Status: One Wales interim decision | ||
Using the agreed starting and stopping criteria, vonicog alfa (Veyvondi®▼) can be made available within NHS Wales for on-demand treatment of non-surgical and surgical (elective and emergency) bleeding episodes in children aged up to 17 years with von Willebrand disease. Vonicog alfa (Veyvondi®▼) will be available as a second line treatment, given when desmopressin treatment with or without tranexamic acid is ineffective or not indicated. The risks and benefits of the off-label use of vonicog alfa (Veyvondi®▼) for this indication should be clearly stated and discussed with the patient to allow informed consent. Providers should consult the relevant guidelines on prescribing unlicensed medicines before any off-label medicines are prescribed. In November 2022 OWMAG recommended this treatment in NHS Wales, in November 2023 there was a review of the recommendation. OWMAG found nothing new that affects the original decision. Next review: this decision will be reviewed again after 12 months or earlier if new evidence becomes available. |
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Medicine details |
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Medicine name | vonicog alfa (Veyvondi®) | |
Formulation | 650 IU and 1300 IU powder and solvent for solution for injection | |
Reference number | OW19 | |
Indication | On-demand treatment of non-surgical and surgical (elective and emergency) bleeding episodes in children aged up to 17 years with von Willebrand disease |
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Company | Takeda UK Ltd | |
BNF chapter | Nutrition & blood | |
Submission type | One Wales | |
Status | One Wales interim decision | |
Advice number | OW19 | |
Date of issue | 07/11/2022 | |
Date of last review | November 2023 | |
Commercial arrangement | Other | |
Scrutiny Panel meeting date | useMuraDefault | |
LOWMAG meeting date | useMuraDefault | |
OWMAG meeting date | useMuraDefault |