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What is Kovaltry?

Kovaltry (Antihemophilic Factor [Recombinant]) is a clotting Factor VIII that is very similar to the Factor VIII that occurs naturally in human blood.

 

 

Trust in Kovaltry’s experience

  • LEOPOLD studies consisted of 204 PTPs (153 adults/adolescents and 51 pediatrics)1*†‡
  • Kovaltry has an estimated 20,000 patient-years of exposure§ globally and has been available in Canada since 2016
Prism

CS/EP=chromogenic substrate assay per European Pharmacopoeia; CS/ADJ=chromogenic substrate assay/label adjusted to one-stage assay.

  • LEOPOLD I: A four-part, multicentre, open-label trial examining the safety, efficacy and pharmacokinetics of Kovaltry® in previously treated patients, adults and adolescents, with severe hemophilia A (<1%). Patients in Part B were given prophylaxis treatment of 20–50 IU/kg 2–3x/week for 12 months, with two different potency assignments (CS/EP and CS/ADJ for 6 months each).1,3.
  • LEOPOLD II: A Phase II/III, open-label, randomized, multicentre trial examining the safety and efficacy of Kovaltry® in previously treated patients, adults and adolescents, with severe hemophilia A (<1%). Patients were randomized to be treated with the on-demand or prophylaxis regimen (low dose [20–30 IU/kg], low frequency [2x/week] or high dose [30–40 IU/kg], high frequency [3x/week]) for 12 months, with two different potency assignments (CS/EP and CS/ADJ for 6 months each).1,4.
  • LEOPOLD Kids (Part A): A two-part, Phase III, multicentre, open-label trial examining the safety, efficacy and pharmacokinetics of Kovaltry® in previously treated patients, pediatrics <12 years, with severe hemophilia A (<1%). Patients were given prophylaxis treatment of 25–50 IU/kg at least 2x/week for treatment of breakthrough bleeds and prevention bleeds during surgical procedures.1,5.
  • Patient-years of exposure = International Units sold/annual dose per patient.
  • Reporting period is January 27, 2016 to August 31, 2020.