1392GR1700862-01 3/2017
1392GR1700862-01 3/2017
1392GR1700862-01 3/2017
UPDATE ON THE KEY
TREATMENT
GUIDELINES OVER
THE PAST YEAR
Nikolaos K. Gatselis
Department of Medicine
& Research Laboratory of Internal Medicine,
Larissa Medical School,
Thessaly University
1392GR1700862-01 3/2017
Disclosure
• Research Support: Gilead, Janssen, Bayern, Roche,
Abbvie, Regulus, MSD
• Speaker Bureau: BMS, ABBVIE
• Travel expenses: Janssen, BMS, Novartis, Gilead, TEVA,
Abbvie
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Who should be treated?
All patients with chronic HCV infection are
candidates for antiviral treatment and
potentially be treated with the optimum
regimen which offers higher efficacy and better
safety and tolerability.
HASL 2017
Prioritization for administration
of DAAs • moderate fibrosis or cirrhosis (Ishak: 2-6, METAVIR F2-F4, Fibroscan >7.5
kPa)
• HCV recurrence after liver transplantation
• HIV co-infection or HBV-co-infection
• severe extrahepatic manifestations (cryoglobulinemia, B-cell NHL)
• chronic hemoglobinopathies with hepatic or non-hepatic complications due to chronic hemolysis
• hemophiliacs and patients with other hemostasis disorders
• chronic renal failure (regardless of hemodialysis)
• patients at risk of a rapid evolution of liver disease (immunosuppression or concurrent disease)
• contraindication for IFNα or ribavirin (regardless of liver fibrosis stage)
• high risk groups for HCV transmission or exposure (active injection drug users, multiple sexual partners)
HASL 2017
Greek authorities (11/2016)
• F3 – only treatment experienced
• F4 – naïve or treatment experienced
• Liver transplant recipients with HCV
recurrence
• Severe extra-hepatic manifestations (?)
DAAs Approved in 2014
DAAs Approved in 2015
DAAs Approved in 2016
HASL2017
Genotype 1a non-Cirrhotics Cirrhotics
naive exp naive exp
SOF+DCV 12w 12w 12w12w +RBV
24w
SOF/LDV 8w 12w 12w12w +RBV
24w
PRV/r/OBV+DSV 12w +RBV 12w +RBV 12w +RBV12w +RBV
24w +RBV (null-R)
SOF/VEL 12w 12w 12w 12w
EBR/GZR
12w (RAV- or HCVRNA ≤
800,000 IU/ml)16w +RBV (RAV+
or HCV RNA > 800,000 IU/ml
12w (RAV- or HCVRNA ≤
800,000 IU/ml)16w +RBV (RAV+
or HCV RNA > 800,000 IU/ml
12w (RAV- or HCVRNA ≤
800,000 IU/ml)16w +RBV (RAV+
or HCV RNA > 800,000 IU/ml
12w (RAV- or HCVRNA ≤
800,000 IU/ml)16w +RBV (RAV+
or HCV RNA > 800,000 IU/ml
EASL 2016
Genotype 1a non-Cirrhotics Cirrhotics
naive exp naive exp
SOF+DCV 12w12w +RBV
24w12w
12w +RBV24w
SOF/LDV 8-12w12w +RBV
24w12w
12w +RBV24w
PRV/r/OBV+DSV 12w +RBV 12w +RBV 24w +RBV 24w +RBV
SOF/VEL 12w 12w 12w 12w
EBR/GZR
12w (RAV- or HCVRNA ≤
800,000 IU/ml)16w +RBV (RAV+
or HCV RNA > 800,000 IU/ml
