treatment-experienced patients in central and eastern...
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Treatment-experienced Patients in Central and Eastern Europe ndash What needs to be done
Aster VDepartment of Infectious and Tropical Diseases Hospital Bulovka Prague
Case study 1)Alexandr 50y MSMbull Dg HIV in 1990 CD4+ 30 (in 1990) 1997 CMV retinitis stage C3bull repeated hospitalisations (repeated respiratory infections diarrhoea
syphilis herpes zoster epididymitis condyloma polyneuropathy cachexia collapses injuries)
ART regimenshelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ART not regularly usedhelliphelliphelliptill 2016 not supressed1992 AZT Sep 1996 AZT+DDC (zalcitabine) NucacutesDec 1996 AZT+ SAQ (saquinavir) (cause of switch dyspepsia) PInoncomplianceNov 1997 SAQ + 3TC + AZT Jun 1999 IDV (indinavir) + D4T (stavudine) + EFV (cause of switch rezistance) PI Jul 1999 ART stopped (dyspepsia)Jan 2002 IDV (indinavir) + D4T (stavudine) + EFV reintroduced PIOct 2006 LPVr +D4T (stavudine) + EFV (cause of switch dyspepsia) PINov 2007 noncomplianceMay 2008 FPV+RTV + FTC+TDF introduced PIMay 2011 noncomplianceJul 2011 EFV +FTC+TDF introduced NucacutesJun 2013 noncomplianceSep 2014 RTG+ ETR INI
Case study 2)
Sep 2016 resistance test for ARV drugs providedComplete resistance NUCacutes ABC AZT D4T ddI EFV NVP RPV Complete resistance INI EVG RTG Partial resistance NUCacutes TDF ETR NO resistance PI fAPV ATV DRV IDV LPV NFV SQV TPVNO resistance NUCacutes 3TC FTCNO resistance INI DTG
Since Oct 2016 (till now) LPVr+DTGhelliphelliphellip helliphellip CD4+ 542 CD4+CD8+ 028 virologically supressed Feb 2018 ETV (introduced because of HBV coinfection and DAA therapy)
March 2016 Acute VHB(even HBV vaccination completed in 2007)
(CD4+ 343)
HBsAg positive till now
HBV viral loadsApr 2016 483 000 000 IUml Aug 2016 1 200 000 000 IUml Nov 2017 205 000 000 IUml
HBV resistance test providedNo resistance to TDF 3TC ETV ADVFeb 2018 therapy by ETV introduced
Mar 2018 2 420 000 IUml Apr 2018 708 000 IUml May 2018 197 000 IUml
May 2018 15 800 IUml
time of acquisition unclear but between 2011 and 2016
(in 2011 anti-HCV negative)
GT 1b F 3-4 116 kPa by Fibroscan (Oct 2017)
HCV viral loads
Apr 1-st 2016 29 500 IUml
Mar 21-st 2017 gt10 000 000 IUml
Oct 11-th 2017 19 800 000 IUml
Apr 24-th 2018 therapy by SOFLDV introduced
May 2-nd 2018 11 IUml W2
May 23-rd 2018 lt15 IUml W4
Jun 19-th 2018 negative W8
Jun 17-th 2018 negative W 1 ETR
Oct 10-th 2018 still no result SVR
Case study 3)
HBV coinfection HCV coinfection
ARV drugs available in the Czech Republic
GENVOYA EVGc+FTCTAF
ODEFSEY RPVFTCTAF
TRIUMEQ DGT3TCABC
EMTRICITABTENOFOV FTCTDF
TENOFOVIR DISOMYL TDF
DESCOVY FTCTAF
TIVICAY DTG
ISENTRESS RTG
TENOFOVIR DISOPTV TDF
KALETRA LPVr
KIVEXA ABC3TC
REZOLSTA DRVc
TENOFOVIR DISOSAN TDF
EVIPLERA RPVFTCTDF
NORVIR RTV
TRUVADA FTCTDF
EPIVIR 3TC
EFAVIRENZ TEVA EFV
PREZISTA DRV
STRIBILD EVGc+FTCTDF
EVOTAZ ATVc
INTELENCE ETR
DARUNAVIR MYLAN DRV
ZIAGEN ABC
CELSENTRI MVC
COMBIVIR ZDV3TC
EDURANT RPV
LAMIVUDINZIDOVUDI ZDV3TC
RETROVIR ZDV
TELZIR FPV
EMTRIVA FTC
FUZEON T20
REYATAZ ATV
STOCRIN EFV
VIRAMUNE NVP
TRIZIVIR ZDV3TCABC
ARV drug use in the Czech Republic according drugs prescribed from January to August 2018
45
55
Percentage of ARV one tablet regimes
1 tabday Other regimes
00
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
93 218 192 490 07
NRTI NNRTI PI INI MVC
Percentage of ARV drug use according to particular drug regimes
Number of patients on indivitual ARV regimens in Prague AIDS Center Bulovka
according to drugs prescribed since January till August 2018
0 100 200 300 400
383
245
245
238
236
167
150
136
129
101
64
21
ATVc
DRV
DRVc
RPVFTCTDF
LPVr
RPVFTCTAF
DTGTAFABC
RTG
FTCTAF
DTG
EVGcFTCTAF
FTCTDF
No of patientsDrug
Number of patients according to individual tablet use
INI60
PI21
Nucacutes19
Percentage of use according to particular antiretroviral regimes in in patients from
AIDS Center Bulovka Prague January till August 2018
ART experienced patients in AIDS Center Prague
ART switch is generaly rarely necessary because of toxicity or viral supression failure
Most common reasons for switch in stabilised patients
lower toxicity
FTCTDF FTCTAF
health-care insurancies rules (HIV resistency testing before initiation of elected ART combinations)
HCV therapy (hep-drug interactions)
ART switch need in ART experienced HIVHCV coinfected patients treated by DAA for VHC in Prague AIDS Center (N=25)
Ptoriginal ARV
regimenARV regimen before
and during DAA therapy DAA regimen recent ARV regimen
1 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF BOC+PR RTG+FTCTDF
2 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR DTG+FTCTAF
3 EFV+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTAF
4 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
5 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR EVGc+FTCTAF
6 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR DTG+FTCTAF
7 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
