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市場調查報告書

肺癌治療市場︰縱橫市場的第三代細胞毒素治療法

Stakeholder Insight: Lung Cancer - Third-Generation Cytotoxics Set to Dominate the Market

出版商 Datamonitor
出版日期 2004年02月 商品編碼 17885
內容資訊 英文  
價格
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本報告已在2011年07月19日停止出版。

簡介

一般預料在2003年,主要7國的SCLC(小細胞肺癌)、NSCLC(非小細胞癌)的初診病例達到423,000例。儘管醫療業界高度重視這個疾病,但是依舊仍存在著低存活率等尚待解決的多項課題。

專門從事各市場分析的英國市調公司 Datamonitor Corporation(總公司:倫敦),針對主要7國市場的肺癌診斷現況及治療動向進行詳盡地分析與調查,並將其結果統整出版了一份名為"Stakeholder Insight: Lung Cancer - Third-Generation Cytotoxics Set to Dominate the Market"的調查報告書。

此報告書基於針對主要7國市場的臨床腫瘤學者、呼吸道醫師152名所做的調查結果,對於現今肺癌治療的現況進行分析。另外也提供SCLC、NSCLC診斷類型的相關情報。此報告書使用了160張圖表、291頁的篇幅 ,針對以上的內容進行探討,其概略架構如下所示。

1.摘要

2.簡介

3.不同國家的治療選擇

  • 美國
  • 日本
  • 法國
  • 德國
  • 義大利
  • 西班牙
  • 英國

4.肺癌的定義(SCLC、NSCLC)與流行病學

5.診斷與諮詢

  • 診斷與醫師類別
  • 高年齡層患者的診斷及課題

6.治療人口

  • 針對肺癌的學術研究
  • 患者的特徵
  • 高年齡層患者治療的課題

7.SCLC的治療(局限期、蔓延期)

8.NSCLC的治療(I、II、IIIA、IIIB、IV階段)

9.第一線治療藥物(SCLC、NSCLC)

10.第二線治療藥物(移往第二線治療的SCLC、NSCLC患者)

11.處方要素及醫藥情報

12.治療結果

13.今後課題

14.患者人口的相關資料(美國、日本、法國、德國、義大利、西班牙、英國)

目錄

INTRODUCTION

According to Datamonitor's estimate, nearly 423,000 new cases of SCLC and NSCLC are expected to be diagnosed in the seven major pharmaceutical markets in 2003. Despite the high level of pharmaceutical interest, there are significant unmet needs in the disease in terms of poor survival. This report examines the current diagnosis and treatment trends of lung cancer in the seven major markets.

SCOPE OF THE REPORT

  • Analysis of Lung cancer treatment based on a survey of 152 clinical oncologists and pulmonologists in the 7 major markets
  • Diagnosis patterns of SCLC and NSCLC, including stage distribution and physician types responsible for diagnosis
  • Percentage use of various treatment modalities for SCLC and NSCLC by stage

REPORT HIGHLIGHTS

Third-generation cytotoxics, such as gemcitabine, vinorelbine and paclitaxel, are increasingly being prescribed to SCLC patients. Having reached an efficacy plateau with cisplatin and etoposide regimen, Datamonitor believes that physicians will increasingly experiment with third-generation chemotherapy that have proven to be effective in NSCLC.

Cisplatin plus Campto (irinotecan) is the gold-standard regimen for extensive SCLC in Japan, based on the results of a Japanese trial. Physicians in the US and Europe are generally skeptical of the regimen and it will not see a wide uptake until the results are replicated in a Western clinical trial.

Aventis' Taxotere (docetaxel) has the potential to become the gold-standard first-line therapy for NSCLC in the US. However, Datamonitor believes that this is unlikely to be the case in the European markets, where Lilly's Gemzar (gemcitabine) and Pierre Fabre/GSK's Navelbine (vinorelbine) will continue to dominate the NSCLC market.

KEY REASONS TO BUY THIS REPORT

  • Assess the number of drug-treated population of lung cancer in the seven major markets
  • Enhance your commercial positioning by understanding the dynamics of current lung cancer drugs

Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Scope of the analysis
Datamonitor insight into the lung cancer market
Cisplatin plus Campto (irinotecan) is the gold-standard regimen for extensive SCLC in Japan, based on the results of a Japanese trial. Physicians in the US and Europe are generally skeptical of the regimen and it will not see a wide uptake until the results are replicated in a Western clinical trial
Third-generation cytotoxics, such as gemcitabine, vinorelbine and paclitaxel, commonly used for NSCLC, are increasingly being prescribed to SCLC patients. Having reached an efficacy plateau with cisplatin and etoposide regimen, Datamonitor believes that physicians will increasingly experiment with third-generation chemotherapy that have proven to be effective in NSCLC
Adjuvant chemotherapy for NSCLC remains controversial and opinions are divided on its benefit. There are ongoing clinical trials such as ANITA I and II that are investigating the survival benefit of adjuvant chemotherapy, but unless they show significant improvement in survival, the controversy is likely to continue and adjuvant chemotherapy is not expected to become a standard practice for NSCLC
Aventis'  Taxotere (docetaxel) has the potential to become the gold-standard first-line therapy for NSCLC in the US. However, Datamonitor believes that this is unlikely to be the case in the European markets, where Lilly' s Gemzar (gemcitabine) and Pierre Fabre/GSK' s Navelbine (vinorelbine) will continue to dominate the NSCLC market
Key metrics