12w (RAV- or HCVRNA ≤
800,000 IU/ml)16w +RBV (RAV+
or HCV RNA > 800,000 IU/ml
12w (RAV- or HCVRNA ≤
800,000 IU/ml)16w +RBV (RAV+
or HCV RNA > 800,000 IU/ml
12w (RAV- or HCVRNA ≤
800,000 IU/ml)16w +RBV (RAV+
or HCV RNA > 800,000 IU/ml
AASLD2016
Genotype 1a non-Cirrhotics Cirrhotics
naive exp naive exp
SOF+DCV 12w 12w 24w ±RBV 24w ±RBV
SOF/LDV 12w 12w 12w12w +RBV
24w
PRV/r/OBV+DSV 12w +RBV 12w +RBV 24w +RBV 24w +RBV
SOF/VEL 12w 12w 12w 12w
EBR/GZR12w (RAV-)
16w +RBV (RAV+)12w (RAV-)
16w +RBV (RAV+)12w (RAV-)
16w +RBV (RAV+)12w (RAV-)
16w +RBV (RAV+)
HASL2017
Genotype 1b non-Cirrhotics Cirrhotics
naive exp naive exp
SOF+DCV 12w 12w 12w12w +RBV
24w
SOF/LDV 8w 12w 12w12w +RBV
24w
PRV/r/OBV+DSV 8w (?F3) 12w 12w 12w
SOF/VEL 12w 12w 12w 12w
EBR/GZR 12w 12w 12w 12w
EASL2016
Genotype 1b non-Cirrhotics Cirrhotics
naive exp naive exp
SOF+DCV 12w 12w 12w 12w
SOF/LDV 8-12w 12w 12w 12w
PRV/r/OBV+DSV 8-12w 12w 12w 12w
SOF/VEL 12w 12w 12w 12w
EBR/GZR 12w 12w 12w 12w
AASLD2016
Genotype 1b non-Cirrhotics Cirrhotics
naive exp naive exp
SOF+DCV 12w 12w 24w ±RBV 24w ±RBV
SOF/LDV 12w 12w 12w12w +RBV
24w
PRV/r/OBV+DSV 12w 12w 12w 12w
SOF/VEL 12w 12w 12w 12w
EBR/GZR 12w 12w 12w 12w
Genotype 1: SOF/VELASTRAL-1 Phase III, TN and TE (32%), Gt 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 19% cirrhosis, 12wks
Feld, NEJM 2015
Genotype 1: GZR/EBRPooled efficacy population, G1a, Phase II and III trials, 12w, no RBV
Genotype 1: SOF/LDV
8w in naïve, non-Cirrhotics
Genotype 1b: PRV/r/OBV+DSV
8w in naïve w/o cirrhosis
GARNET study
Genotype 1bTreatment naïve
No cirrhosis F0-F3
SVR 13/15 (87%) F3 patients
Welzel, EASL Conference 2016
TURQUOISE-IISVR12 rate of 92-96% in 380 HCV GT-1 with Compensated
Cirrhosis treated with OBV/PTV/r + DSV + RBV
n=380, GT1a, GT1b, Cirrhosis (CP-A), TN, TE
Poordad, NEJM 2014
HASL2017
Genotype 2 non-Cirrhotics Cirrhotics
naive exp naive exp
SOF+RBV 12w - - -
SOF+DCV* 12w 12w 12w 12w
SOF/VEL 12w 12w 12w 12w
*limited data
Genotype 2: SOF/VELASTRAL 2 – Phase III, TN and TE (14%), Gt2, 14% cirrhosis, 12 w
Foster, NEJM 2015
EASL2016
Genotype 2 non-Cirrhotics Cirrhotics
naive exp naive exp
SOF+RBV - - -
SOF+DCV 12w 12w 12w 12w
SOF/VEL 12w 12w 12w 12w
AASLD2016
Genotype 2 non-Cirrhotics Cirrhotics
naive exp naive exp
SOF+RBV - - -
SOF+DCV 12w 12w 16-24w 16-24w
SOF/VEL 12w 12w 12w 12w
HASL2017
Genotype 3 non-Cirrhotics Cirrhotics
naive exp naive exp
SOF+DCV 12w 12w +RBV 12-24w +RBV 12-24w +RBV
SOF/VEL 12w 12w +RBV24w
12w +RBV24w
12w +RBV24w
EASL2016
Genotype 3 non-Cirrhotics Cirrhotics
naive exp naive exp
SOF+DCV 12w12w +RBV (RAV+)
24w (RAV+)24w +RBV 24w +RBV
SOF/VEL 12w 12w +RBV24w (RAV+)
12w +RBV24w
12w +RBV24w