8 ZDV3TC+TDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
9 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR EVGc+FTCTAF
10 DRVr+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTDF GZREBV DTG+FTCTDF
11 LPVr+AZT3TC DTG+3TC+TDF GZREBV DTG+3TC+TDF
12 DRVr+FTCTDF DRVr+FTCTDF SOF+DCV+RBV DRVc+ FTCTAF
13 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF OBVPTVr+DSV RTG+FTCTAF
14 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV RTG+FTCTDF
15 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTAF SOFLDV RTG+FTCTAF
16 LPVr+RTG RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV DTG+FTCTAF
17 LPVr+TDF+RTG LPVr+TDF+RTG SOFLDV LPVr+RTG
18 NO NO SOFLDV+RBV EVGc+FTCTAF
19 LPVr+DTG LPVr+DTG SOFLDV LPVr+DTG
20 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV EVGc+FTCTDF
21 ZDV3TC+TDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFVEL RTG+FTCTAF
22 ETV+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTAF SOFVEL DTG+FTCTAF
23 EFV+3TC+TDF DTG+3TC+TDF SOFVEL DTG+3TC+TDF
24 EFV+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTAF SOFVEL DTG+FTCTAF
25 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+ABC3TC SOFVEL RTG+ABC3TC
18 (72) out of 25 pts switched
DAA before DAA therapy
0
5
10
15
20
25
7
12
6switch fromNUCacutes
switch fromPI
no switch
72
14 56
11
44
no switch switch
11 (44) out of 25 pts switched
ARV after DAA therapy
Case study 1-st rdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapy
Jaroslava 41 y (at the time of HCV dg in 2006) Family history mother died in 53 y liver cirrhosis father died in 75 y
gastric cancer brother died in 39 y liver cirrhosis Personal history repeated pneumonia in childhood depression
thyreopathy on substitution therapy
Present illness Y 2006 dg VHC not treatet (thyreopathy) July 2009 clinically liver Ci (biopsy not performed) HCV VL 5 410 000
IUml GT 1b started Peg-IFNRBV finished after 5 W because of AE (facial palsy)
November 2009 axillar and cervical lymphadenopathy dg DLBCL lymphoma after 6 R-CHOP series since March 2010 in remission
December 2012 ascites diuretic therapy started (spironolacton) October 2013 lymphoma relapsed started therapy by steroids
rituximab CHT radiotherapy no remission February 2014 worsening of liver functions stage CH-P B (7 points) and
signes of portal hypertension (CHS 51 total protein 597 gl alb 440 INR 11 leu 21 Hb 121 plt 57 USG spleen 15cm portal vein 18mm endoscopy 1-st grade oesophageal varices)
Not included to waiting list for liver transplantation (lymphoma) IFN-free therapy indicated
Case study 1-st bdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapySofosbuvirledipasvir approved but not covered by health-care insurance companies in the Czech
Republic at the beginning of 2015 but reimbursement was possible on basis of special request
hepatologist request for SOFLDV therapy reimbursement
health-care insurance company answer
1 (January 2015) hellippatient with CHVHC liver cirrhosis 464 kPa asciteshellip
NO bdquolymphoma no data about safety and effectivenes in treatment by Harvoni in hematooncologic patients existldquo
2 (March 2015)hellipldquo15 of pts with NHL are HCV infected SOFLDV has no myelotoxic potency SVR has beneficial effect in pts with lymphomaldquo1)
1) Antiviral therapy is associated with a better survival in patients with hepatitis C virus and B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphomas ANRS HC-13 lympho-C studyMichot JM at all ANRS HC-13 Lympho-C Study GroupAm J Hematol 2015 Mar90(3)197-203 doi 101002ajh23889 Epub 2014 Nov 24
NO bdquosend to us fulltext of the paperldquohellipldquono study with Harvoni nad patients with lymphoma existldquo
3 (April 2014) hellipldquopatient with decompensated lymphoma cannot wait for such studiesldquohellipfull text1) has been sent
NO bdquono studies about safety and effectivenes in patients with lymphomaldquo
July 26-th 2015 patient admitted to ID dept (liver failure) July 30-th 2015 patient died (51 y)
Retreatment after DAAacutes regimen (exept IFN including and SOFRBV regimens)
according the EASL guidelines 2018
European Association for the Study of the Liver EASL Recommendations on Treatment of Hepatitis C 2018 J Hepatol (2018) httpsdoiorg101016j jhep201803026
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX 12W
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen) and have predictors of lower response
SOF+GLEPIB 12W
Very difficult to cure pts (with RASs and who failed twice PI and NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX + RBV 12-24 WorSOF+GLEPIB + RBV 12-24W
Pts with decompensated Ci who failed after PI andor NS5A
SOFVEL + RBV 24 W
RAS testing recommended Multidisciplinary team decision is recommended
Previously DAA treated patients and RAS testing real problem
Polaris 1 study TE pacients 150 with GT 1 with NS5A experience and 114 pts with other GT SOFVELVOX for 12 W SVR 96 was achieved1)