CHAPTER 2 INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE

Coverage of the Stakeholder Insight Survey

CHAPTER 3 COUNTRY TREATMENT TREES

US
Japan
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
UK

CHAPTER 4 DEFINITION AND EPIDEMIOLOGY

Definition of lung cancer
Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC)
Small cell lung cancer (SCLC)
Epidemiology of lung cancer

CHAPTER 5 DIAGNOSIS AND REFERRAL

Diagnosis
Physician types responsible for diagnosis
Referral
Stage distribution of diagnosed SCLC patients
Stage distribution of diagnosed NSCLC patients
Issues in elderly patients
Diagnosis of elderly patients

CHAPTER 6 TREATMENT POPULATION

Multi-disciplinary approach to lung cancer
Physician types responsible for treatment
Patient characteristics
Stage distribution of treated SCLC patients
Stage distribution of treated NSCLC patients
Issues in the treatment of elderly patients
Treatment of elderly patients with chemotherapy
Increase in use of chemotherapy in elderly patients
Reasons for increase in use of chemotherapy for elderly patients

CHAPTER 7 TREATMENT MODALITIES FOR SCLC

Limited stage SCLC
Physician data
Extensive stage SCLC
Physician data

CHAPTER 8 TREATMENT MODALITIES FOR NSCLC

Stage I NSCLC
Physician data
Stage II NSCLC
Physician data
Stage IIIA NSCLC
Physician data
Stage IIIB NSCLC
Physician data
Stage IV NSCLC
Physician data

CHAPTER 9 FIRST-LINE DRUG REGIMENS

Small cell lung cancer
Limited stage SCLC
Extensive stage SCLC
Non-small cell lung cancer
Stage I
Stage II
Stage IIIA
Stage IIIB
Stage IV

CHAPTER 10 SECOND-LINE DRUG REGIMENS

SCLC patients progressing to second-line treatment
Second-line drug regimens for SCLC
NSCLC patients progressing to second-line treatment
Second-line drug regimens for NSCLC

CHAPTER 11 PRESCRIBING FACTORS & DRUG PROFILES

Prescribing factors
SCLC
NSCLC
Drug profiles
Cisplatin versus carboplatin
Paclitaxel versus docetaxel
Gemcitabine versus IV vinorelbine versus oral vinorelbine
Etoposide versus topotecan
Iressa
Comparative physician ratings

CHAPTER 12 TREATMENT OUTCOMES

Median survival for SCLC
Median survival for NSCLC

CHAPTER 13 FUTURE ISSUES

Future gold-standard regimens for SCLC
Reasons
Future gold-standard regimens for NSCLC
Reasons

CHAPTER 14 POPULATION DATA

US
Japan
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
UK
List of tables
List of figures
Physician research methodology
Introduction
Our research partners
Research objectives
Questionnaire development
Research methodology
Data processing
Quality control
Physician Sample breakdown
Contributing experts
The survey questionnaire
Disclaimer

