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Title: 10th International Workshop on Clinical Pharmacology of HIV Therapy


1
10th International Workshop on Clinical
Pharmacology of HIV Therapy
  • Pierre Giguere, B.Pharm., M.Sc.
  • The Ottawa Hospital

2
Selection of the Abstracts
  • Scientifically sound
  • High rigorous methods
  • Criteria
  • What made a good impression to the speaker

3
Agenda
  • Raltegravir
  • PK-PD relationship
  • Interactions
  • DRVr
  • Simplification using vIQ
  • PK, safety, efficacy 900/100mg qd
  • Interaction with EFV
  • Effect of Smoking
  • EFV
  • ATV
  • PK/PD from CASTLE
  • ATV unboosted TDF
  • Another FAM ATVr TDF study !
  • Pregnancy
  • Malaria

4
Raltegravir
  • MOA irreversible binding to the Integrase
    preventing strand transfer into host genome
  • Metabolized UGT1A1
  • 1 study (P_11)failed to show an association due
    to extreme interpatient variability (CV 92)

5
PK-PD of RAL
  • Cmin poor predictor. AUC ?
  • Model HOSCD4R5 cells and HIV-1 cell modified to
    express fluorescence.
  • Infected cells using bead cells x 30min then wash
    out.
  • Counted fluorescence, which reflects occupency at
    the integrase site.

6
Dissociation of RAL from INT
  • Window of 4-12 hrs, time after which integration
    cannot occur
  • Residency time RA 5-6 hrs
  • Impact of N155H increase dissociation by 10-fold
  • This parameter would be potentially the best
    marker of activity
  • Analogous to One shot Kill

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RAL Interaction in HIV
  • Atazanavir 400mg OD RAL 800mg OD
  • N15 HIV-infected
  • ATV 400mg po x 14 days
  • Then RAL 800mg qd

Molto, IWCPHT2009 Abst 0_13.
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RAL Interaction in HIV
Molto, IWCPHT2009 Abst 0_13.
No discontinuation due to AE
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RAL Interaction in HIV
  • Atazanavir 200mg BID RAL 400mg BID

Ripamonti, IWCPHT2009Abst 0_14.
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RAL Interaction in HIV
Ripamonti, IWCPHT2009Abst 0_14.
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RAL Interaction in HIV
Ripamonti, IWCPHT2009Abst 0_14.
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RAL Interaction in HIV
Ripamonti, IWCPHT2009Abst 0_14.
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RAL Interaction in HIV
Ripamonti, IWCPHT2009Abst 0_14.
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RAL interaction
  • Ezetimibe 10 mg qd
  • N20

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Results
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Results
  • The variability in
  • raltegravir Cmax and
  • AUC was higher
  • in the presence of
  • ezetimibe.
  • Six (30) of the
  • volunteers had Ctrough
  • Which were lower than the reported IC95 of 15
  • ng/mL.

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Darunavir 900/100mg
  • Simplification using vIQ
  • 30 pts with VLlt50 for gt12 weeks
  • vIQ (Ctrough / 0.55 x FC IC50) gt 2
  • Ranodmized to continue DRV/r 600/100 mg BID or
    switch to 900/100mg qd
  • If vIQ lt 1.5 x 2 values, then switched back
  • PTs had a medium exposure of 5 PI, and a median
    number protease mutations 11

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Results
  • 3 patients switched back to BID due to low vIQ
  • All maintained VLlt50 copies/mL
  • DRV Cmin lower in qd group (GMR 0.72 0.49-1.06)
  • TC no different between groups
  • TG 159 ? 140 mg/dL (p0.031)

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Darunavir 900/100mg qd
  • 25 pts (48 HCV co-infected)
  • 47 had VLlt50 at baseline, the remainder median
    4.2 log
  • Results
  • Ctrough 1.62 1.06, 1.46
  • 24/25 had level gt 0.55 ug/mL
  • All VLlt50 at week 24
  • No effect of gender, HCV, other ART

Curran et al. IWCPHIVT 2009, Amsterdam, P_14
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DRVr-EFV
  • Attractive once daily first-line regimen
  • PK DRVr 900/100mg EFV 600mg
  • 12 Healthy volunteers

Lee et al. IWCPHIVT 2009, Amsterdam, P_29
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Darunavir/r EFV
DRV Period 2 EFV (Period 3) (2)
AUC GMR0.86 0.75, 0.97 GM 0.91 0.75, 1.11
Cmax GMR0.92 0.82, 1.03 GMR0.80 0.63,1.02
Cmin 1180ng/mL (1) GMR0.43 0.32, 0.57 GMR 1.01 0.81, 1.25
  1. All were gt 0.55 ng/mL
  2. Half-life higher by 66