Substudy Polaris 1 147 NS5A TE patients with GT 1 with NS5A experience who previously received placebo were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved 2)
Polaris 4 study 163 TE pts but not previously treated by NS5A pts with GT 12 or 3 and 19 pts with GT 4 SOFVELVOX for 12 W
SVR 98 was achieved1)
248 NS5A TE patients 205 of them had baseline NS3 andor NS5A RASs were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved No impact of baseline RASs on treatment outcome was confirmed 3)
1) Bourlieacutere M et all bdquoSofosbuvir Velpatasvir and Voxilaprevir for Previously Treated HCV InfectionldquoN Engl J Med 2017 Jun 1376(22)2134-2146 doi 101056NEJMoa1613512
2) Bouliere m et all bdquoDeferred treatment with sofosbuvir-velpatasvir-voxilaprevir for patients with chronic hepatitis Cvirus who were previously treated with an NS5A inhibitor an open-label substudy of POLARIS-1ldquoLancet Gastroenterol Hepatol 2018 Aug3(8)559-565 doi 101016S2468-1253(18)30118-3 Epub 2018 May 313) Sarrazin C et all bdquoNo impact of resistance-associated substitutions on the efficacy of sofosbuvir velpatasvir and voxilaprevir for 12 weeks in HCV DAA-experienced patientsldquo J Hepatol 2018 Aug 9 pii S0168-8278(18)32279-7 doi 101016jjhep201807023 [Epub ahead of print]
When SOFVELVOX and GLEPIB are not available RAS testing might have sense and previous DAA
treatment might be a problem
1) Mawatari S et all The co-existence of NS5A and NS5B resistance-associated substitutions is associated with virologic failure in Hepatitis C Virus genotype 1 patients treated with sofosbuvir and ledipasvir PLoS One 2018 Jun 113(6)e0198642 doi 101371journalpone0198642 eCollection 2018
493 patients with GT 1b were treated by SOFLDV (31 of them had by DCVASV treatment history) The SVR 12 in 966 was achieved 1)
the SVR12 rates of patients with coexisting NS5A and NS5B RASs were significantly lower (833) 1)
the SVR12 rates in the patients with IFN-free treatment-naive and retreated were 976 and 806 respectively 1)
All DAAacutes available in the Czech Republic
bull RBV
bull DAC
bull SOF
bull SOFLDV
bull SOFVEL
bull SOFVELVOX
bull GZREBV
bull OBVPRVr+DSV
bull GLEPIB
DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
264
127
106
97
79
74
48
44
37
35 (33)30
30
23
23
16
7
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Remedis Prague
Hradec K int
Hradec K inf
VFN Prague
Opava
Olomouc
Motol Prague int
Bulovka PraguePardubice
Motol Prague inf
C Budejovice
Transplant surg
Ostrava
UVN Prague
Plzen
Brno
IKEM
Centers for DAA therapy Number of treated patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Number of patients treated by DAA in individual centersfor DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
from 1-st Jan 2016 to 26-th Jan 26 1 2018 (n=1052) according tothe HARM registry 1)2)
19 Centers for DAA treatment in the Czech Republic
AIDS Center
Bulovka 1639
59
Other AIDS
Centers1153 41
Distribution of care for HIV+ patients
in the Czech Republic (Feb 2018)1)
1) Maly M Nemecek V National institute of Health 2016
Prague center in Bulovka Hospital cares about both HCV monoinfected and HCVHIV coinfected patients
There is no experience in treatment in DAA experienced patients because of small cohort of treated patients
resulting from not satisfactory resources Still all our DAA treated patients were succesfully treated
No experience in Prague Center Bulovka in treatment in TE patients
Outlook on situation in HCV treatment by DAA in Prague Center Hospital Bulovka waiting and treated patients
according to the place of treatment and HIV coinfection status No=134
(till 5-th Sep 2018 personal experience)
Other centers specialists obliging to help in access to DAA treatment for patients from Prague Center Hospital Na Bulovce Frankova S Dlouhy P Wolfova M Hejda V Urbanek P
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV
Treated in Bulovka Treated in other center waiting
1622
4
30
21
41patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
Case study 1)Alexandr 50y MSMbull Dg HIV in 1990 CD4+ 30 (in 1990) 1997 CMV retinitis stage C3bull repeated hospitalisations (repeated respiratory infections diarrhoea
syphilis herpes zoster epididymitis condyloma polyneuropathy cachexia collapses injuries)
ART regimenshelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ART not regularly usedhelliphelliphelliptill 2016 not supressed1992 AZT Sep 1996 AZT+DDC (zalcitabine) NucacutesDec 1996 AZT+ SAQ (saquinavir) (cause of switch dyspepsia) PInoncomplianceNov 1997 SAQ + 3TC + AZT Jun 1999 IDV (indinavir) + D4T (stavudine) + EFV (cause of switch rezistance) PI Jul 1999 ART stopped (dyspepsia)Jan 2002 IDV (indinavir) + D4T (stavudine) + EFV reintroduced PIOct 2006 LPVr +D4T (stavudine) + EFV (cause of switch dyspepsia) PINov 2007 noncomplianceMay 2008 FPV+RTV + FTC+TDF introduced PIMay 2011 noncomplianceJul 2011 EFV +FTC+TDF introduced NucacutesJun 2013 noncomplianceSep 2014 RTG+ ETR INI
Case study 2)
