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After nearly 3 decades of regulatory activity concerning new drugs' potential for delayed cardiac repolarization an integrated risk assessment paradigm for small molecule drugs has been established. Regulatory guidance also suggests that for large, targeted proteins and monoclonal antibodies no quantitative clinical QTc assessment is necessary. The expansion of new drug modalities prompts the question: "Should these new modalities be treated like small molecule drugs or like monoclonal antibodies?"
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