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Dexamethasone Ranibizumab vs Ranibizumab Alone for Persistent CentralInvolved DME Following AntiVEGF Therapy DRCRnet Protocol U Background After at least 6 monthly injections of antiVEGF for DME some eyes still have unresolved DME and reduced VA ID: 663160

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Short-Term Evaluation of Combination

Dexamethasone + Ranibizumab vs. Ranibizumab Alone for Persistent Central-Involved DME Following Anti-VEGF Therapy

DRCR.net

Protocol USlide2

Background

After at least 6 monthly injections of anti-VEGF for DME, some eyes still have unresolved DME and reduced VAProtocol IProtocol TSlide3

Background

Corticosteroids have been considered as an alternative treatment for DME Known to decrease inflammation, reduce breakdown of the blood-retinal barrier, and have anti-angiogenic propertiesShown to result in superior visual acuity to sham treatment but worse than laser or anti-VEGF in phakic patientsMay be similar to anti-VEGF in pseudophakic patients, at least for two yearsReduce retinal thickening Slide4

Study Objectives

Eyes with persistent DME and VA impairment despite previous anti-VEGF treatmentShort-term effects on VA and OCT central subfield thickness (CST)Provide information needed

if proceeding to phase III clinical trial

4

Dexamethasone

+ Continued Ranibizumab

“Combination”

Sham

+

Continued

Ranibizumab

“Ranibizumab”

VSSlide5

Study Design

Randomized Multi-center Clinical Trial (N = 116 participants, N = 129 Eyes)

5

18 years

old with

Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes

≥3 injections of any anti-VEGF

within the prior 20

weeks

VA letter

score ≤78 and ≥24 (20/32 to 20/320)

Central-involved DME on clinical exam

OCT

Central Subfield Thickness (CST):

Zeiss Cirrus: ≥290

women

; ≥305

men

Heidelberg Spectralis: ≥305 women

; ≥320

men

No

history

of glaucoma or steroid IOP responseParticipant could have 2 eyes in the study

Outcomes

Primary

Mean Visual Acuity

Change

at 24 Weeks

Secondary

Mean OCT CST Change at 24 WeeksSlide6

Study

Overview

6

RAN

Enrollment

Run-In

(

3 months)

RAN

RAN

RAN

RAN

RAN

RAN

RAN

RAN

RAN

RAN

RAN

RAN

RAN

RAN

SHAM

SHAM

DEX

DEX

Randomization (6

months)

Eligible for Randomization? Slide7

Randomization

Run-in Phase: 236 Eyes Enrolled**Run-in Phase: 78 participants were not eligible for randomization because they did not meet the criteria for persistent DME; 9 were either lost to follow-up (2), died (1), requested to withdraw (1), were withdrawn by the site (2), or were believed to no longer need Injections by the investigator (3)†Dropped = 2 eyesSlide8

Ocular Baseline Characteristics

Combination

Group

(N = 65)

Ranibizumab

Group

(N = 64)

Mean Randomization VA letter score (Snellen Equivalent)

63

(20/63)

63

(20/63)

Mean VA change during run-in

+3

+3

Mean OCT Randomization CST*

375

396

< 350 µm

52%

50%

350 to 449 µm

26%

23%

≥ 450 µm

22%

27%

Mean OCT Change during run-in (µm)

-58

-50Slide9

DME Treatment

Combination

Group

(N = 65)

Ranibizumab

Group

(N = 64)

No. of

ranibizumab

injections through 24 weeks

(

max possible = 6)*

5.6

5.7

No. of eyes received second combination injection (sham or dexamethasone) through 20 weeks

97%

98%

No. of eyes received non-protocol treatment for DME

0

0

* Including

participants who completed

24-week visit

Including participants who completed at least one follow-up visit at 12, 16, or 20 weeksSlide10

Visual Acuity (VA)

10Slide11

VA Mean Change11

+ 3.0Run-In

Randomization

63 (20/63)