Sep 2016 resistance test for ARV drugs providedComplete resistance NUCacutes ABC AZT D4T ddI EFV NVP RPV Complete resistance INI EVG RTG Partial resistance NUCacutes TDF ETR NO resistance PI fAPV ATV DRV IDV LPV NFV SQV TPVNO resistance NUCacutes 3TC FTCNO resistance INI DTG
Since Oct 2016 (till now) LPVr+DTGhelliphelliphellip helliphellip CD4+ 542 CD4+CD8+ 028 virologically supressed Feb 2018 ETV (introduced because of HBV coinfection and DAA therapy)
March 2016 Acute VHB(even HBV vaccination completed in 2007)
(CD4+ 343)
HBsAg positive till now
HBV viral loadsApr 2016 483 000 000 IUml Aug 2016 1 200 000 000 IUml Nov 2017 205 000 000 IUml
HBV resistance test providedNo resistance to TDF 3TC ETV ADVFeb 2018 therapy by ETV introduced
Mar 2018 2 420 000 IUml Apr 2018 708 000 IUml May 2018 197 000 IUml
May 2018 15 800 IUml
time of acquisition unclear but between 2011 and 2016
(in 2011 anti-HCV negative)
GT 1b F 3-4 116 kPa by Fibroscan (Oct 2017)
HCV viral loads
Apr 1-st 2016 29 500 IUml
Mar 21-st 2017 gt10 000 000 IUml
Oct 11-th 2017 19 800 000 IUml
Apr 24-th 2018 therapy by SOFLDV introduced
May 2-nd 2018 11 IUml W2
May 23-rd 2018 lt15 IUml W4
Jun 19-th 2018 negative W8
Jun 17-th 2018 negative W 1 ETR
Oct 10-th 2018 still no result SVR
Case study 3)
HBV coinfection HCV coinfection
ARV drugs available in the Czech Republic
GENVOYA EVGc+FTCTAF
ODEFSEY RPVFTCTAF
TRIUMEQ DGT3TCABC
EMTRICITABTENOFOV FTCTDF
TENOFOVIR DISOMYL TDF
DESCOVY FTCTAF
TIVICAY DTG
ISENTRESS RTG
TENOFOVIR DISOPTV TDF
KALETRA LPVr
KIVEXA ABC3TC
REZOLSTA DRVc
TENOFOVIR DISOSAN TDF
EVIPLERA RPVFTCTDF
NORVIR RTV
TRUVADA FTCTDF
EPIVIR 3TC
EFAVIRENZ TEVA EFV
PREZISTA DRV
STRIBILD EVGc+FTCTDF
EVOTAZ ATVc
INTELENCE ETR
DARUNAVIR MYLAN DRV
ZIAGEN ABC
CELSENTRI MVC
COMBIVIR ZDV3TC
EDURANT RPV
LAMIVUDINZIDOVUDI ZDV3TC
RETROVIR ZDV
TELZIR FPV
EMTRIVA FTC
FUZEON T20
REYATAZ ATV
STOCRIN EFV
VIRAMUNE NVP
TRIZIVIR ZDV3TCABC
ARV drug use in the Czech Republic according drugs prescribed from January to August 2018
45
55
Percentage of ARV one tablet regimes
1 tabday Other regimes
00
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
93 218 192 490 07
NRTI NNRTI PI INI MVC
Percentage of ARV drug use according to particular drug regimes
Number of patients on indivitual ARV regimens in Prague AIDS Center Bulovka
according to drugs prescribed since January till August 2018
0 100 200 300 400
383
245
245
238
236
167
150
136
129
101
64
21
ATVc
DRV
DRVc
RPVFTCTDF
LPVr
RPVFTCTAF
DTGTAFABC
RTG
FTCTAF
DTG
EVGcFTCTAF
FTCTDF
No of patientsDrug
Number of patients according to individual tablet use
INI60
PI21
Nucacutes19
Percentage of use according to particular antiretroviral regimes in in patients from
AIDS Center Bulovka Prague January till August 2018
ART experienced patients in AIDS Center Prague
ART switch is generaly rarely necessary because of toxicity or viral supression failure
Most common reasons for switch in stabilised patients
lower toxicity
FTCTDF FTCTAF
health-care insurancies rules (HIV resistency testing before initiation of elected ART combinations)
HCV therapy (hep-drug interactions)
ART switch need in ART experienced HIVHCV coinfected patients treated by DAA for VHC in Prague AIDS Center (N=25)
Ptoriginal ARV
regimenARV regimen before
and during DAA therapy DAA regimen recent ARV regimen
1 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF BOC+PR RTG+FTCTDF
2 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR DTG+FTCTAF
3 EFV+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTAF
4 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
5 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR EVGc+FTCTAF
6 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR DTG+FTCTAF
7 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
8 ZDV3TC+TDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
9 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR EVGc+FTCTAF
10 DRVr+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTDF GZREBV DTG+FTCTDF
11 LPVr+AZT3TC DTG+3TC+TDF GZREBV DTG+3TC+TDF
12 DRVr+FTCTDF DRVr+FTCTDF SOF+DCV+RBV DRVc+ FTCTAF
13 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF OBVPTVr+DSV RTG+FTCTAF
14 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV RTG+FTCTDF
15 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTAF SOFLDV RTG+FTCTAF
16 LPVr+RTG RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV DTG+FTCTAF
17 LPVr+TDF+RTG LPVr+TDF+RTG SOFLDV LPVr+RTG
18 NO NO SOFLDV+RBV EVGc+FTCTAF
19 LPVr+DTG LPVr+DTG SOFLDV LPVr+DTG
20 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV EVGc+FTCTDF
21 ZDV3TC+TDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFVEL RTG+FTCTAF
22 ETV+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTAF SOFVEL DTG+FTCTAF
23 EFV+3TC+TDF DTG+3TC+TDF SOFVEL DTG+3TC+TDF
24 EFV+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTAF SOFVEL DTG+FTCTAF
25 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+ABC3TC SOFVEL RTG+ABC3TC
18 (72) out of 25 pts switched
DAA before DAA therapy
0
5
10
15
20
25
7
12
6switch fromNUCacutes
switch fromPI
no switch
72
14 56
11
44
no switch switch
