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FLOVENT ® DISKUS ® NDA 20-833, S004 GlaxoSmithKline

FLOVENT ® DISKUS ® NDA 20-833, S004 GlaxoSmithKline. Pulmonary-Allergy Drugs Advisory Committee January 17, 2002 Charles E. Lee, M.D. Medical Reviewer Division of Pulmonary and Allergy Drug Products CDER/FDA. Proposed Indication.

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FLOVENT ® DISKUS ® NDA 20-833, S004 GlaxoSmithKline

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  1. FLOVENT® DISKUS®NDA 20-833, S004GlaxoSmithKline Pulmonary-Allergy Drugs Advisory Committee January 17, 2002 Charles E. Lee, M.D. Medical Reviewer Division of Pulmonary and Allergy Drug Products CDER/FDA

  2. Proposed Indication “FLOVENT DISKUS is indicated for the long-term, twice-daily maintenance treatment of COPD (including emphysema and chronic bronchitis).”

  3. Proposed Dose “The starting dosage for adults is 1 inhalation (250 mcg) twice daily. For patients who do not respond adequately to the starting dose, increasing the dose to 500 mcg twice daily may provide additional control.”

  4. Introduction • Efficacy • Pivotal studies • Safety • Pivotal studies • Supportive studies

  5. Overview • Efficacy • Small changes in primary and secondary efficacy endpoints • Majority of patients had reversibility with bronchodilator • Safety concerns • Respiratory infections • Systemic effects • Adrenal • Bone

  6. Questions for Consideration • Efficacy • Clinical interpretation of the primary efficacy endpoint results • Higher percentage of reversibility in COPD population than generally found • All patients had chronic bronchitis, could have self-reported emphysema • Safety • Adequacy of long-term safety database • Risk versus benefit

  7. Pivotal Studies

  8. Efficacy Assessment • Primary efficacy variable • Pre-dose FEV1 • Secondary efficacy variables • CBSQ, BDI/TDI • PEFR, albuterol use • COPD exacerbations • Patient Reported Outcomes • CRDQ

  9. Safety Assessment • AEs, SAEs, Withdrawals • Vital signs, physical examination, oropharyngeal exam • ECG • Hematology and chemistry studies • Serum cortisol (FLTA3025) • Cosyntropin stimulation (SFCA3006, SFCA3007)

  10. DemographicsPivotal Studies

  11. Demographics FLTA3025 SFCA3006 SFCA3007 Gender, %M 69 66 63 Mean age, yr 64 63 64 Race, %C 94 94 93 Race, %B 4 5 4 Race, %O 1 2 3 ICS use, % 31 25 25 Current smokers, % 45 48 47

  12. ReversibilityPercent of Population Reversible % FLTA3025 59 SFCA3006 54 SFCA3007 55 Reversible: Increase in FEV1 12% and 0.2 L

  13. Mean Response to Bronchodilator % Change in FEV1 Reversible Non Overall Reversible % % % FLTA3025 32 9 23 SFCA3006 30 9 20 SFCA3007 30 9 20 Reversible: Increase in FEV1 12% and 0.2 L

  14. EfficacyPivotal Studies

  15. Mean Change From Baseline in Pre-dose FEV1, LitersDifference from Placebo *p <0.05

  16. Secondary Endpoints and Patient Reported Outcomes • Small differences from placebo group • CBSQ • BDI/TDI • COPD Exacerbations • AM PEFR • Albuterol use • CRDQ

  17. COPD Exacerbations% of Patients with 1 Exacerbation

  18. Daily Albuterol UseMean Change From Baseline Difference from Placebo Baseline: 4.5 to 5.7 puffs/day

  19. CRDQChange from Baseline in Overall Score Difference from Placebo MCIC = 10.0 Baseline: 83.6 to 88.8

  20. Subgroup AnalysisNon-reversible Group Non-reversible: Increase in FEV1 <12% or <0.2 L

  21. Subgroup Analysis, Non-reversible Group Mean Change From Baseline in Pre-dose FEV1 Difference from Placebo

  22. Efficacy, Pivotal Studies • Primary efficacy endpoint • Statistically significant and replicated for FP 500 • Not replicated for FP 250 • Smaller effect in the non-reversible group • Secondary endpoints and patient reported outcomes • Small differences from the placebo group

  23. Safety Pivotal Studies

  24. Notable AEs, Pivotal Studies

  25. Notable AEs, Pivotal Studies

  26. Adrenal Effects • Serum cortisol • FLTA3025 • Cosyntropin stimulation testing • SFCA3006, SFCA3007

  27. FLTA3025: Serum Cortisol Percent Difference from Placebo

  28. Cosyntropin Stimulation Testing • SFCA3006, SFCA3007 • No evidence of adrenal insufficiency • Insensitive test for less than complete adrenal insufficiency

  29. Safety Other Studies

  30. FLTA1003 • Phase 1 PK and PD study • Single center, open label, randomized, single dose, 4-way crossover design • 1000 mcg of FP administered with Diskus • Washout of 5 days between periods

  31. FLTA1003Mean 24 Hour Urinary Cortisol Excretion

  32. FLIT78 • Multicenter, double blind, randomized, placebo controlled, parallel group study • Flovent MDI, 500 mcg BID for 3 years • COPD • “ISOLDE” • Burge PS, et. al. BMJ 2000;320:1297-1303

  33. Notable AEs, FLIT78

  34. Notable AEs, FLIT78

  35. FLIT98 • Multicenter, randomized, double blind, placebo controlled, parallel group study • 1000 mcg BID of FP MDI for 4 weeks • Patients with acute COPD exacerbation • N = 249 (126 FP, 123 pbo) • One FP-treated patient had SAE for decreased cortisol

  36. Bone Mineral Density • 2-year studies • FLTA3001 • FLTA3017 • Asthma patients • Ages 18-50 years • Females were premenopausal • Study population at lower risk for osteoporosis than the population proposed in this NDA

  37. Bone Mineral Density • FLTA3001 • FP MDI 88 mcg BID, 440 mcg BID • N = 160 • Small decrease at lumbar spine for FP 440 mcg, but increase for FP 88 mcg and placebo • No changes for proximal femur or total body • FLTA3017 • FP Rotadisk 500 mcg BID • N = 64 • Decrease at femoral neck • No changes for lumbar spine or total body

  38. Conclusions • Primary efficacy endpoint • Replication for FP 500 only, not for FP 250 • Small differences from placebo from secondary endpoints • Majority of patients were reversible • Safety concerns • Respiratory infections • Adrenal effects • Bone density • Risk versus benefit

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