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How to optimize treatment of G1 patients? - PPT Presentation

Prof G K K Lau 2012 Standard of care SOC for chronic HCV infection Peginterferon PegIFN ribavirin RBV 48 weeks HCV G1 4 5 and 6 24 weeks HCV G2 and 3 Induce sustained ID: 932181

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How to optimize treatment of G1 patients?

Prof. G. K. K. Lau 2012

Slide2

Standard of care (SOC) for chronic HCV infectionPeginterferon (

PegIFN) + ribavirin (RBV)48 weeks (HCV G1, 4, 5 and 6)24 weeks (HCV G2 and 3)

Induce sustained virologic

response (SVR) rates (associated with long-term clearance of HCV infection)40-50% (G1)>80% (G2 and 3)

Two major advances

Direct-acting antiviral (DAA) agentsSingle-nucleotide polymorphisms

Prof. G. K. K. Lau 2012

Introduction

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Five distinct drug classes currently under developmentThe only drugs approved by FDA at present

Inhibitors of the HCV non-structural protein 3/4A (NS3/4A) serine proteaseInhibits HCV replication and virion

assemblyBoceprevir

(BOC)Telaprevir (TVR)Monotherapy

: rapid development of drug resistance

Combination therapies (with PegIFN and RBV) lower drug resistance and improves antiviral response.

Prof. G. K. K. Lau 2012

DAA Agents

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BOC /TVR in combination with PegIFN-α and RBV have

shown great improvement on SVR compared to SOC

For Treatment Naïve Patients

Four weeks lead-in treatment, PegIFN-α and RBV only; BOC 800 mg (with food), 3 times/day with

PegIFN

-α and RBV (24-44 weeks)TVR 750 mg (with food), 3 times/day with PegIFN-α and RBV (12 weeks) + 12-36 weeks of

PegIFN and RBV

Prof. G. K. K. Lau 2012

Optimal treatment for CHC G1

(Naïve Patients)

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Patients without cirrhosis (BOC/PegIFN/RBV treated)

HCV RNA undetectable at weeks 8 and 24Shortened duration of treatment (28 weeks: 4 weeks lead-in + 24 weeks of combination therapy)

Patients without cirrhosis (TVR/

PegIFN/RBV treated)HCV RNA undetectable at weeks 4 and 12

Shortened duration of treatment (24 weeks)

Patients with cirrhosis 48 weeks therapy regardless of drug use (BOC/TVR + PegIFN

+ RBV)

Prof. G. K. K. Lau 2012

Optimal treatment for CHC G1

(Naïve Patients)

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Treatment termination (patients without cirrhosis)HCV RNA level >100 IU/mL at week 12 or detectable at week 24

Treatment termination (patients with cirrhosis)HCV RNA level >1000 IU/mL at week 4 or 12 and/or detectable at week 24

Prof. G. K. K. Lau 2012

Optimal treatment for CHC G1

(Naïve Patients)

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Virological relapse / partial responders after a prior course of treatment with

PegIFN-α and/or RBV  Re-treatment with BOC/TVR +

PegIFN-α and/or RBV

Re-treatment with TVR/PegIFN-α /RBV for prior null responders to standard

PegIFN

-α/RBV therapyResponse-guided therapy using BOC/TVR based treatments cannot be recommended for null responder

Prof. G. K. K. Lau 2012

Optimal treatment for CHC

G1

(Patients

Previously Received Therapy)

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Treatment termination (BOC/PegIFN

alfa/RBV)

HCV RNA level >100 IU/mL at week 12

High chance of antiviral resistance developmentTreatment termination (TVR/PegIFN

alfa/RBV)HCV RNA level >1000 IU/mL at week 4 or 12

High chance of antiviral resistance development

Prof. G. K. K. Lau 2012

Optimal treatment for CHC

G1

(Patients

Previously Received Therapy)

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IL28B genotypePretreatment predictor of SVR to PegIFN

alfa, RBV and protease inhibitor therapy (CHC G1)Testing for additional information on possible treatment response or probable treatment duration needed

Prof. G. K. K. Lau 2012

Role of IL28B Testing

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Adverse events, e.g. AnemiaShould reduce RBV dose / terminate treatmentVirological

breakthrough (>1 log increase in serum HCV RNA above nadir)Protease inhibitors therapy should be discontinuedDrug-Drug interactions (affects pharmacokinetic parameters)

Patients who: Fail to have virological

response/Experience virological breakthrough/Relapse on protease inhibitorShould not receive re-treatment with other protease inhibitor

TVR and BOC are not recommended for patients under 18 years of age (safety and efficacy concerns)

Prof. G. K. K. Lau 2012

Other complications

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BOC and TVR are promising agents for improved SVR in CHC G1 patientsBOC/TVR + PegIFN

-α/RBV combination therapies have shown great improvement on SVR compared to SOCMany complex treatment issues remain to be solved Further phase 2 and 3 testing required

AsianGenotype/subtype

Prof. G. K. K. Lau 2012

Closing Remarks

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