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Pediatric Exclusivity Statistics

as of August 31, 2012

Review DivisionProposed Pediatric Study Requests (PPSRs) ReceivedWritten Requests Issued *
DCRP (Division of Cardiovascular Renal Products)70 Updated43 
DNP (Division of Neurology Products63 Updated28 
DPP (Division of Psychiatry Products)53 35 
DOP1 (Division of Oncology Products 1)32 19 
DOP2 (Division of Oncology Products 2)20 Updated16 
DHP (Division of Hematology Products)44 Updated18 
DHOTP (Division of Hematology Oncology Toxicology Products)  0 0
DMIP (Division of Medical Imaging Products)18 7
DAAP (Division of Analgesia, Anesthesia, and Addiction Products)74 39 
DGIEP (Division of Gastroentereology and Inborn Products)47 23 
DMEP (Division of Metabolism and Endocrinology Products)94 37 
DAIP (Division of Anti-Infective Products)19 
DAVP (Division of Anti-Viral Products)49 42 
DDDP (Division of Dermatology and Dental Products)40 19 
DNCE (Division of Nonprescription Evaluation)85
DNRD (Division of Nonprescription Regulation Development)00
DPARP (Division of Pulmonary, Allergy and Rheumatology Products)40 22 
DRUP (Division of Reproductive and Urologic Products)33 12 
DTOP (Division of Transplant and Ophthalmology Products)43 49 
TOTAL
747 Updated
419   

 

Numbers reflect the number of drugs (i.e., active moiety) per division.

TOTAL Actions

340   Written Requests with PPSRs

  79   Written Requests without PPSRs

348 Updated  Incomplete Responses  

  26   PPSR Withdrawals

    9   Written Request Withdrawals

496 Updated  Written Request Amendments

TOTAL = 1298 Updated

 

 *This column will never equal the number of proposals submitted, because a Written Request may be issued without a proposal, and a proposal may result in an action that is incomplete instead of a Written Request.

New/Transfers - some PPSRs/WRs were transferred to other divisions which are organized by therapeutic area within the Pediatric Exclusivity database.

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