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RasagilineAKM Rasagiline

Recommended NeurologyAuthority Required

Parkinson disease as adjunctive therapy in patients being treated with levodopa-decarboxylase inhibitor combinations who are experiencing fluctuations in motor function due to end-of-dose effect.

3
Submissions
2 resub
2011–12
On the record
ICER range
Cost-min
Cost basis

Decisions on record

2 decisions
  • Meeting Mar 2012 Recommended Parkinson Disease
  • Meeting Jul 2011 Not recommended Parkinson disease

Access path

3 submissions · public record
  1. TGA registered · AKM Rasagiline

    TGA label narrower than the PBS population

  2. Jul 2011
    Recommended

    vs entacapone (but PBAC considered it inappropriate…

  3. Mar 2012
    Recommended · restricted

    Comparator changed: entacapone (but PBAC considered it inappropriate; selegiline should…

  4. Mar 2012
    Recommended · restricted

    Comparator changed: entacapone (but PBAC considered it inappropriate; selegiline should…

  5. PBS listing · Authority Required
RecommendedDeferredNot recommended

Cost-effectiveness

Cost-minimisation analysis; no ICER calculated

The basis for the recommendation was cost-minimisation primarily against selegiline. PBAC · 2012
Cost-effectiveness accepted

Decision context

PopulationPatients with Parkinson disease experiencing motor fluctuations due to end-of-dose effect who are being treated with levodopa-decarboxylase inhibitor combinations

Submission history

3 entries
DecidedOutcomeComparatorICEREvidence
Mar 2012 Recommended · restricted selegiline (primary), entacapone (secondary) RCT, cost-minimisation · QoL, change in mean total daily OFF time, Total UPDRS score in ON state
Mar 2012 Recommended · restricted mixed comparator of selegiline and entacapone RCT
Jul 2011 Recommended entacapone (but PBAC considered it inappropriate; selegiline should have been included) RCT · QoL, other (no specific endpoint stated)

Similar precedents

By decision profile

Regulatory · TGA

Label narrower than PBS population — PBAC restricts to adjunctive therapy with motor fluctuations/end-of-dose effect; TGA label includes monotherapy and broader adjunctive use.