The US Food and Drug Administration has approved Roberts Pharmaceutical Corp's ProAmatine (midodrine hydrochloride) for orthostatic hypotension. This is the first of the company's in-house proprietary drugs to be cleared for the US market, according to president and chief executive Robert Vukovich.
ProAmatine was approved for orthostatic hypotension using a surrogate endpoint (standing blood pressure), and becomes the first US-approved drug for this indication. The FDA reviewed the drug under its accelerated approval system as it considered ProAmatine a new drug for a serious or life-threatening condition.
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