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ADVAIR TM DISKUS (R) (Fluticasone propionate/salmeterol inhalation powder)

ADVAIR TM DISKUS (R) (Fluticasone propionate/salmeterol inhalation powder). Pulmonary and Allergy Drugs Advisory Committee Meeting Gaithersburg, Maryland January 17, 2002 Lydia I. Gilbert-McClain, MD, FCCP Medical Reviewer, DPADP. CLINICAL ISSUES. Clinical relevance of the Efficacy data

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ADVAIR TM DISKUS (R) (Fluticasone propionate/salmeterol inhalation powder)

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  1. ADVAIRTM DISKUS(R)(Fluticasone propionate/salmeterol inhalation powder) Pulmonary and Allergy Drugs Advisory Committee Meeting Gaithersburg, Maryland January 17, 2002Lydia I. Gilbert-McClain, MD, FCCPMedical Reviewer, DPADP

  2. CLINICAL ISSUES • Clinical relevance of the Efficacy data • Application of data from these ADVAIR trials to the general COPD population • Adequacy of the Safety data

  3. COMBINATION DRUG PRODUCT ADVAIR DISKUS Fluticasone propionate Salmeterol xinafoate Not approved for use in COPD Approved 1998 - Relief of bronchospasm associated with COPD

  4. DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

  5. OBJECTIVES 1.Efficacy of ADVAIR 250/50 bid and ADVAIR 500/50 bid 2. Safety of ADVAIR 250/50 bid and ADVAIR 500/50 bid 3.The “ quality of life” in COPD subjects receiving ADVAIR 250/50 bid and ADVAIR 500/50 bid

  6. FIXED COMBINATION DRUGS POLICY • 21 CFR 300.50 -Two or more drugs may be combined in a single dosage form when: • Each component makes a contribution to the claimed effects • The combination is safe and effective • SFCA3006, SFCA3007 adequately designed to fulfill the efficacy requirements of the policy

  7. ENTRY CRITERIA • Diagnosis of COPD [ATS definition] • Must have a history of cough productive of sputum on most days for at least 3 months of the year for at least 2 years that was not attributable to another disease process • Baseline FEV1 of < 65% predicted but > 0.70 L OR • FEV1 0.70 L AND > 40% < 65% predicted • AND FEV1/FVC ratio  70%

  8. PATIENT POPULATION ENROLLED • Mean FEV1 across studies was 40% - 42% predicted • Mean FEV1/FVC ratio across studies was 47% - 51% • Percentage of subjects across studies with 12% improvement in FEV1 AND >200 ml absolute change was 54% - 55%

  9. PATIENT POPULATION ENROLLED • All subjects had a history of chronic bronchitis • Mean baseline symptom score on Chronic Bronchitis Symptom Questionnaire ranged 6.9 - 7.5 [maximum possible score = 16] • Dyspnea score  2 [scale 0 - 4]

  10. Percentage of Discontinuations

  11. PRIMARY EFFICACY ENDPOINTS • Pre-dose FEV1 • Evaluate the contribution of FP in the combination • ADVAIR vs. Salmeterol • 2-hr post-dose FEV1 • Evaluate the contribution of salmeterol in the combination • ADVAIR vs. FP

  12. EFFICACY: Pre-dose FEV1

  13. EFFICACY: 2-hr Post-Dose FEV1

  14. EFFICACY: ADVAIR vs. Placebo (Reversible and Non-reversible populations)Pre-Dose FEV1

  15. EFFICACY: ADVAIR vs. Placebo(Reversible and Non-reversible populations)2- hour post- dose FEV1

  16. PATIENT-REPORTED OUTCOMES • Evaluation of patient-related outcomes may be helpful in assessing the clinical relevance of FEV1 changes • Chronic Respiratory Disease Questionnaire [CRDQ] used in both studies • Sponsor-defined Minimal Clinically Important change [MCIC] in Overall Score 10

  17. Chronic Respiratory Disease QuestionnaireOverall Score: Treatment Difference in Change From Baseline At Endpoint

  18. CRDQ: Dyspnea Domain Treatment Difference in Change from Baseline at Endpoint

  19. COPD EXACERBATIONS Severity of exacerbations Time to first exacerbation Time to first moderate/severe exacerbation Number of withdrawals due to COPD exacerbations

  20. Percentage of Subjects with COPD Exacerbations

  21. Percentage of Subjects with Moderate/Severe Exacerbations

  22. Percentage of Withdrawals Due to COPD Exacerbations

  23. Chronic Bronchitis Symptoms Questionnaire [CBSQ] • Cough frequency and severity • Chest discomfort • Sputum production • Sponsor-defined MCIC 1.4

  24. CBSQ GAS: Treatment Difference in Change from Baseline at Endpoint

  25. Transitional Dyspnea Index (TDI): Treatment Difference at Endpoint

  26. SAFETY • Incidence of Cardiovascular events similar across treatment groups • No clinically significant change in heart rate • No drug-related QTc changes • Holter monitoring - One case of heart block with ADVAIR 500/50

  27. ADVERSE EVENTS • Higher percentage of subjects in ADVAIR groups reported adverse events compared to placebo ADVAIR 250/50 70% Placebo 64% ADVAIR 500/50 78% Placebo 69%

  28. ADVERSE EVENTS

  29. ADVERSE EVENTS

  30. OTHER ADVERSE EVENTS • Fractures rarely reported • No cataracts reported • Two reports of ocular pressures disorders in the ADVAIR 500/50 group and one in the placebo group • Elevated blood glucose [ > 175 mg/dl] similar in ADVAIR and placebo groups

  31. SAFETY: Evaluation of HPA Axis Effects • Mean AM cortisol levels comparable in ADVAIR and placebo groups on Treatment Day 1 and Endpoint • No adrenal insufficiency observed with ACTH [Cosyntropin] stimulation testing • ACTH stimulation insensitive test for less than complete adrenal insufficiency

  32. SUMMARY - EFFICACY • ADVAIR 250/50 and ADVAIR 500/50 meet efficacy criteria for combination drugs in the primary endpoints • Similar efficacy for ADVAIR 250/50 and ADVAIR 500/50 • Numerically, effect size in “Reversible” subjects > effect size of “Non-reversible” subjects

  33. SUMMARY - EFFICACY • No clear treatment advantage with ADVAIR for • COPD-related “quality of life” • COPD Symptoms • COPD exacerbations • Improvement in dyspnea

  34. SUMMARY - SAFETY • Higher incidence of candidiasis, viral respiratory infections and hoarseness/dysphonia with ADVAIR • No adrenal insufficiency observed with ACTH [Cosyntropin] stimulation testing • Studies not designed to evaluate bone mineral densityor ocular effects

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