11 (44) out of 25 pts switched
ARV after DAA therapy
Case study 1-st rdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapy
Jaroslava 41 y (at the time of HCV dg in 2006) Family history mother died in 53 y liver cirrhosis father died in 75 y
gastric cancer brother died in 39 y liver cirrhosis Personal history repeated pneumonia in childhood depression
thyreopathy on substitution therapy
Present illness Y 2006 dg VHC not treatet (thyreopathy) July 2009 clinically liver Ci (biopsy not performed) HCV VL 5 410 000
IUml GT 1b started Peg-IFNRBV finished after 5 W because of AE (facial palsy)
November 2009 axillar and cervical lymphadenopathy dg DLBCL lymphoma after 6 R-CHOP series since March 2010 in remission
December 2012 ascites diuretic therapy started (spironolacton) October 2013 lymphoma relapsed started therapy by steroids
rituximab CHT radiotherapy no remission February 2014 worsening of liver functions stage CH-P B (7 points) and
signes of portal hypertension (CHS 51 total protein 597 gl alb 440 INR 11 leu 21 Hb 121 plt 57 USG spleen 15cm portal vein 18mm endoscopy 1-st grade oesophageal varices)
Not included to waiting list for liver transplantation (lymphoma) IFN-free therapy indicated
Case study 1-st bdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapySofosbuvirledipasvir approved but not covered by health-care insurance companies in the Czech
Republic at the beginning of 2015 but reimbursement was possible on basis of special request
hepatologist request for SOFLDV therapy reimbursement
health-care insurance company answer
1 (January 2015) hellippatient with CHVHC liver cirrhosis 464 kPa asciteshellip
NO bdquolymphoma no data about safety and effectivenes in treatment by Harvoni in hematooncologic patients existldquo
2 (March 2015)hellipldquo15 of pts with NHL are HCV infected SOFLDV has no myelotoxic potency SVR has beneficial effect in pts with lymphomaldquo1)
1) Antiviral therapy is associated with a better survival in patients with hepatitis C virus and B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphomas ANRS HC-13 lympho-C studyMichot JM at all ANRS HC-13 Lympho-C Study GroupAm J Hematol 2015 Mar90(3)197-203 doi 101002ajh23889 Epub 2014 Nov 24
NO bdquosend to us fulltext of the paperldquohellipldquono study with Harvoni nad patients with lymphoma existldquo
3 (April 2014) hellipldquopatient with decompensated lymphoma cannot wait for such studiesldquohellipfull text1) has been sent
NO bdquono studies about safety and effectivenes in patients with lymphomaldquo
July 26-th 2015 patient admitted to ID dept (liver failure) July 30-th 2015 patient died (51 y)
Retreatment after DAAacutes regimen (exept IFN including and SOFRBV regimens)
according the EASL guidelines 2018
European Association for the Study of the Liver EASL Recommendations on Treatment of Hepatitis C 2018 J Hepatol (2018) httpsdoiorg101016j jhep201803026
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX 12W
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen) and have predictors of lower response
SOF+GLEPIB 12W
Very difficult to cure pts (with RASs and who failed twice PI and NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX + RBV 12-24 WorSOF+GLEPIB + RBV 12-24W
Pts with decompensated Ci who failed after PI andor NS5A
SOFVEL + RBV 24 W
RAS testing recommended Multidisciplinary team decision is recommended
Previously DAA treated patients and RAS testing real problem
Polaris 1 study TE pacients 150 with GT 1 with NS5A experience and 114 pts with other GT SOFVELVOX for 12 W SVR 96 was achieved1)
Substudy Polaris 1 147 NS5A TE patients with GT 1 with NS5A experience who previously received placebo were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved 2)
Polaris 4 study 163 TE pts but not previously treated by NS5A pts with GT 12 or 3 and 19 pts with GT 4 SOFVELVOX for 12 W
SVR 98 was achieved1)
248 NS5A TE patients 205 of them had baseline NS3 andor NS5A RASs were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved No impact of baseline RASs on treatment outcome was confirmed 3)
1) Bourlieacutere M et all bdquoSofosbuvir Velpatasvir and Voxilaprevir for Previously Treated HCV InfectionldquoN Engl J Med 2017 Jun 1376(22)2134-2146 doi 101056NEJMoa1613512
2) Bouliere m et all bdquoDeferred treatment with sofosbuvir-velpatasvir-voxilaprevir for patients with chronic hepatitis Cvirus who were previously treated with an NS5A inhibitor an open-label substudy of POLARIS-1ldquoLancet Gastroenterol Hepatol 2018 Aug3(8)559-565 doi 101016S2468-1253(18)30118-3 Epub 2018 May 313) Sarrazin C et all bdquoNo impact of resistance-associated substitutions on the efficacy of sofosbuvir velpatasvir and voxilaprevir for 12 weeks in HCV DAA-experienced patientsldquo J Hepatol 2018 Aug 9 pii S0168-8278(18)32279-7 doi 101016jjhep201807023 [Epub ahead of print]
When SOFVELVOX and GLEPIB are not available RAS testing might have sense and previous DAA
treatment might be a problem