Mean Randomization Letter Score (~Snellen Equivalent)Slide12

VA Mean Change12

+ 3.0

N = 65

N = 63

+

2.7

Run-In

Randomization

Adjusted

Mean Difference: -

0.5

letters

95% Confidence Interval: (-3.6, +

2.5),

P

=

0.73Slide13

13

VA Mean ChangePre-Planned SubgroupsSlide14

VA Mean Change: Baseline Lens Status14

PseudophakicPhakic

N = 32

N = 25

N = 32

N = 39

N = 32

N = 38

N = 32

N = 26

+

5.1

+

2.0

+

4.1

+1.1

* P

-value for interaction = 0.08Slide15

VA Mean Change: VA Improvement15

VA Improved During Run-InVA Did Not Improve During Run-In

N = 36

N = 33

N = 28

N = 31

N = 28

N = 30

N = 36

N = 34

+3.6

+2.6

+2.8

+2.3

* P

-value for interaction = 0.65Slide16

VA Mean Change: OCT Improvement16

Retinal Thickness on OCT Improved During Run-InRetinal Thickness on OCT Did Not Improve During Run-In

N = 38

N = 37

N = 26

N = 27

N = 26

N = 26

N = 38

N = 38

+4.1

+3.0

+3.0

+0.7

* P

-value for interaction = 0.27Slide17

Change in VA (Letter Score) from Randomization at 24 Weeks17

Change in VA (Letter Score) at 24 WeeksPercentMean SD: 2.7 (9.8)Mean SD: 3.0 (7.1)Slide18

Binary VA Outcomes*

Combination

Group

(N = 63)

Ranibizumab

Group

(N = 64)

P

-value

VA at 24 Weeks

20/20 or better

6%

5%

0.70

20/40 or better

51%

52%

0.80

20/200 or worse

6%

5%

0.70

Changes at 24 Weeks

≥15 letters improvement

11%

2%

0.03

≥10 letters improvement

22%

14%

0.34

≥15 letters worsening

6%

5%

0.62

≥10 letters worsening

13%

6%

0.09

* Pre-planned secondary outcomes Slide19

Outcomes by Lens Status

Combination

Group

(N = 63)

Ranibizumab

Group

(N = 64)

≥15 letters improvement

7 (11%)

1 (2%)

        

Pseudophakic

3

1

        

Phakic

4

0

≥15 letters worsening

4 (6%)

3 (5%)

        

Pseudophakic

1

2

        

Phakic

3

1Slide20

Central Subfield Thickness (CST)

20Slide21

OCT CST Mean Change21

-62

N = 64

N = 64

*Outlying values were truncated to 3 SD from the mean. One image was non-gradable due to low resolution.

Run-In

RandomizationSlide22

OCT CST Mean Change22

-62

N = 64

N = 64

-110

Adjusted Mean Difference: -52 µm

95% Confidence Interval: (-82,-22),

P

< 0.001

N = 65

N = 62

*Outlying

values were truncated to 3 SD from the mean. One image was

nongradable

due to low resolution. Slide23

OCT CST Mean Change: AUC23

N = 64

N = 64

N = 65

N = 62

Adjusted Mean Difference

(

AUC):

-55

95% Confidence Interval:

(-78, -31),

P

< 0.001

-33.5

-86.9

*Outlying

values were truncated to 3 SD from the mean. One image was

non-gradable

due to low resolution. Slide24

Binary OCT Outcome*

Combination

Group

(N = 62)

Ranibizumab

Group

(N = 64)

P

-value

CST at 24 Weeks

Below gender-machine

specific values

52%

31%

0.02

* Pre-planned secondary

outcome Slide25

Safety

25Slide26

Ocular Adverse Events26

Combination

Group

(N = 65)

Ranibizumab

Group

(N = 64)

P

-value

Eyes with at least one ocular adverse event

63%

31%

<0.001

Increased IOP

at any visit

29%

0

<0.001

Increased ≥10 mmHg

from randomization

23%

0

IOP ≥30 mmHg

15%

0

Received

anti-

hypertensives

20%

0Slide27

Conclusion

Mean VA improvement by 6 months was no better in the dexamethasone + ranibizumab group than in the sham + ranibizumab groupOn average, there was a greater reduction in retinal thickness in the dexamethasone + ranibizumab groupStudy was not sufficiently sized to determine whether treatment response might differ by lens status

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