3. VALGANCICLOVIR
Caratteristiche chiave
• GCV esposizione (AUC) dopo 900 mg Val-GCV è simile a
GCV (5 mg/kg) ev.
• Biodisponibilità approx. 60% (10X più alta che GCV orale)
• < 2% della dose assorbita compare come valganciclovir in
plasma (t1/2 ≈ 1 hour)
• compresse da 450 mg
5. Profilassi Ganciclovir Orale vs Valganciclovir
Nei pazienti trapiantati CMV D+/R-
No significant difference between 2 groups at 12 months
Paya CV Am J Transpl (2004): STUDIO PV16000
CMV disease by 6 months Valganciclovir 900 mg QD
until D+100 (n=239)
Ganciclovir 1 g TID
until D+100 (n=125)
Endpoint committee 12.1% (29) 15.2% (19)
Protocol definition 11.3% (27) 12.8% (16)
Investigator-treated
disease
23.0% (55) 21.6% (27)
372 D+/R- SOT (liver, kidney, heart, pancreas), >13 y, 57 sites
2:1 randomization
6. Profilassi con Valganciclovir nello
Studio PV16000: Analisi degli Endpoint Primari
*Tissue invasive disease: 16/118 (14%) VGCV vs 2/59 (3%) OGCV
Paya CV. Am J Transpl (2004): STUDIO PV16000
CMV disease by 6 months
(Endpoint Committee)
Valganciclovir
(n=239)
Ganciclovir
(n=125)
All organs (n=364) 12.1% (29) 15.2% (19)
Liver (n=177)* 18.6% (22) 11.9% (7)
Kidney (n=120) 6.2% (5) 23.1% (9)
Heart (n=56) 5.7% (2) 9.5% (2)
Kidney-pancreas (n=11) 0 16.7% (1)
7. Profilassi con Valganciclovir nello Studio
PV16000: Analisi degli Endpoint Secondari
• Compared to oral ganciclovir, valganciclovir prophylaxis is associated
with a lower incidence of CMV viremia during prophylaxis and a later
onset of CMV viremia after completion of prophylaxis (Category 1 statement)
Paya CV. Am J Transplant (2004)
Incidence and Time to CMV Viremia*
Valganciclovir (n=239)± Ganciclovir (n=125)
During prophylaxis* 2.5% 10.4%
By 6 months 39.7% 43.2%
By 12 months 48.5% 48.8%
Time to CMV viremia 357 days 282 days
* P=0.001; ±Trend towards reduced peak viral load at time of suspected CMV disease
8. Profilassi con Valganciclovir nello
Studio Study PV16000 : Eventi Avversi
Paya CV. Am J Transplant (2004)
• The incidence of neutropenia is higher during valganciclovir
compared to oral ganciclovir prophylaxis (Category 2 statement)
Hematologic adverse
event
Valganciclovir
(n=239)
Ganciclovir
(n=125)
P
Anemia 38 (15.5%) 25 (19.8%) 0.300
Leukopenia 40 (16.3%) 14 (11.1%) 0.172
Neutropenia 20 (8.2%) 4 (3.2%) 0.063
Thrombocytopenia 12 (4.9%) 7 (5.6%) 0.792
Pancytopenia 7 (2.9%) 2 (1.6%) 0.448
≥ One adverse event 93 (38.1%) 50 (39.7%)
9. Data from Paya CV Am J Transplant (2004)
CMV Disease in CMV D+/R-
Profilassi con Valganciclovir vs Ganciclovir Orale
• Valganciclovir prophylaxis for 100 days is as effective as
oral ganciclovir for the prevention of CMV disease in CMV
D+/R- SOT patients (Category 1 recommendation)
10. Studio VICTOR
Maintenance
Day 21 to 49
Follow-up Phase
Month 3 to 12
Induction
Day 0 to 20
Oral valganciclovir
900 mg x 2
Oral valganciclovir
900 mg x 1
No study
medication
CMV
disease
IV ganciclovir
5 mg/kg x 2
Induction period: patients assessed twice weekly
Maintenance period: patients assessed once a week
11. Definizione di CMV disease
CMV-syndrome
CMV antigenemia plus one of the following:
• fever 38.0≥ o
C (100.4o
F)
• malaise
• leucopenia (< 3,500/μL) or atypical lymphocytosis ( 5 %)≥
or thrombocytopenia (< 100,000/μL)
Tissue-invasive CMV disease
CMV antigenemia plus one of the following
• clinical diagnosis of organ disease
• CMV in tissue specimen
12. Eradicazione della Viremia:
populazione ITT
Respons
e
Valganciclovi
r
(N=164)
Ganciclovi
r
(N=157)
Difference
(95%CI)
Viremia
eradicatio
n
at day 21
74 (45.1%) 76 (48.4%)
-14% to
+8%
Viremia
eradicatio
n
at day 49
110 (67.1%) 110 (70.1%)
-13% to
+7%
13. Sintomi clinici persistenti
Days of observation
PersistentactiveCMVdisease
0.0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1.0 Oral valganciclovir (n=158)
IV ganciclovir (n=152)
0 7 14 21 28 35 42 5649
14. Febbre persistente
Days of observation
Persistentfever
0.0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1.0
Oral valganciclovir (n=158)
IV ganciclovir (n=152)
0 7 14 21 28 35 42 5649
17. >50,000 (N=108)
10,000-50,000 (N=70)
<10,000 (N=81)
Days of observation
Cumulativeprobabilityof
persistentviremia
0.0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1.0