List of Tables

Table 1: Incidence of SCLC and NSCLC in the seven major markets to 2011
Table 2: Stages of NSCLC
Table 3: Stages of SCLC
Table 4: Incidence of SCLC and NSCLC in the seven major markets to 2011
Table 5: Percentage breakdown of physician types responsible for the diagnosis of lung cancer
Table 6: Percentage of lung cancer patients referred to physicians interviewed by Datamonitor
Table 7: Percentage of SCLC patients diagnosed in each stage
Table 8: Percentage of NSCLC patients diagnosed in each stage
Table 9: Percentage of lung cancer patients who are elderly
Table 10: Percentage of physicians responsible for the treatment of lung cancer
Table 11: Percentage of SCLC patients treated in each stage
Table 12: Percentage of NSCLC patients treated in each stage
Table 13: Percentage of elderly lung cancer patients receiving chemotherapy
Table 14: Increase in use of chemotherapy in elderly patients
Table 15: Reasons for increase in use of chemotherapy for elderly patients
Table 16: Treatment modalities of limited stage SCLC
Table 17: Treatment modalities of extensive stage SCLC
Table 18: Treatment modalities of stage I NSCLC
Table 19: Percentage of patients receiving surgery alone or in combination with other modalities in stage I
Table 20: Treatment modalities of stage II NSCLC
Table 21: Treatment modalities of stage IIIA NSCLC
Table 22: Percentage of stage IIIA NSCLC patients receiving surgery in combination with other modalities
Table 23: Treatment modalities of stage IIIB NSCLC
Table 24: Treatment modalities of stage IV NSCLC
Table 25: Percentage use of drug regimens for limited SCLC
Table 26: Percentage use of drug regimens for extensive SCLC
Table 27: Percentage use of drug regimens for stage I NSCLC
Table 28: Percentage use of drug regimens for stage II NSCLC
Table 29: Percentage use of drug regimens for stage IIIA NSCLC
Table 30: Percentage use of drug regimens for stage IIIB NSCLC
Table 31: Percentage use of drug regimens for stage IV NSCLC
Table 32: Percentage of SCLC patients progressing to second-line
Table 33: Percentage use of second-line regimens for SCLC
Table 34: Percentage of NSCLC patients progressing to second-line
Table 35: Percentage use of second-line regimens for NSCLC
Table 36: Physician rating of prescribing factors for SCLC
Table 37: Physician rating of prescribing factors for NSCLC
Table 38: Physician ratings of cisplatin versus carboplatin
Table 39: Physician ratings of paclitaxel versus docetaxel
Table 40: Physician ratings of gemcitabine versus IV vinorelbine versus oral vinorelbine
Table 41: Physician ratings of etoposide versus topotecan
Table 42: Physician rating of Iressa
Table 43: Comparative physician ratings of commonly used lung cancer drugs
Table 44: Median survival of SCLC patients
Table 45: Median survival of NSCLC patients
Table 46: Physicians'  opinion of future gold standard regimens for SCLC (%)
Table 47: Physician ranking of reasons for choosing the above regimens as the future gold standard for SCLC
Table 48: Physicians'  opinion of future gold standard regimens for NSCLC (%)
Table 49: Physician ranking of reasons for choosing the above regimens as the future gold standard for NSCLC
Table 50: Patient population data for treatment modalities of SCLC in the US
Table 51: Patient population data for SCLC drug regimens in the US
Table 52: Population data for second-line drug regimens for SCLC in the US
Table 53: Patient population data for treatment modalities of NSCLC in the US
Table 54: Patient population data for NSCLC drug regimens in the US
Table 55: Population data for second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in the US
Table 56: Patient population data for treatment modalities of SCLC in Japan
Table 57: Patient population data for SCLC drug regimens in Japan
Table 58: Population data for second-line drug regimens for SCLC in Japan
Table 59: Patient population data for treatment modalities of NSCLC in Japan
Table 60: Patient population data for NSCLC drug regimens in Japan
Table 61: Population data for second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in Japan
Table 62: Patient population data for treatment modalities of SCLC in France
Table 63: Patient population data for SCLC drug regimens in France
Table 64: Population data for second-line drug regimens for SCLC in France
Table 65: Patient population data for treatment modalities of NSCLC in France
Table 66: Patient population data for NSCLC drug regimens in France
Table 67: Population data for second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in France
Table 68: Patient population data for treatment modalities of SCLC in Germany
Table 69: Patient population data for SCLC drug regimens in Germany
Table 70: Population data for second-line drug regimens for SCLC in Germany
Table 71: Patient population data for treatment modalities of NSCLC in Germany
Table 72: Patient population data for NSCLC drug regimens in Germany
Table 73: Population data for second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in Germany
Table 74: Patient population data for treatment modalities of SCLC in Italy
Table 75: Patient population data for SCLC drug regimens in Italy
Table 76: Population data for second-line drug regimens for SCLC in Italy
Table 77: Patient population data for treatment modalities of NSCLC in Italy
Table 78: Patient population data for NSCLC drug regimens in Italy
Table 79: Population data for second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in Italy
Table 80: Patient population data for treatment modalities of SCLC in Spain
Table 81: Patient population data for SCLC drug regimens in Spain
Table 82: Population data for second-line drug regimens for SCLC in Spain
Table 83: Patient population data for treatment modalities of NSCLC in Spain
Table 84: Patient population data for NSCLC drug regimens in Spain
Table 85: Population data for second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in Spain
Table 86: Patient population data for treatment modalities of SCLC in the UK
Table 87: Patient population data for SCLC drug regimens in the UK
