PROGRAF AVERAGE DAILY COST Of $18.31 AT MAINTENANCE DOSES was estimated based on a retrospective analysis of clinical data from the pivotal study of Fujisawa's recently approved immunosuppressant agent. Prograf (tacrolimus, FK-506) was launched in June at a price of $2.18 per milligram AWP. Based on the average .12 mg/kg dose being used in patients at day 330 post- transplant, the study found that the average drug cost per day for a 70 mg patient would be $18.31 or an annualized cost of $6,683.15. The analysis was performed by the Boston consulting firm Putnam Associates on behalf of Fujisawa.
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