ABT-378 (Kaletra) in Multiple PI Experienced: 48 Week Update
Abbott
updated to 48 week data on the ABT-378 study in multiple PI experienced
indivuals. Study 957 is an ongoing phase II, open-label, randomized trial of
Kaletra in combination with efavirenz in NNRTI naÔve persons. They reported PK
data, 48 week efficacy & safety, and association of virologic response at
week 24 with baseline virologic genotype/phenotype data.
57
patients received Kaletra 400/100 mg twice daily (bid), 3 coformulated capsules,
in place of their current PI in combination with EFV (600 mg once daily) with
NRTIs as determined by the investigator, for the first 13 days of the study. On
day 14 of study, patients randomized to Arm B (n=28) increased their Kaletra
dose to 533/133 mg (4 coformulated capsules) bid, while 29 patients in Arm A
remained on the 400/100 mg bid dose. ABT-378 trough levels (the lowest drug
level in blood at end of dosing period: 12 hours) were drawn at week 2; full PK
was performed at week 5; EFV levels were drawn at weeks 2 & 5. Plasma
HIV-RNA was quantified using Roche Amplicor HIV-1 Monitor (LLQ 400 copies/ml).
All patients in Arm A began conversion to 533/133 bid dose after week 24 and completed process prior to week
48.
BASELINE
About 80% men.
In 400/100 arm, median viral load 50,000 copies/ml, CD4 218.
In 533/133, median viral load 15,000 copies/ml; CD4 271.
Mean number of prior HIV drugs (ART) |
7 (range 3-10) |
Mean number of protease inhibitors |
3 (range 1-4) |
For patients who received RTV before study, 66% (29/44) received it as dual PI therapy. | |
Mean number of NRTIs |
2 (range 1-4) |
PRIOR PI EXPERIENCE (400/100-533/133) | |
This
was an experienced treatment group. |
|
IDV |
83-89% |
NFV | 55-61% |
RTV | 90-64% |
SQV | 69%-75% |
NRTI EXPERIENCE | |
Abacavir |
14-21% |
DDI |
83-75% |
3TC | 83-100% |
D4T | 83-100% |
DDC | 45-46% |
AZT | 97-89% |
Hydroxyurea | 7-18% |
68%
(38/56) had baseline viral isolates showing cross resistance („4
fold increase in EC50 relative to wild-type) to at least 3 licensed protease
inhibitors. 43% of baseline isolates (24/56) showed „10
fold increase in EC50 of ABT-378 relative to wild-type. Baseline phenotypic
resistance to ABT-378 was 9 fold in 400/100 arm and 4 fold in 533/133 arm. All
patients had 9 to 37 fold baseline resistance to RTV, IDV and NFV. To APV, 2-3
fold; to SQV, 5-6 fold.
PK
DATA
ABT-378 kevels achieved with 400/100 gose are reduced when co-dosed with EFV
(trough reduced by about 33%; AUC reduced about 25%). 533/133 dose with EFV
provides similar ABT-378 blood levels to the 400/100 dose without Kaletra based
on historical controls. EFV levels are similar for both Kaletra dose levels
studied.
DISCONTINUATIONS
7
patients discontinued out of 29 in the 400/100 arm, and 4 of 28 discontinued in
the 533/133 arm. Abbott reported 2 stopped due to CNS symptoms, 1 due to lactic
acidosis, 1 due to CNS & triglycerides. VIROLOGIC FAILURE: 3 in 400/100, 1
in 533/133.
VIRAL
LOAD RESULTS (<400 copies/ml) AT WEEK 48
<50
copies/ml at week 48 was not reported.
OT-
|
77%
(17/22) <400 in 400/100 arm |
83% (20/24) <400 in 533/133 arm |
ITT (missing=failure)- |
59% (17/29) in 400/100 arm |
71% (20/28) in 533/133 arm |
The
responses based on genotypic and phenotypic resistance at baseline at week 24 is
reported in the ICAAC report, as well as week 24 <50 copies/ml data, and here
is link.
http://www.natap.org/sept2000/ICAAC/ICAAC6higher_dosing_regimen_used_of_ab_10300.htm
MOST COMMON ADVERSE EVENTS (400/100-533/133) | |
Diarrhea: |
10-14% |
Asthenia: |
7-14% |
Glucose (>250 mg/dL) | 10-0% |
AST (>5xULN) | 0-7% |
ALT (>5xULN) | 0-7% |
Total cholesterol (>300 mg/dL) | 35-46% |
Triglycerides (>750 mg/dL) | 41-39% |
Amylase (>2xULN) | 3-14% |
Neutrophils (<0.75 x 109/L) | 7-7% |