Release Date: March 31, 2025
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Q: How do we quantify the dose each patient receives with the QTORIN rapamycin gel, and how many pumps per tube are expected? A: Each pump delivers a single dose. We haven't specified the commercial product size yet, but each patient will likely use one pump per day to cover the affected area. The final product size will determine the pricing and dose.
Q: What are the differences in primary endpoints between the microcystic lymphatic malformation (MLM) trial and the cutaneous venous malformation (CVM) trial? A: The MLM trial uses a dynamic seven-point change scale assessed by clinicians. For the CVM trial, we're evaluating various efficacy endpoints and will determine the most appropriate ones based on the data and discussions with the FDA.
Q: What should we expect from the new QTORIN rapamycin indication and product announcement later this year? A: We plan to unveil a new QTORIN rapamycin indication and a new QTORIN program, focusing on serious, rare diseases with no FDA-approved therapies. The new programs will target diseases with well-characterized genetics and biology to increase success probability.
Q: How does lesion size affect dosing differences between MLM and CVM, and how might this impact pricing discussions? A: One pump covers approximately 200 cm, about the size of an adult foot. Most patients fall within this size, but we'll analyze trial data for average lesion size. Pricing discussions will consider these factors.
Q: What is required for statistical significance and clinical meaningfulness in trials, especially concerning payer perspectives? A: We expect specialty pricing due to the lack of FDA-approved therapies. Clinical meaningfulness isn't pre-specified by regulators, but patient qualitative interviews will augment statistical endpoints. The Phase 3 trial is powered based on Phase 2 results, with a high statistical significance expectation.
Q: Will physicians test for PI3K mutations before treating patients with CVM and MLM? What support programs are planned for patients and physicians? A: These conditions are typically diagnosed clinically without genetic tests. We plan to use specialty pharmacies and a patient services hub to support patients and physicians, focusing on high-touch commercial approaches.
Q: What efficacy endpoints will be considered in the CVM Phase 2 trial, and what data will support moving to the next phase? A: Safety and tolerability are primary objectives, with systemic absorption and local tolerability being assessed. We'll analyze various clinician and patient-reported endpoints to determine the most sensitive for detecting treatment effects.
Q: Will efficacy in the CVM Phase 2 study be analyzed by mutation type, and how will this affect the target commercial population? A: We anticipate therapeutic activity across both PI3K and TIE2 mutations. Genetic data will be collected to analyze response differences, although we don't expect significant variation based on current data.
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