1) Mawatari S et all The co-existence of NS5A and NS5B resistance-associated substitutions is associated with virologic failure in Hepatitis C Virus genotype 1 patients treated with sofosbuvir and ledipasvir PLoS One 2018 Jun 113(6)e0198642 doi 101371journalpone0198642 eCollection 2018
493 patients with GT 1b were treated by SOFLDV (31 of them had by DCVASV treatment history) The SVR 12 in 966 was achieved 1)
the SVR12 rates of patients with coexisting NS5A and NS5B RASs were significantly lower (833) 1)
the SVR12 rates in the patients with IFN-free treatment-naive and retreated were 976 and 806 respectively 1)
All DAAacutes available in the Czech Republic
bull RBV
bull DAC
bull SOF
bull SOFLDV
bull SOFVEL
bull SOFVELVOX
bull GZREBV
bull OBVPRVr+DSV
bull GLEPIB
DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
264
127
106
97
79
74
48
44
37
35 (33)30
30
23
23
16
7
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Remedis Prague
Hradec K int
Hradec K inf
VFN Prague
Opava
Olomouc
Motol Prague int
Bulovka PraguePardubice
Motol Prague inf
C Budejovice
Transplant surg
Ostrava
UVN Prague
Plzen
Brno
IKEM
Centers for DAA therapy Number of treated patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Number of patients treated by DAA in individual centersfor DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
from 1-st Jan 2016 to 26-th Jan 26 1 2018 (n=1052) according tothe HARM registry 1)2)
19 Centers for DAA treatment in the Czech Republic
AIDS Center
Bulovka 1639
59
Other AIDS
Centers1153 41
Distribution of care for HIV+ patients
in the Czech Republic (Feb 2018)1)
1) Maly M Nemecek V National institute of Health 2016
Prague center in Bulovka Hospital cares about both HCV monoinfected and HCVHIV coinfected patients
There is no experience in treatment in DAA experienced patients because of small cohort of treated patients
resulting from not satisfactory resources Still all our DAA treated patients were succesfully treated
No experience in Prague Center Bulovka in treatment in TE patients
Outlook on situation in HCV treatment by DAA in Prague Center Hospital Bulovka waiting and treated patients
according to the place of treatment and HIV coinfection status No=134
(till 5-th Sep 2018 personal experience)
Other centers specialists obliging to help in access to DAA treatment for patients from Prague Center Hospital Na Bulovce Frankova S Dlouhy P Wolfova M Hejda V Urbanek P
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV
Treated in Bulovka Treated in other center waiting
1622
4
30
21
41patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
Case study 2)
Sep 2016 resistance test for ARV drugs providedComplete resistance NUCacutes ABC AZT D4T ddI EFV NVP RPV Complete resistance INI EVG RTG Partial resistance NUCacutes TDF ETR NO resistance PI fAPV ATV DRV IDV LPV NFV SQV TPVNO resistance NUCacutes 3TC FTCNO resistance INI DTG
Since Oct 2016 (till now) LPVr+DTGhelliphelliphellip helliphellip CD4+ 542 CD4+CD8+ 028 virologically supressed Feb 2018 ETV (introduced because of HBV coinfection and DAA therapy)
March 2016 Acute VHB(even HBV vaccination completed in 2007)
(CD4+ 343)
HBsAg positive till now
HBV viral loadsApr 2016 483 000 000 IUml Aug 2016 1 200 000 000 IUml Nov 2017 205 000 000 IUml
HBV resistance test providedNo resistance to TDF 3TC ETV ADVFeb 2018 therapy by ETV introduced
Mar 2018 2 420 000 IUml Apr 2018 708 000 IUml May 2018 197 000 IUml
May 2018 15 800 IUml
time of acquisition unclear but between 2011 and 2016
(in 2011 anti-HCV negative)
GT 1b F 3-4 116 kPa by Fibroscan (Oct 2017)
HCV viral loads
Apr 1-st 2016 29 500 IUml
Mar 21-st 2017 gt10 000 000 IUml
Oct 11-th 2017 19 800 000 IUml
Apr 24-th 2018 therapy by SOFLDV introduced
May 2-nd 2018 11 IUml W2
May 23-rd 2018 lt15 IUml W4
Jun 19-th 2018 negative W8
Jun 17-th 2018 negative W 1 ETR
Oct 10-th 2018 still no result SVR
Case study 3)
HBV coinfection HCV coinfection
ARV drugs available in the Czech Republic
GENVOYA EVGc+FTCTAF
ODEFSEY RPVFTCTAF
TRIUMEQ DGT3TCABC
EMTRICITABTENOFOV FTCTDF
TENOFOVIR DISOMYL TDF
DESCOVY FTCTAF
TIVICAY DTG
ISENTRESS RTG
TENOFOVIR DISOPTV TDF
KALETRA LPVr
KIVEXA ABC3TC
REZOLSTA DRVc
TENOFOVIR DISOSAN TDF
EVIPLERA RPVFTCTDF
NORVIR RTV
TRUVADA FTCTDF
EPIVIR 3TC
EFAVIRENZ TEVA EFV
PREZISTA DRV
STRIBILD EVGc+FTCTDF
EVOTAZ ATVc
INTELENCE ETR
DARUNAVIR MYLAN DRV
ZIAGEN ABC
CELSENTRI MVC
COMBIVIR ZDV3TC
EDURANT RPV
LAMIVUDINZIDOVUDI ZDV3TC
RETROVIR ZDV
TELZIR FPV
EMTRIVA FTC
FUZEON T20
REYATAZ ATV
STOCRIN EFV
VIRAMUNE NVP
TRIZIVIR ZDV3TCABC
ARV drug use in the Czech Republic according drugs prescribed from January to August 2018
45
55
Percentage of ARV one tablet regimes
1 tabday Other regimes
00
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
93 218 192 490 07
NRTI NNRTI PI INI MVC
Percentage of ARV drug use according to particular drug regimes
Number of patients on indivitual ARV regimens in Prague AIDS Center Bulovka
according to drugs prescribed since January till August 2018
0 100 200 300 400
383
245
245
238
236
167
