Netherlands-based biotechnology firm Pharming NV has completed a dossier on its recombinant human C1 inhibitor (rhC1INH) for compassionate use filings to treat hereditary angioedema.
Compassionate-use filings are intended to ensure availability of key products for unmet medical needs. Several countries have specific legislation for compassionate use which makes products available in a quick and efficient manner for patients. According to the Leiden-headquartered firm, this approach will provide for a more rapid availability of rhC1INH for HAE patients in markets with limited treatment options.
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