Renal No dose adjustment for mild-moderate impairment (CrCl 30–89); severe not studied
Hepatic Undefined (not studied; consider other options in cirrhosis)
Instructions
Induction by IV infusion (UC ≥30 min; CD ≥90 min); do not give as IV push
Maintenance by SC injection (abdomen, thigh, or back of upper arm); may self-inject after training
Before treatment: evaluate for TB, obtain liver enzymes/bilirubin, complete age-appropriate vaccinations
Avoid live vaccines
If dose missed, give as soon as possible then resume q4wk
Available strengths
inj 20, 100 mg/mL
Cautions
Serious hypersensitivity reactions including anaphylaxis and infusion-related reactions
Infections — do not initiate during clinically important active infection
Tuberculosis — do not give with active TB; treat latent TB first
Hepatotoxicity/drug-induced liver injury — monitor liver enzymes and bilirubin
Avoid live vaccines
Adverse reactions
Upper respiratory tract infections
Injection site reactions
Arthralgia
Rash
Headache
Herpes viral infection
Elevated liver tests
Pregnancy Insufficient data; monoclonal antibody may cross placenta and cause immunosuppression in exposed infant; no adverse developmental effects in monkeys at 20x MRHD
Lactation No human milk data; IgG/monoclonal antibodies transferred in milk; weigh benefits vs. risk
Cost
Mirikizumab (OMVOH)
Strength
#/mo
generic $/unit
CostPlus
20 mg/mL
inj
per unit
not offered
100 mg/mL
inj
per unit
not offered
NADAC is a voluntary CMS survey of what retail community pharmacies pay for the drugs they stock. Mirikizumab is administered under clinical supervision and dispensed outside retail pharmacies, so it rarely appears on surveyed invoices.