0 7 14 21 28 35 42 49
Baseline viral loads (copies/mL):
La carica virale al giorno 0 è un fattore predittivo
per la eradicazione virologica di CMV
18. Recidive Cliniche di CMV
dopo il completamento della terapia
Recidive Cliniche: 15.1%
Recidive virologiche: 30.0%
Mortalità 6.2% (20/321)
Infezioni opportunistiche 7.5% (24/321)
Resistenza a ganciclovir 2,4% (8/321)
The VICTOR Study: One Year Follow-Up; Am J Transpl 2009; 9: 1205–1213
19. Probabilità di rimanere in remissione
Fattori predittivi di recidiva:
1.Tipo di organo trapiantato
2.Eradicazione virologica al 21° giorno
3. CMV IgG negative all’inizio terapia
22. Prospective Assessment of CMV Specific Immunity with
Preemptive Therapy vs Prophylaxis in High Risk
D+R- OLT Recipients
Limaye AP et al: Abstract 202 ATC Boston 2009
23. Prospective Assessment of CMV Specific Immunity with
Preemptive Therapy vs Prophylaxis in High Risk
D+R- OLT Recipients
Limaye AP et al: Abstract 202 ATC Boston 2009
24. CMV Elispot e trapianto di rene
TRE MESI
CMV Elispot CMV DNAemia
25. CMV Elispot e trapianto di cuore
TRE MESI
CMV Elispot CMV DNAemia
26. CMV Elispot e trapianto di fegato
TRE MESI
CMV Elispot CMV DNAemia
31. Profilassi vs Terapia Preemptive :
Incidenza di Infezione da CMV dopo KTx
OGCV=oral ganciclovir; VACV=valacyclovir; VGCV=valganciclovir.
Khoury JA, et al. Am J Transplant. 2006;6:2134-2143.
Reischig T, et al. Am J Transplant. 2008;8:69-77.
Kliem V, et al. Am J Tranplant. 2008;8:975-983.
*22% >100 days following transplant
*
†
12-month incidence
†
†
12-month incidence
†
32. ‡
Mean time to tissue-invasive
disease, 135 days
*All symptoms occurred >100 days
after SOT
†
12-month incidence
Profilassi vs Terapia Preemptive :
Incidenza di Malattia da CMV dopo KTx
Khoury JA, et al. Am J Transplant. 2006;6:2134-2143.
Reischig T, et al. Am J Transplant. 2008;8:69-77.
Kliem V, et al. Am J Tranplant. 2008;8:975-983.
35. Incidenza di CMV Disease tardiva
Number of patients left
VGCV-100 days 163 161 161 157 151 125 110 104 102 101 95 94 83 4
VGCV-200 days 155 154 152 150 149 147 145 143 136 130 125 122 120 7
0
0.4
0.2
0
0.8
0.6
18060 120 240 360
1.0
300
Event-freeprobability
Study day
VGCV 200 days
VGCV 100 days
36. Ma con un farmaco come il Bactrim disponibile per
la prevenzione del CMV, ci sarebbe discussione?
• Poco costoso: a quando????
• Per via orale una volta al dì
• Altamente biodisponibile
• Relativamente non tossico
• Efficace
• Relativemente scarsa resistenza
Conclusioni
Editor's Notes
Slide &lt;number&gt;
The graph depicts the incidence of CMV infection during three separate randomized studies that compared the use of preemptive versus prophylactic treatment in renal transplant recipients.
Khoury and colleagues evaluated the prophylactic use of valganciclovir 900 mg daily for 100 days compared with preemptive therapy using 900 mg twice daily for 21 days.1 Reischig and colleagues compared prophylaxis with valacyclovir 2 g four times daily versus preemptive treatment with valganciclovir 900 mg twice daily for at least 14 days.2 Kliem and colleagues studied the use of prophylaxis or preemptive therapy using ganciclovir.3
As shown in the graph, the incidence of CMV infection was significantly reduced across all studies in patients who received prophylaxis (29% in the Khoury et al. study, 59% in the Reischig et al. study, 18% in the Kliem et al. study) compared with those who received preemptive therapy (59% in the Khoury et al. study, 92% in the Reischig et al. study, 51% in the Kliem et al. study) (P=0.004; P&lt;0.001, and P&lt;0.0001, respectively, for the comparisons of prophylaxis vs preemptive therapy).
Khoury JA, et al. Prophylactic versus preemptive oral valganciclovir for the management of cytomegalovirus infection in adult renal transplant recipients. Am J Transplant. 2006;6:2134-2143.
Reischig T, et al. Valacyclovir prophylaxis versus preemptive valganciclovir therapy to prevent cytomegalovirus disease after renal transplantation. Am J Transplant. 2008;8:69-77.
Kliem V, et al. Improvement in long-term renal graft survival due to CMV prophylaxis with oral ganciclovir: results of a randomized trial. Am J Tranplant. 2008;8:975-983.