Ohlbe
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2014-11-18 23:55
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 EMA MR guideline [Regulatives / Guidelines]

Dear all,

The revised EMA MR guideline is tabled for adoption at the CHMP this week. See page 28.

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Ohlbe
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France,
2014-11-27 20:22
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 Published !

Dear all,

The MR guideline was published today.

Enjoy !

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Ohlbe
kumarnaidu
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Mumbai, India,
2014-11-28 07:20
(3435 d 18:50 ago)

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 Published !

Thanks Ohlbe for sharing guidance.
The date for coming into effect for this guidance is 1 June 2015. Can we submit the study as per the old guidance (without pAUC) now? :-D

Kumar Naidu
Ohlbe
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France,
2014-11-28 10:30
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 Published !

Dear Kumar,

❝ The date for coming into effect for this guidance is 1 June 2015. Can we submit the study as per the old guidance (without pAUC) now? :-D


Yes. The old guideline still applies to any application submitted before this date.

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2014-11-28 15:11
(3435 d 11:00 ago)

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 In effect 1 June 2015

Dear Ohlbe and Kumar,

❝ ❝ The date for coming into effect for this guidance is 1 June 2015. Can we submit the study as per the old guidance (without pAUC) now? :-D


❝ Yes. The old guideline still applies to any application submitted before this date.


In principle yes. But see my experiences with a study which was performed before the effec­tive date (of the BMV-GL) but submitted after.
@Kumar: In your case I would suggest to calculate pAUCs in an exploratory manner and – if the report is already finalized – submit it as an addendum. If you pass BE for these metrics, fine. If not, be pre­pared to answer questions (not foreseen in the protocol according to the “old” GL, not powered to show BE for these metrics, :blahblah:).

PS: IMHO the GL is rather disappointing. Seems that the PKWP essentially didn’t care too much about comments and dis­cus­sions at conferences.

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Ohlbe
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2014-11-28 19:29
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 In effect 1 June 2015

Dear Helmut,

❝ In principle yes. But see my experiences with a study which was performed before the effec­tive date (of the BMV-GL) but submitted after.


Sure. That's why I wrote submitted before the effective date, not just performed before...

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Jay
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India,
2014-12-01 12:11
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 Accumulation

Dear all,

As mentioned in the final guidelines, for prolonged release products, the partial AUC is required for those products with no risk of accumulation.

As in draft GL, it was required by default for prolonged release products. So what would be the rational behind not determining pAUC for PR drugs products with accumulation.

Also, to determine accumulation before study one either need to literature search or there would be compulsory requirement of pilot study.

Suppose, the study designed who is designed on the basis of accumulation i.e. without pAUC and the results does show accumulation. :confused::-D Would it be acceptable?

Also regarding the truncation point for pAUC, in 6.1.1.2, "the half of the dosage interval are recommended" so can this be considered thumb rule for truncation of pAUC of PR Products.?

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Jay
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2014-12-01 16:48
(3432 d 09:22 ago)

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 Accumulation

Do these questions imply that you start a full MR program without any pilot for candidate formulation selections? Kind of shocking to me... How do you want to learn the PK of your MR-formulation from the literature?

Just asking, I'm an idiot from Europe, have to learn a lot maybe...

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