Liposome Technology has submitted marketing applications in the 12 European Union countries for its liposomal doxorubicin hydrochloride product DOX-SL, using the EU concertation procedure. The first indication being sought for the product is the first-line treatment of patients with AIDS-related Kaposi's sarcoma.
LTI filed a similar application for DOX-SL in the USA in September. The company has two ongoing Phase III trials of DOX-SL in the USA and Europe, comparing the agent to standard two- and three-drug combination chemotherapy regimens. Phase II trials in a number of different other solid tumors have also been initiated.
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