150
136
129
101
64
21
ATVc
DRV
DRVc
RPVFTCTDF
LPVr
RPVFTCTAF
DTGTAFABC
RTG
FTCTAF
DTG
EVGcFTCTAF
FTCTDF
No of patientsDrug
Number of patients according to individual tablet use
INI60
PI21
Nucacutes19
Percentage of use according to particular antiretroviral regimes in in patients from
AIDS Center Bulovka Prague January till August 2018
ART experienced patients in AIDS Center Prague
ART switch is generaly rarely necessary because of toxicity or viral supression failure
Most common reasons for switch in stabilised patients
lower toxicity
FTCTDF FTCTAF
health-care insurancies rules (HIV resistency testing before initiation of elected ART combinations)
HCV therapy (hep-drug interactions)
ART switch need in ART experienced HIVHCV coinfected patients treated by DAA for VHC in Prague AIDS Center (N=25)
Ptoriginal ARV
regimenARV regimen before
and during DAA therapy DAA regimen recent ARV regimen
1 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF BOC+PR RTG+FTCTDF
2 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR DTG+FTCTAF
3 EFV+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTAF
4 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
5 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR EVGc+FTCTAF
6 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR DTG+FTCTAF
7 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
8 ZDV3TC+TDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
9 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR EVGc+FTCTAF
10 DRVr+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTDF GZREBV DTG+FTCTDF
11 LPVr+AZT3TC DTG+3TC+TDF GZREBV DTG+3TC+TDF
12 DRVr+FTCTDF DRVr+FTCTDF SOF+DCV+RBV DRVc+ FTCTAF
13 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF OBVPTVr+DSV RTG+FTCTAF
14 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV RTG+FTCTDF
15 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTAF SOFLDV RTG+FTCTAF
16 LPVr+RTG RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV DTG+FTCTAF
17 LPVr+TDF+RTG LPVr+TDF+RTG SOFLDV LPVr+RTG
18 NO NO SOFLDV+RBV EVGc+FTCTAF
19 LPVr+DTG LPVr+DTG SOFLDV LPVr+DTG
20 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV EVGc+FTCTDF
21 ZDV3TC+TDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFVEL RTG+FTCTAF
22 ETV+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTAF SOFVEL DTG+FTCTAF
23 EFV+3TC+TDF DTG+3TC+TDF SOFVEL DTG+3TC+TDF
24 EFV+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTAF SOFVEL DTG+FTCTAF
25 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+ABC3TC SOFVEL RTG+ABC3TC
18 (72) out of 25 pts switched
DAA before DAA therapy
0
5
10
15
20
25
7
12
6switch fromNUCacutes
switch fromPI
no switch
72
14 56
11
44
no switch switch
11 (44) out of 25 pts switched
ARV after DAA therapy
Case study 1-st rdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapy
Jaroslava 41 y (at the time of HCV dg in 2006) Family history mother died in 53 y liver cirrhosis father died in 75 y
gastric cancer brother died in 39 y liver cirrhosis Personal history repeated pneumonia in childhood depression
thyreopathy on substitution therapy
Present illness Y 2006 dg VHC not treatet (thyreopathy) July 2009 clinically liver Ci (biopsy not performed) HCV VL 5 410 000
IUml GT 1b started Peg-IFNRBV finished after 5 W because of AE (facial palsy)
November 2009 axillar and cervical lymphadenopathy dg DLBCL lymphoma after 6 R-CHOP series since March 2010 in remission
December 2012 ascites diuretic therapy started (spironolacton) October 2013 lymphoma relapsed started therapy by steroids
rituximab CHT radiotherapy no remission February 2014 worsening of liver functions stage CH-P B (7 points) and
signes of portal hypertension (CHS 51 total protein 597 gl alb 440 INR 11 leu 21 Hb 121 plt 57 USG spleen 15cm portal vein 18mm endoscopy 1-st grade oesophageal varices)
Not included to waiting list for liver transplantation (lymphoma) IFN-free therapy indicated
Case study 1-st bdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapySofosbuvirledipasvir approved but not covered by health-care insurance companies in the Czech
Republic at the beginning of 2015 but reimbursement was possible on basis of special request
hepatologist request for SOFLDV therapy reimbursement
health-care insurance company answer
1 (January 2015) hellippatient with CHVHC liver cirrhosis 464 kPa asciteshellip
NO bdquolymphoma no data about safety and effectivenes in treatment by Harvoni in hematooncologic patients existldquo
2 (March 2015)hellipldquo15 of pts with NHL are HCV infected SOFLDV has no myelotoxic potency SVR has beneficial effect in pts with lymphomaldquo1)
1) Antiviral therapy is associated with a better survival in patients with hepatitis C virus and B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphomas ANRS HC-13 lympho-C studyMichot JM at all ANRS HC-13 Lympho-C Study GroupAm J Hematol 2015 Mar90(3)197-203 doi 101002ajh23889 Epub 2014 Nov 24
NO bdquosend to us fulltext of the paperldquohellipldquono study with Harvoni nad patients with lymphoma existldquo