AASLD2016
Genotype 3 non-Cirrhotics Cirrhotics
naive exp naive exp
SOF+DCV 12w 12w 24w ±RBV 24w +RBV
SOF/VEL 12w12w 12w 12w +RBV
Genotype 3: SOF + DCVALLY-3 – Phase III, TN and TE, Gt3, F0-F4, 12 w
Nelson, Hepatology 2015
Genotype 3: SOF + DCV +RBV• ALLY-3+: SVR12 by Cirrhosis Status
Leroy, Hepatology 2016
ALLY-3+, Phase III, TN and TE, Gt3, F3F4, 12-16 w
Genotype 3: SOF/VELASTRAL 3 – Phase III, TN and TE, Gt3, F0-F4, 12 w
Foster, NEJM 2015
HASL2017
Genotype 4 non-Cirrhotics Cirrhotics
naive exp naive exp
SOF+DCV 12w12w +RBV
24w12w
12w +RBV24w
SOF/LDV 12w12w +RBV
24w12w
12w +RBV24w
PRV/r/OBV 12w +RBV 12w +RBV 12w +RBV 12w +RBV
SOF/VEL 12w 12w 12w 12w
EBR/GZR 12w
12w (HCV RNA≤800,000
IU/ml)16w +RBV (HCV RNA>800,000
IU/ml)
12w
12w (HCV RNA≤800,000
IU/ml)16w +RBV (HCV RNA>800,000
IU/ml)
*limited data
*limited data
*limited data
ΕASL2016
Genotype 4 non-Cirrhotics Cirrhotics
naive exp naive exp
SOF+DCV 12w12w +RBV
24w12w
12w +RBV24w
SOF/LDV 12w12w +RBV
24w12w
12w +RBV24w
PRV/r/OBV 12w +RBV 12w +RBV 12w +RBV 12w +RBV
SOF/VEL 12w 12w 12w 12w
EBR/GZR 12w
12w (HCV RNA≤800,000
IU/ml)16w +RBV (HCV RNA>800,000
IU/ml)
12w
12w (HCV RNA≤800,000
IU/ml)16w +RBV (HCV RNA>800,000
IU/ml)
AASLD2016
Genotype 4 non-Cirrhotics Cirrhotics
naive exp naive exp
SOF+DCV
SOF/LDV 12w 12w 12w12w +RBV
24w
PRV/r/OBV 12w +RBV 12w +RBV 12w +RBV 12w +RBV
SOF/VEL 12w 12w 12w 12w
EBR/GZR 12w
12w (relapsers)16w +RBV (on-
treatment failures)
12w
12w (relapsers)16w +RBV (on-
treatment failures)
Genotype 4: SOF/VELASTRAL 1 – Phase III, TN and TE (32%), Gt4, 19% cirrhosis, 12 w
Feld, NEJM 2015
100%
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25
50
75
100
GT4N=116
SVR
12
rat
e (
%)
Genotype 4: OBV/PTV/r +RBV
Asselah, Lancet Gastroenterol Hepatol 2016Waked, Lancet Gastroenterol Hepatol 2016
Genotype 4: GRZ/EBRIntegrated analysis of Phase II and III trials, Gt4, w/o cirrhosis
Asselah, AASLD 2015
HASL2017
Genotype 5,6
non-Cirrhotics Cirrhotics
naive exp naive exp
SOF/LDV 12w 12w +RBV 12w 12w +RBV
SOF/VEL 12w 12w 12w 12w
Monitoring Patients
Prior
• FBC, INR, LFTs, eGFR• HCV genotype• HCV RNA• Fibrosis stage• DDIs• Pregnancy• *RAVs testing
During• FBC every 2-4weeks (RBV)• ALT every 4 weeks• HCV RNA (EOT in non-adherence or DAAs failure)
Post• HCV RNA (SVR12) (48w)• US every 6 months in F4
Conclusions
• HCV is the only curable chronic viral infection
• Extension of priorities for access to DAAs
• Predominance of IFN-free regimens
• Simplification of treatment regimens
– shorter duration (<12 weeks)
– without ribavirin
• Testing for HCV RAVs should not be a barrier to treatment
• Treatment individualization
Thank you for your attention!