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Patient with chronic PE for endovascular or surgical recanalization of PA? Szymon Darocha [email protected] Department of Pulmonary Circulation and Thromboembolic Diseases Center of Postgraduate Medical Education European Helth Center Otwock

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Page 1: Patient with chronic PE treatment options - dr Szymon Darocha

Patient with chronic PE for endovascular or surgical recanalization of PA?

Szymon [email protected]

Department of Pulmonary Circulation and Thromboembolic DiseasesCenter of Postgraduate Medical EducationEuropean Helth Center Otwock

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CASE REPORT

Female:- 52 y.o.- 15.10.2007 – Acute PE- DVT (-)- III functional class- AVK thetapy untill 2014r. without improvement.

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Before BPA

Functional class III

6MWT [m] 331

NT-proBNP [pg/ml] 228

PVR [j.W.] 6,7

mPAP [mmHg] 50

mRAP [mmHg] 11

PCWP [mmHg] 13

CI [l/min*m2] 3,33

- diagnosis of CTEPH ,

- consulting cardiosurgeon: non-operable,

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ETIOPATHOGENESIS

ACUTE PE

Resolution of thromboemboli

Post-thromboembolic residua without

resting precapillary PH

Post-thromboembolic residua with resting

precapillary PH = CTEPH

0,5 – 4%/1 year

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DEFINITION OF CTEPH

1. Symptomatic PH,

2. Heamodynamic measurements:

- mPAP≥25mmHg,

- PAWP≤15mmHg,

3. Chronic/organized thrombi/emboli in the pulmonary arteries (main, lobar, segmental, subsegmental),

4. After at least 3 months of effectiveanticoagulation.

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PROGNOSIS FOR CTEPH

Riedel et al, Chest 1982; 81: 151Lewczuk et al, Chest 2001; 119: 818

mPAP

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PULMONARY ENDARTERECTOMY

Courtesy prof. Andrzej Biederman, Warsaw - WilanówCTEPH

Acute PE

Post-thrombotic deposits

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non-operable – 43,2%

persistent CTEPH – 16,7%

Mayer et al. Surgical management and outcome of patients with chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension: results from an international prospective registry. J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg. 2011;141:702–710.

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Medical trials for CTEPH

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CHEST-2

8 weeks

Long-term open-label

phase at chronic dose

up to 2.5 mg

tid, three times daily.

Study design

CHEST-1

Titration

8 weeks

Maintenance

8 weeks

Randomizationmultiple

Riociguatup to 2.5 mg tid

Sham titration2

Titrate up to 2.5 mg tid

Placebo1

24-week blinded phase

Analysis of primary and

secondary endpoints at Week 16

RIOCIGUAT PHASE 3 STUDIES: CHEST-1

Ghofrani HA, et al. N Engl J Med 2013;369:319-29

N=261

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6MWD, 6-minute walking distance; PEA, pulmonary endarterectomy.

Improvement demonstratedacross inoperable and postoperative patients

RIOCIGUAT PHASE 3 STUDIES: CHEST-1

Primary endpoint: entire population(n=173/88)

+46 mp<0.0001

(95% CI: 25–67 m)

Population with persistent/recurrent PH after PEA (n=52/20)

Inoperable population (n=121/68)

+27 m (95% CI: -10–63 m)

+54 m(95% CI: 29–79 m)

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CHEST-1: Riociguat significantly improved PVR

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Bars represent mean change from baseline (±SEM)LS mean treatment effect taken from ANCOVA

RIOCIGUAT PHASE 3 STUDIES: CHEST-1

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experimental

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Andreassen AK, Ragnarsson A, Gude E, et al. Heart 2013;99:1415– 1420

n = 20

18,6 BPA`s/pat.

73 sessions

3,7 sessions/pt

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ANGIOSCOPY

Images obtained during angioscopy in chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (a–c) and normal bifurcation of pulmonary artery (d).

www.springerimages.com

OCT

Sugimura K. 2011

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Our first experience with BPA• A 43-year-old female with CTEPH• disqualified from pulmonary endarterectomy. • treated with sildenafil (off-label) for one year without improvement. • BPA of two subsegmental arteries was performed

mPAP 56 mmHg, CO 6,03 l/min, PVR 7,96 Wood units

mPAP 47mmHg, CO 5,99 l/min, PVR 6,51 Wood units

mPAP 36mmHg, PVR 4,5 Wood units

At 3 months

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n Age Sex N of sessions N of segments Main complication

1. 43 F 2 4 -

2. 23 F 2 8 SVT

3. 71 F 2 6 Reperfusion oedema, haemopthysis,

4. 66 M 1 2 Hemoptysis

5. 56 F 2 3 Subcutaneus hematoma, perforation

6. 47 F 2 6 cough

7. 76 M 1 3 -

8. 66 F 1 2 -

9. 70 F 1 2 Reperfusion oedema, haemoptysis

10. 55 F 1 3 Perforation

11. 66 M 1 3 -

12. 65 F 1 4 Reperfusion oedema, haemopthysis, cough

13. 28 M 1 4 Death (reperfusion oedema)

14. 62 M 1 3 Perforation, cough

15. 33 M 1 4 Desaturation

(20) (57)

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Thank you