TABLE 4.

Amount of midostaurin and metabolites in urine (0–72 hours) and feces (0–144 hours) after a single oral dose of 50 mg [14C]midostaurin (mean ± S.D.; n = 6)

Fraction of dose metabolized after recovery correction was > 90% in both rats and dogs after an intravenous dose (Supplement Material). This correction assumes that the disposition of the unrecovered radioactivity was similar to that of the recovered activity.

% of Dose [recovery corrected]
Feces
 P15.51.67 ± 0.50
 P21.21.64 ± 0.34
 P22.6B0.78 ± 0.28
 P23.30.95 ± 0.29
 P25.52.17 ± 0.81
 P27.95.75 ± 0.97
 P28.8B4.83 ± 1.61
 P29.6B26.7 ± 4.04 [37.5]
 P334.15 ± 0.53
 P33.64.94 ± 0.49
 P34.51.34 ± 0.46
 P35.32.44 ± 0.96
 P37.7; CGP52421 epimer 12.85 ± 0.45 [4.0]
 P38.7; CGP622213.65 ± 0.61[5.2]
 P39.8; CGP52421 epimer 2a
Midostaurin3.43 ± 1.63 [4.8]
Feces
 Sum of metabolites (144 hours)63.8 [89.6]
 Total radioactivity (144 hours)67.2 [94.5]
 Total radioactivity (20 days)77.6
Urine
 P6, P6B (72 hours)2.62 ± 0.73
 Midostaurin (72 hours)0
 Total radioactivity (144 hours)3.9 [5.4]
Excreta
 Sum of metabolites (144 hours)67.7b [95.2]
 Total radioactivity (144 hours)71.1 [100]
 Fraction of dose metabolized (144 hours)95.2
 Total radioactivity (20 days)81.6
  • a Trace amount detected, not quantifiable.

  • b 95% metabolized after recovery correction using a factor of 1.4 or 100/71.1.