Real-world use of trofinetide: a survey of practices from prescribers at Rett syndrome centers of excellence in the United States
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Abstract
Introduction Trofinetide is approved for the treatment of Rett syndrome (RTT) in the United States and Canada. The objective of this study was to describe RTT expert approach to trofinetide titration and observed impact in their practice.Methods In May 2024, an electronic survey was sent to prescribers at RTT centers of excellence (COEs) in the United States to collect real-world experience with trofinetide dosing strategies and observed impact on tolerability.Results Overall, 67% (22/33) of prescribers from 89% (16/18) of COEs responded to the survey. Most respondents (95%, n = 21) indicated they titrate trofinetide and 86% (n = 19) believed titration improved tolerability. Titration strategies included initiating at a lower percentage (50%, n = 11) or initiating at lower milliliters (27%, n = 6) than label dose, or individualized starting dose based on baseline conditions (14%, n = 3). Respondents estimated a median 75% of patients achieve their label dose after titration. Respondents encourage families to remain on trofinetide for a median of ≥16 weeks to adequately evaluate efficacy; most (77%, n = 17) indicated this period should start after the patient arrives at their highest tolerable dose.Conclusions Survey respondents from RTT COEs in the United States are most commonly titrating trofinetide to improve tolerability while decreasing treatment discontinuations.
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Baseline scores from an immature model (maturity gate not passed, 7 training rounds). Scores rank; they never assert a category.
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