Before FDA could approve Daiichi Sankyo Inc.’s Factor Xa inhibitor Savaysa (edoxaban) for stroke risk reduction in atrial fibrillation patients, the agency had to overcome numerous differences of opinion – both internally and among its external advisors – on some unexpected efficacy findings in the pivotal trial.
Agency staff within and across review disciplines were divided on what to do about a significant interaction between edoxaban efficacy and renal function in a-fib patients. Specifically, patients with normal...
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