Extended indication Elamipretide monotherapy for treatment of primary Mitochondrial myopathy in adults and elderly with pathogenic nuclear DNA mutations.
Therapeutic value No estimate possible yet
Registration phase Clinical trials

Product

Active substance Elamipretide
Domain Metabolism and Endocrinology
Reason of inclusion New medicine (specialité)
Main indication Metabolic diseases
Extended indication Elamipretide monotherapy for treatment of primary Mitochondrial myopathy in adults and elderly with pathogenic nuclear DNA mutations.
Manufacturer Stealth
Mechanism of action Other
Route of administration Subcutaneous
Therapeutical formulation Injection
Budgetting framework Extramural (GVS)

Registration

Registration route Centralised (EMA)
Type of trajectory Normal trajectory
Particularity Unknown
ATMP No
Submission date August 2025
Expected Registration September 2026
Orphan drug Yes
Registration phase Clinical trials
Additional remarks Tijdslijn op basis van IHSI-inschatting.

Therapeutic value

Therapeutic value No estimate possible yet

This assessment does not indicate any potential inclusion in the package.

Substantiation Het staat nog ter discussie of deze er gaat komen. De MMPOWER-3 klinische studie toonde geen significant voordeel van elamipretide behandeling in een genotypisch diverse populatie van volwassenen met primaire mitochondriale myopathie (PMM).
Frequency of administration 1 times a day
Dosage per administration 60 mg
References NCT05162768 (NuPOWER) (1); Expertopinie (2).

Expected patient volume per year

Patient volume < 50

Market share is generally not included unless otherwise stated.

References Spierziekten.nl (1); Expertopinie (2)
Additional remarks In Nederland zijn er ongeveer 400 tot 500 mensen geregistreerd met een mitochondriële aandoening (1). Het zal om tientallen patiënten gaan (2).

Expected cost per patient per year

Potential total cost per year

Off label use

Off label use Unknown

Indication extension

Indication extensions Yes
Indication extensions Fase 3 voor mitochondrial myopathies
References AdisInsight

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