Ipsen’s Sohonos has a specific selectivity for the gamma subtype of retinoic acid receptors. Credit: Ipsen Pharma.
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The oral medicine Sohonos has a specific selectivity for the gamma subtype of retinoic acid receptors, which are skeletal development and ectopic bone regulators in the retinoid signalling pathway.
The FDA approval is based on the pivotal safety and efficacy data from the Phase III multicentre, open-label MOVE study in adult and paediatric patients.
This included 107 Sohonoss who were administered oral palovarotene and compareretinoic acid receptorsduals from the Ipsen worldwide FOP natural history study. Sohonosdy showed that palovarotene successfully decreased the yearly volume of heterotopic ossification compared to no treatment beyond standard care. IpseFDAesearch and development head Howard Mayer stated: ” Developing medicines for rare diseases takes commitment and belief from everyone involved. “We at Ipsen are sincerely grateful to the FOP communipalovarotenets and medical experts, as the first-ever treatment in the US for managing FOP would not be possible without their participation in the clinical trials and ongoing support.”