Примери за използване на Furosemide vitabalans на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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What is Furosemide Vitabalans?
The CHMP has recommended the refusal of the granting of the marketing authorisation for Furosemide Vitabalans and associated names(see Annex I).
Why was Furosemide Vitabalans reviewed?
The pharmacokinetic parameters available in the literature are not sufficient to claim that Furosemide Vitabalans would have a similar bioavailability.
Furosemide Vitabalans was intended to be used to treat the following conditions.
Questions and answers on Furosemide Vitabalans(tablet, 40 mg).
Furosemide Vitabalans is a medicine that contains the active substance furosemide. .
To support the efficacy and safety of Furosemide Vitabalans, the applicant only referred to published studies.
Furthermore, in vitro data cannot be sole proof that the clinical data from the submitted studies are applicable to Furosemide Vitabalans.
The active substance in Furosemide Vitabalans, furosemide, belongs to a group of medicines known as diuretics.
Furthermore, the applicant provided a set of dissolution profiles comparing Furosemide Vitabalans with nine other furosemide 40 mg tablets.
The CHMP is of the opinion that the applicant has not adequately demonstrated that the submitted published literature on furosemide was directly applicable to Furosemide Vitabalans.
The provided data do not show that Furosemide Vitabalans is similar to the products described in the submitted literature.
In order toshow the relevance of the bibliographic data used in support of the application for Furosemide Vitabalans, the applicant made reference to.
The ad-hoc expert group considered that the published literature andthe dissolution data provided by the applicant were not sufficient to prove the safety and efficacy of Furosemide Vitabalans.
Therefore, the CHMP concluded that the efficacy of Furosemide Vitabalans has not been demonstrated in the applied indications, and this constitutes a potential serious risk to public health.
The Polish and Lithuanian agencies were of the opinion that the data submitted to support the application did not provide sufficient evidence to demonstrate the safety and effectiveness of Furosemide Vitabalans.
The application was supported by published literature rather than studies carried out with Furosemide Vitabalans, because furosemide has a history of well-established use in the EU for at least 10 years.
The CHMP considered that a wide range of pharmacokinetic values for different furosemide 40 mg products did not prove that the pharmacokinetic parameters of Furosemide Vitabalans will be within the same range.
The decentralised marketing authorisation application for Furosemide Vitabalans was made in accordance with Article 10(a) of Directive 2001/83/EC, which is a well-established use application.
The applicant also argued that dissolution behaviour together with evident pharmaceutical equivalence proves bridging between Furosemide Vitabalans and other authorised furosemide 40mg products.
The CHMP concluded that the balance of the benefits and risks of Furosemide Vitabalans could not be established, and therefore the marketing authorisation for Furosemide Vitabalans should not be granted in all concerned Member States.
On the basis of the bibliographic data submitted, taken together with the pharmaceutical data,the applicant failed to establish the relevance of these data to demonstrate safety and efficacy of Furosemide Vitabalans.
Therefore, it not possible to conclude that the efficacy and safety of Furosemide Vitabalans will be the same as that of the products containing furosemide included in the submitted literature.
The applicant's argument that traditional manufacturing methods as well as excipients widely used are sufficient to demonstrate the bridging between Furosemide Vitabalans and other furosemide products cannot be accepted.
The results of this study showing that Furosemide Vitabalans had a similar dissolution profile as the other furosemide presented were not considered sufficient by the CHMP to demonstrate efficacy and safety of the product applied for.
The literature data submitted by the applicant to support the safety and efficacy of furosemide did not provide sufficient evidence that the pharmacokinetics of Furosemide Vitabalans allow its safe and effective use in the same dosage and indications applied for.
On the basis of the bibliographic data submitted, taken together with additional pharmaceutical documentation,the applicant failed to establish the relevance of these data to demonstrate the safety and efficacy of Furosemide Vitabalans and associated names.
Based only on published literature data,it is not possible to conclude that the pharmacokinetic parameters of Furosemide Vitabalans would be within the same range than other furosemide 40 mg tablets referred to.