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Will the CHMP issue a positive opinion on narsoplimab following re-examination before 31 December 2026?

deadline 2026-12-31 confidence medium tier 4 evidence
6%Asturna estimate

Resolution criterion

Yes if the CHMP adopts a positive opinion at the end of the re-examination procedure and publishes it in its meeting highlights or on the EPAR page by 31 December 2026. A confirmation of the refusal or the absence of an opinion count as no.

Verified starting state

Negative CHMP opinion on 25 June 2026 for transplant-associated thrombotic microangiopathy. Omeros requested a re-examination, listed as ongoing in the July 2026 meeting highlights. The grounds for refusal (no placebo arm, insufficient paediatric data) cannot be corrected by new analyses.

What pushes it up

What pushes it down

What would move this number most

Whether CHMP scientific re-examiners accept alternative real-world evidence or historical control data to satisfy the requirement for control comparisons without a prospective placebo arm.

How this number is built

Deadline2026-12-31
Base rate10%
Best evidencetier 4 · 1 article(s) used
Independent runs5 · 7 (spread 2 pts)
Confidencemedium
Evidence capnot triggered
Last revised2026-10-12 09:03
Modelgemini-3.5-flash

Sources consulted

Omeros Corporation Announces Update on European Marketing Authorization Application for Narsoplimab in TA-TMAtier 4 · BioSpace · 2026-06-26

Probability history

2026-10-12 09:03 6% 3 article(s) on file · gemini-3.5-flash
  • What pushes it up. Omeros requested a re-examination following the June 2026 negative opinion, which keeps the approval pathway active for a final CHMP vote before the end of 2026 [tier 1].
  • What pushes it down. The primary grounds for the June 2026 refusal—lack of a placebo control arm and insufficient paediatric data—cannot be resolved by re-analysing existing trial data [tier 1].
  • What pushes it down. CHMP re-examinations rarely overturn initial negative votes unless new scientific evidence or re-evaluations significantly alter the benefit-risk balance, which is improbable given structural study design limitations [tier 1].
  • What would move this number most. Whether CHMP scientific re-examiners accept alternative real-world evidence or historical control data to satisfy the requirement for control comparisons without a prospective placebo arm.
2026-09-28 09:02 6% 55 article(s) on file · gemini-3.8-flash
  • What pushes it up. Omeros requested a formal re-examination, providing an opportunity to argue high unmet medical need or seek conditional approval before an EMA scientific advisory group [Hand-verified starting state, tier 1].
  • What pushes it down. The initial grounds for refusal—lack of a placebo control arm and insufficient paediatric data—stem from core study design and cannot be solved through re-analysis of existing data [Hand-verified starting state, tier 1].
  • What pushes it down. EMA re-examination procedures do not permit the introduction of new clinical trial data, making structural trial deficiencies virtually impossible to overcome within the 60-day review period [Hand-verified starting state, tier 1].
  • What pushes it down. The September 2026 CHMP meeting highlights do not announce any reversal for narsoplimab, leaving very little time before year-end for a positive outcome [0, tier 1].
  • What would move this number most. Whether CHMP would consider exceptional circumstances or conditional approval based purely on scientific advisory re-argument of existing uncontrolled data.
2026-09-24 09:00 7% 46 article(s) on file · openai/gpt-oss-120b (Groq)

Reasons not recorded for this revision (detailed history has only been kept since recently).

2026-09-19 07:37 5% 27 article(s) on file · gemini-3-flash-preview

Reasons not recorded for this revision (detailed history has only been kept since recently).