5 patients | Study 20050252 · p.17 |
| Percentage of patients with DLTs | 22.7 % | Study 20050252 · p.17 |
| Patients with dyspnea, hypoxia, vomiting (serious adverse events) in age 1 to <12 years group | 2 patients | Study 20050252 · p.16 |
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