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KETEKä (telithromycin)
Briefing Document
for the FDA Anti-Infective Drug Products
Advisory Committee Meeting
March 2001
1. Background and medical need
3.1 Ketolides:
A new chemical class
3.2 Telithromycin mode of action
3.2.1 Dual
interaction of telithromycin with domain V and domain II
3.2.2 Inhibition
of 30S and 50S ribosomal subunit formation by telithromycin
3.2.3
Telithromycin: affinity for
bacterial ribosomes
3.3.1
In vitro antipneumococcal activity
3.3.2 Bactericidal
activity of telithromycin against S. pneumoniae
3.3.3
In vivo activity in murine infection models
3.3.4 Intracellular
antipneumococcal activity
3.4 Activity against other pathogens involved
in lower respiratory tract infections
3.4.1 Activity
against other common pathogens
3.5 Activity against beta-hemolytic streptococci
(Streptococcus pyogenes and other streptococci)
3.5.1
In vitro studies with beta-hemolytic streptococci
3.5.2 In vivo
studies of activity against beta‑hemolytic streptococci
3.6 Activity against atypical and intracellular
micro-organisms
3.6.1
Intracellular concentration of telithromycin
3.7 In vitro activity against other
pathogens
3.8 Postantibiotic
effect of telithromycin
3.8.1 Postantibiotic effect in vitro
3.8.2 Postantibiotic effect in vivo
3.9.1 Mechanisms
of resistance to erythromycin A
3.9.2 Resistance to telithromycin
3.9.3 Inducible
MLSB resistance