Table 88: Population data for second-line drug regimens for SCLC in the UK
Table 89: Patient population data for treatment modalities of NSCLC in the UK
Table 90: Patient population data for NSCLC drug regimens in the UK
Table 91: Population data for second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in the UK
Table 92: Stakeholder and Multiclient Insight Studies by Therapy Area, 2003
Table 93: Physician sample breakdown
List of Figures
Figure 1: Incidence of SCLC and NSCLC in the seven major markets to 2011
Figure 2: Comparative physician ratings of commonly used lung cancer drugs
Figure 3: Diagrammatic overview of the coverage of the Stakeholder Insight Lung Cancer survey, 2003
Figure 4: Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for SCLC in the US in 2003
Figure 5: Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in the US in 2003
Figure 6: Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for SCLC in Japan in 2003
Figure 7: Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in Japan in 2003
Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in Japan in 2003 (cont' d)
Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in Japan in 2003 (cont' d)
Figure 8: Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for SCLC in France in 2003
Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for SCLC in France in 2003 (cont' d)
Figure 9: Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in France in 2003
Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in France in 2003 (cont' d)
Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in France in 2003 (cont' d)
Figure 10: Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for SCLC in Germany in 2003
Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for SCLC in Germany in 2003 (cont' d)
Figure 11: Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in Germany in 2003
Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in Germany in 2003 (cont' d)
Figure 12: Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for SCLC in Italy in 2003
Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for SCLC in Italy in 2003 (cont' d)
Figure 13: Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in Italy in 2003
Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in Italy in 2003 (cont' d)
Figure 14: Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for SCLC in Spain in 2003
Figure 15: Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in Spain in 2003
Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in Spain in 2003 (cont' d)
Figure 16: Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for SCLC in the UK in 2003
Figure 17: Population data of first- and second-line drug regimens for NSCLC in the UK in 2003
Figure 18: The lung
Figure 19: Incidence of SCLC and NSCLC in the seven major markets to 2011
Figure 20: Percentage breakdown of physician types responsible for the diagnosis of lung cancer
Figure 21: Percentage of lung cancer patients referred to physicians interviewed by Datamonitor
Figure 22: Percentage of SCLC patients diagnosed in each stage
Figure 23: Percentage of NSCLC patients diagnosed in each stage
Figure 24: Stage distribution of diagnosed NSCLC patients in Japan
Figure 25: Stage distribution of diagnosed NSCLC patients in the UK
Figure 26: Percentage of lung cancer patients who are elderly
Figure 27: Percentages of physicians responsible for the treatment of lung cancer
Figure 28: Percentage of SCLC patients treated in each stage
Figure 29: Percentage of NSCLC patients treated in each stage
Figure 30: Percentage of elderly lung cancer patients receiving chemotherapy
Figure 31: Increase in use of chemotherapy in elderly patients
Figure 32: Reasons for increase in use of chemotherapy for elderly patients
Figure 33: Treatment modalities of limited stage SCLC
Figure 34: Treatment modalities of extensive stage SCLC
Figure 35: Treatment modalities of stage I NSCLC
Figure 36: Percentage of patients receiving surgery alone or in combination with other modalities in stage I
Figure 37: Treatment modalities of stage II NSCLC
Figure 38: Treatment modalities of stage IIIA NSCLC
Figure 39: Percentage of stage IIIA NSCLC patients receiving surgery in combination with other modalities
Figure 40: Treatment modalities of stage IIIB NSCLC
Figure 41: Treatment modalities of stage IV NSCLC
Figure 42: Top five regimens for limited SCLC in the seven major markets
Figure 43: Top five regimens for extensive SCLC in the seven major markets
Figure 44: Percentage use of drug regimens for Stage I NSCLC
Figure 45: Percentage use of drug regimens for stage II NSCLC
Figure 46: Percentage use of drug regimens for stage IIIA NSCLC
Figure 47: Percentage use of drug regimens for stage IIIB NSCLC
Figure 48: Percentage use of drug regimens for stage IV NSCLC
Figure 49: Percentage of SCLC patients progressing to second-line
Figure 50: Percentage use of second-line regimens for SCLC
Figure 51: Percentage of NSCLC patients progressing to second-line
Figure 52: Percentage use of second-line regimens for NSCLC
Figure 53: Physician rating of prescribing factors for SCLC
Figure 54: Physician rating of prescribing factors for NSCLC
Figure 55: Physician ratings of cisplatin versus carboplatin
Figure 56: Physician ratings of paclitaxel versus docetaxel
Figure 57: Physician ratings of gemcitabine versus IV vinorelbine versus oral vinorelbine
Figure 58: Physician ratings of etoposide versus topotecan
Figure 59: Physician rating of Iressa
Figure 60: Comparative physician ratings of commonly used lung cancer drugs
Figure 61: Median survival of SCLC patients
Figure 62: Median survival of NSCLC patients
Figure 63: Physicians'  opinion of future gold standard regimens for SCLC
Figure 64: Physician ranking of reasons for choosing the above regimens as the future gold standard for SCLC
Figure 65: Physicians'  opinion of future gold standard regimens for NSCLC
Figure 66: Physician ranking of reasons for choosing the above regimens as the future gold standard for NSCLC
Figure 67: Primary Research Process
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