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Omeros shares dropped after Europe said no to narsoplimab, and its special use program is ending.

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Omeros received another negative EU opinion and plans to end compassionate use; it says reviewers did not see data it submitted. Its approved U.S. drug is gaining sales, and a possible EU sales deal depended on approval, leaving opposing signs.

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The European decision closes the approval route for now. Omeros says reviewers did not see patient data it submitted. It plans to end free compassionate use and seek paid named-patient access, but that access is not yet in place. Current patients can finish treatment, and a possible EU sales partner depended on approval. The U.S. picture points the other way. The drug is approved, sales reached $32.2 million in the second quarter, and Medicare's added payment began October 1. Omeros also plans studies in 2 other uses. The European loss and U.S. growth point in opposite directions, so this report alone does not show one clear overall direction.

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