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received a positive opinion for Crysvita (burosumab) for the treatment of older adolescents and adults living with the rare diseases X-linked hypophosphataemia.
The trial evaluated Crysvita in comparison to conventional therapy with oral phosphate and active vitamin D. ... An application for the extended use of Crysvita in adults with XLH is also currently under review by the EMA.
Tom Stratford, CEO, Kyowa Kirin International said: It is a major development that NICE has recommended Crysvita for routine use among children and young people with XLH in England and Wales. ... Crysvita targets this pathway by blocking the activity of
Seven companies have been shortlisted for the Orphan Product Award; Amicus (Galafold), Biogen (Spinraza), Biomarin (Brineura), Eusa (Qarziba), Intercept (Ocaliva), Kyowa Kirin (Crysvita) and Shire (Revestive).
is set to receive a NICE rejection for its rare disease therapy Crysvita (burosumab). ... Crysvita’s annual pricing is conditional on the patient’s weight but has an upper estimated price of an eye watering £388, 960 a year for a 17-year-old
Tavalisse and Crysvita are set to treat patients with chronic ITP and XLH, respectively. ... Ultragenyx’s FDA approval was for Crysvita (burosumab), which has become the first approved drug for adults and children ages one year and older with X-linked
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