Errata – FDA Briefing Document
CinryzeTM (C1-esterase
Inhibitor (Human) Nanofiltered (C1INH-nf)
Lev Pharmaceuticals,
Inc.
Blood Products
Advisory Committee Meeting
May 2, 2008
Editorial and formatting changes were made to the briefing
document. The substantive revisions to
the document are listed below.
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6, 4th paragraph: added sentence, “FDA proposes the performance
of postmarketing studies to evaluate dosing regimens.”
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6, 5th paragraph:
revised last sentence to read “FDA proposes postmarketing studies
to evaluate this issue further.”
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6, 6th paragraph: added
sentence, “FDA proposes postmarketing safety monitoring to evaluate the
effects of repeated and long-term treatment.”
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9, 5th line, added phrase, “of affected individuals.”
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10, 5th paragraph: changed
“90 d” to “12 wks” in two instances
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10, 5th paragraph, 6th line: added phrase, “if treated”
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11, section h: changed “90 d” to
“12 wks”
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15, Table 3: added title,
“Completed Safety and Efficacy Studies with CinryzeTM (C1INH)
Conducted by Lev Pharmaceutical, Inc (Part B).
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17, 1st paragraph, last sentence: revised to read, “Subjects who reported
a history of a high frequency of HAE attacks (2-3 per month) were enrolled
into Part B.
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17, 2nd and 3rd paragraph: changed “90 d” to “12 weeks” in four instances
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17, 2nd paragraph, 6th line: added phrase, “if
treated”
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19, Table 6: rounded data to 2
decimal points
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20, 1st paragraph, 3rd line: revised sentence to read, “Sequence or
period effects did not confound the results.”
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23, 2nd paragraph, 2nd sentence: revised to read, “In Part A the C1INH
arm had 36 subjects (27 female, 9 male), the placebo arm had 35 subjects
(28 female, 7 male).
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24, 3rd paragraph:
revised to read, “However, repeat testing of samples at the same
laboratory produced inconsistent results prompting analysis at alternate
laboratories. Of these 329
subjects, 119 were tested at a second laboratory. Among these 119 subjects, 2 (0.8%)
tested positive at the second laboratory...”
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24, 4th paragraph:
revised to read “…antibody results were obtained for 19 subjects at
the end of Part B and/or at the 3 month follow up. Of these 19 subjects, 10 exhibited a
positive result for C1INH antibodies as reported by the first
laboratory. Of these 10 subjects, 2
reported a positive result (bound and/or free Ab) at screening.”
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24, 5th paragraph, 1st and 2nd sentences: revised to read, “Of the remaining 8
subjects, 6 had modest elevations in antibody levels. However, 2 subjects (Patients 59-001 and
16-005) appeared to have notable antibody response.”
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24, 6th paragraph, last sentence: revised to read, “Resolution of this
issue may require postmarketing studies.”
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25, Table 10: subject 06-001:
revised to “Y”; added subjects “51-001, Y, 60%” and “17-002, Y, -85%”
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26, 3rd paragraph: changed “90 days” to “12 weeks”
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27, 1st paragraph: added sentence, “When expressed as adverse
events per infusion, the rates for CinryzeTM and placebo are the same (0.068).”
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27, 3rd paragraph: added sentence, “However, since prophylaxis
involves repeated and long-term treatment, post marketing safety
monitoring may be required.”
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28, 2nd paragraph: changed “90 days” to “12 weeks” in 6
instances
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31, question 2: revised to read,
“If the answer to Question #1 is yes, should post marketing studies be
performed to further evaluate the following: a) --- b)---c) long-term safety.”
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39, Appendix 4: amended the table based
on FDA’s analysis of the data in Table named “Log10 Reduction Factor for
Selected Viruses.” Deleted the name
of the table and added footnote, “FDA analysis of sponsor’s data.”