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IDAMYCIN® provides a survival advantage over daunorubicin.
Three controlled, randomized U.S. trials compared the efficacy and safety of IRD/Ara-C to DNR/Ara-C in 574 newly diagnosed acute myeloid leukemia (AML) patients. Two studies demonstrate a statistically significant greater survival duration for patients treated wtih IDA/Ara-C
MSKCC*: Significantly longer survival with IDAMYCIN®**
IDA (n=65) DNR (n=65) MEDIAN SURVIAL: IDA/Ara-C 16.7 MO DNR/Ara-C 14.3 MO P<0.05
PROBABILITY OF SURVIVAL AT 18 MO
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U.S. MULTICENTER TRIAL*: Significantly longer survival with IDAMYCIN®
IDA (n=101) DNR (n=113) MEDIAN SURVIAL: IDA/Ara-C 12.9 MO DNR/Ara-C 9.2 MO P<0.05
PROBABILITY OF SURVIVAL AT 18 MO
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SEG*: Survival with IDAMYCIN®
IDA (n=111) DNR (n=119) MEDIAN SURVIAL: IDA/Ara-C 10.8 MO DNR/Ara-C 9.1 MO P<0.38
PROBABILITY OF SURVIVAL AT 18 MO
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*Among all randomized patients. MSKCC: Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. U.S. Multcenter Trial, consisting of 32 participating institutions. SEG: Southeast Cancer Study Group, consisting of 16 participating institutions.
Significantly higher complete remission rates in two of three U.S. Studies
IDAMYCIN® induces more CRs after the first induction course; duration of CRs are consistently longer.
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**CR: normocellular or slightly hypocellular bone marrow, <= 5% blasts, WBC > 3,000µL, granulocyte count > 2,000µL, platelets > 100,000/µL. One study (MSKCC) required at least 4 weeks to be so classified. **Both arms wer closed in combinationwith Ara-C. ***All randomized patients entered were evaluated.
IDAMYCIN® provides improved efficacy with an acceptable safety profile compared to duanorubicin during injection.* The type and incidence of various side effects seen with IDA/Ara-C are comparable to those observed with DNR/Ara-C.
In the foreign (non-IND) GIMEMA** study, involving patients >= 55 years of age, a 40% CR rate was achieved with IDA/Ara-C and a 39% CR rate with DNR/Ara-C. As in the U.S. trials, more patients achieved CRs after one course of IDAMYCIN© (74% v 51% P<0.05). Probability of survival at 18 months was 15% for IDA/Ara-C and 18% for DNR/Ara-C. The results of this study emphasize the importance of supportive care during induction. There was a higher incidence of induction deaths, which may have adversely affected the outcome of this trial. It can be speculated that these results were due to the lack of appropriate supportive care of these institutions.
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