Entrectinib (3) – Rozlytrek®

Solid tumors, neurotrophic tyrosine receptor kinase (NTRK) gene fusion, histology-independent, > 1 month to < 12 years

Characteristics

Start date 01.08.2024 – Marketing authorisation: 27.06.2024
Resolution 06.02.2025
INN Entrectinib
Brand name Rozlytrek®
Pharm. company Roche Pharma AG
G-BA Procedure ID D-1094
ATC code L01EX14 Other protein kinase inhibitors (L01EX)
Therapeutic area Oncological diseases
Reason for procedure New therapeutic indication
Regulatory status Conditional Approval

Studies and Results

  • Clinical trials
    • The STARTRK-NG trial is an ongoing, uncontrolled clinical study involving paediatric patients (from birth to < 18 years), which is divided into a dose-escalation phase and an expansion phase.
    • The TAPISTRY trial is an ongoing, uncontrolled, open-label platform trial with an umbrella design.
    • The STARTRK-2 trial is an ongoing, uncontrolled clinical study.

Paediatric patients (aged over one month to 12 years) with solid tumours harbouring a neurotrophic tyrosine receptor kinase (NTRK) gene fusion, who have locally advanced or metastatic disease, or a condition where surgical resection has a high probability of resulting in severe morbidity, and who have not previously received an NTRK inhibitor and for whom no satisfactory treatment options other than larotrectinib are available

  • In summary, there are no suitable data available to enable an assessment of the additional benefit; therefore, the additional benefit of entrectinib is not proven.
  • Overall assessment
    • In summary, there are no suitable data available to enable an assessment of the additional benefit; consequently, the additional benefit of entrectinib for the treatment of paediatric patients aged over 1 month with solid tumours harbouring an NTRK gene fusion, who have locally advanced or metastatic disease, or a condition where surgical resection has a high probability of resulting in severe morbidity, and who have not previously received an NTRK inhibitor and for whom no satisfactory treatment options are available, it is not proven.

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