英文摘要 |
The rapid development of the biopharmaceutical industry in the past two decades has made it an important industry besides traditional pharmaceuticals. Biosimilars are a rising star in the pharmaceutical industry and new therapeutic areas in recent years. As many patents for originally developed biological agents expired one after another, other factories can begin to develop and market so-called 'biosimilar drugs'. The relatively cheaper price advantage does provide new options for the drug economy. The focus is on anti-cancer drugs to provide cancer patients with more choices. Owing to biological agents are usually large molecular protein preparations with a high degree of complexity and specificity, they face role positioning in clinical applications and challenges, such as extrapolation of indications, interchangeability, naming methods, and drug monitoring. The censorship and management regulations are not the same in each country, it needs more practical verification and discussion to reach consensus. It is recommended that when evaluating new and selecting biosimilars, clinicians should not only consider the economic benefits of the drugs, but also carefully evaluate the stability of the drug quality, confirm the clinical efficacy, and implement the monitoring of drug safety to ensure the efficacy and safety of the drugs used by patients. |