Lee et al. IWCPHIVT 2009, Amsterdam, P_29
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Smoking
  • Known interaction with Theophyllin
  • Mediated through induction of the CYP1A2
  • 1 abstract showing effect of smoking on EFV
    levels
  • Cortes (P_04)
  • 219 pts from Chile
  • Also shown to have an inducing effect on
    constitutive androstane receptor (CAR) known to
    regulate 2B6

23
EFV plasma concentrations grouped by CYP2B6 G516T
polymorphism
5.23
3.13
2.21
Cortes et al. IWCPHIVT 2009, Amsterdam, P_04
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EFV plasma concentrations grouped by smoking
status
3.32
2.81
Cortes et al. IWCPHIVT 2009, Amsterdam, P_04
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Atazanavir PK-PD CASTLE
  • 883 treatment naïve patients
  • Samples at day 1, week 4,12,24,36,48
  • Correlation between Ctrough and efficacy or
    toxicity

Zhu. IWCPHIVT 2009, P_19
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PK PD CASTLE
  • No correlation could be found between
  • Decline in viral load
  • VLlt50
  • For both ATVr and LPVr

Zhu. IWCPHIVT 2009, P_19
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PK PD CASTLE
  • Bilirubin was associated with higher trough of
    ATVr

Zhu. IWCPHIVT 2009, P_19
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PK PD CASTLE
Nausea was associated with trough but not
diarrhea nor TC TG( not shown)
Zhu. IWCPHIVT 2009, P_19
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ATV TDF
Harris. IWCPHIVT 2009, P_21
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ATV TDF
Harris. IWCPHIVT 2009, P_21
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ATV TDF
Harris. IWCPHIVT 2009, P_21
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ATV TDF
CONCLUSIONS Despite low atazanavir trough levels,
selected patients may be virologically controlled
on regimens including unboosted atazanavir with
tenofovir.
Harris. IWCPHIVT 2009, P_21
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ATVr FAMSaga Continues !
  • Assess ATVr 300/100mg is affected by
  • FAM 20mg BID
  • FAM 40mg BID
  • 2hrs apart or at same time
  • With or without TDF
  • In HIV-Infected patients

Wang. IWCPHIVT 2009, P_30
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ATVr FAMWith NO TDF
  • Fam 20 BID did not decrease Cmin
  • Fam 40 BID decreased Cmin by 20

Wang. IWCPHIVT 2009, P_30
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ATVr FAMWith TDF
  • Fam 20 BID decreased Cmin by 19
  • Fam 40 BID decreased Cmin by 25

Wang. IWCPHIVT 2009, P_30
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ATVr FAMTemporal Separation
  • Separation of the dose does not change ATV Cmin.
  • 10 hr separation between doses is still required

Wang. IWCPHIVT 2009, P_30
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Pregnancy
  • Several studies reported decrease exposure of PIs
    in 3rd trimester.
  • Some advocate increase dose
  • 60 pregnant women on LPVr, ATV and NVP
  • Sample each trimester, at delivery, in the cord
    and post partum (1-2 months)
  • Total and free plasma concentration
  • Interim analysis (42 pregnancies)

Fayet. IWCPHIVT 2009, P_57
38
Pregnancy
  • LPV Fu, free and total AUC, Cmin not affected
  • ATV Total AUC and Cmin decreased by 36, while
    total CL increased. BUT free Cmin and AUC not
    affected (Fu tends to increase)
  • NVP Total AUC and Cmin decreased by 32 while
    total CL tended to increase. Free AUC and Cmin
    decreased in parallel
  • Cord to mother ratio (C/M)
  • LPV and ATV free C/M ratio were 2-fold free
    fraction higher than in mothers plasma
  • NVP free fractions similar

Fayet. IWCPHIVT 2009, P_57
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Malarone PIs - EFV
  • Malarone atovaquone proguanil
  • Proguanil is metabolized by 2C19 to cycloguanil
    (active moiety)
  • Atovaquone likely metabolized through
    glucoronidation
  • PIs and NNRTIS can induce 2C19 (1)
  • LPVr or RTV can induce glucuronidation
  • However, Proguanil (not cycloguanil) is the
    synergistic compound to atovaquone (2)

Also looked at 2C192 and -3
  1. JAIDS 006, 4252-60
  2. AAC 1999. 431334-9

van Lui. IWCPHIVT 2009, O_19
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Baseline Characteristics
van Lui. IWCPHIVT 2009, O_19
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