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Ektini is the first small molecule with independent intellectual property rights independently developed by Beda Pharmaceuticals to target anti-cancer drugs, its efficacy is accurate, low hepatotoxicity, high safety, evidence-based medical clinical evidence is rich, Chinese groups of data, in CSCO guidelines, wei Health care norms and brain transfer population, 21-L858R NSCLC patients were recommended as a priority, is currently the only one to continue the follow-up free drug program of the generation of EGFR-TKI original research drugs, with obvious differentiation advantages.
Currently, Ektini has been approved for two adaptations: (1) single drug for the treatment of patients with local late stage or metastasis non-small cell lung cancer with sensitive mutations in the skin growth factor recipient (EGFR) gene;
The application for a listing license for EKTinib's postoperative assisted therapy adaptation in NSCLC patients with EGFR gene-sensitive mutations was based on the EVIDENCE study, which was a controlled trial of postoperative assisted therapy in patients with EGFR mutations in stage II.-IIIA lung cancer, with Ektini therapy in the experimental group and standard assisted chemotherapy in the control group.
nearly 6 years of the project, the results showed that ektinist was more effective than standard complementary chemotherapy, which significantly extended patients' disease-free survival and improved safety.
as of this announcement date, there are no approved EGFR-TKI targeted drugs for postoperative ancillary therapy in patients with EGFR gene-sensitive mutation NSCLC.
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