3 (April 2014) hellipldquopatient with decompensated lymphoma cannot wait for such studiesldquohellipfull text1) has been sent
NO bdquono studies about safety and effectivenes in patients with lymphomaldquo
July 26-th 2015 patient admitted to ID dept (liver failure) July 30-th 2015 patient died (51 y)
Retreatment after DAAacutes regimen (exept IFN including and SOFRBV regimens)
according the EASL guidelines 2018
European Association for the Study of the Liver EASL Recommendations on Treatment of Hepatitis C 2018 J Hepatol (2018) httpsdoiorg101016j jhep201803026
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX 12W
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen) and have predictors of lower response
SOF+GLEPIB 12W
Very difficult to cure pts (with RASs and who failed twice PI and NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX + RBV 12-24 WorSOF+GLEPIB + RBV 12-24W
Pts with decompensated Ci who failed after PI andor NS5A
SOFVEL + RBV 24 W
RAS testing recommended Multidisciplinary team decision is recommended
Previously DAA treated patients and RAS testing real problem
Polaris 1 study TE pacients 150 with GT 1 with NS5A experience and 114 pts with other GT SOFVELVOX for 12 W SVR 96 was achieved1)
Substudy Polaris 1 147 NS5A TE patients with GT 1 with NS5A experience who previously received placebo were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved 2)
Polaris 4 study 163 TE pts but not previously treated by NS5A pts with GT 12 or 3 and 19 pts with GT 4 SOFVELVOX for 12 W
SVR 98 was achieved1)
248 NS5A TE patients 205 of them had baseline NS3 andor NS5A RASs were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved No impact of baseline RASs on treatment outcome was confirmed 3)
1) Bourlieacutere M et all bdquoSofosbuvir Velpatasvir and Voxilaprevir for Previously Treated HCV InfectionldquoN Engl J Med 2017 Jun 1376(22)2134-2146 doi 101056NEJMoa1613512
2) Bouliere m et all bdquoDeferred treatment with sofosbuvir-velpatasvir-voxilaprevir for patients with chronic hepatitis Cvirus who were previously treated with an NS5A inhibitor an open-label substudy of POLARIS-1ldquoLancet Gastroenterol Hepatol 2018 Aug3(8)559-565 doi 101016S2468-1253(18)30118-3 Epub 2018 May 313) Sarrazin C et all bdquoNo impact of resistance-associated substitutions on the efficacy of sofosbuvir velpatasvir and voxilaprevir for 12 weeks in HCV DAA-experienced patientsldquo J Hepatol 2018 Aug 9 pii S0168-8278(18)32279-7 doi 101016jjhep201807023 [Epub ahead of print]
When SOFVELVOX and GLEPIB are not available RAS testing might have sense and previous DAA
treatment might be a problem
1) Mawatari S et all The co-existence of NS5A and NS5B resistance-associated substitutions is associated with virologic failure in Hepatitis C Virus genotype 1 patients treated with sofosbuvir and ledipasvir PLoS One 2018 Jun 113(6)e0198642 doi 101371journalpone0198642 eCollection 2018
493 patients with GT 1b were treated by SOFLDV (31 of them had by DCVASV treatment history) The SVR 12 in 966 was achieved 1)
the SVR12 rates of patients with coexisting NS5A and NS5B RASs were significantly lower (833) 1)
the SVR12 rates in the patients with IFN-free treatment-naive and retreated were 976 and 806 respectively 1)
All DAAacutes available in the Czech Republic
bull RBV
bull DAC
bull SOF
bull SOFLDV
bull SOFVEL
bull SOFVELVOX
bull GZREBV
bull OBVPRVr+DSV
bull GLEPIB
DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
264
127
106
97
79
74
48
44
37
35 (33)30
30
23
23
16
7
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Remedis Prague
Hradec K int
Hradec K inf
VFN Prague
Opava
Olomouc
Motol Prague int
Bulovka PraguePardubice
Motol Prague inf
C Budejovice
Transplant surg
Ostrava
UVN Prague
Plzen
Brno
IKEM
Centers for DAA therapy Number of treated patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Number of patients treated by DAA in individual centersfor DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
from 1-st Jan 2016 to 26-th Jan 26 1 2018 (n=1052) according tothe HARM registry 1)2)
19 Centers for DAA treatment in the Czech Republic
AIDS Center
Bulovka 1639
59
Other AIDS
Centers1153 41
Distribution of care for HIV+ patients
in the Czech Republic (Feb 2018)1)
1) Maly M Nemecek V National institute of Health 2016
Prague center in Bulovka Hospital cares about both HCV monoinfected and HCVHIV coinfected patients
There is no experience in treatment in DAA experienced patients because of small cohort of treated patients
resulting from not satisfactory resources Still all our DAA treated patients were succesfully treated
No experience in Prague Center Bulovka in treatment in TE patients
Outlook on situation in HCV treatment by DAA in Prague Center Hospital Bulovka waiting and treated patients
according to the place of treatment and HIV coinfection status No=134
(till 5-th Sep 2018 personal experience)
Other centers specialists obliging to help in access to DAA treatment for patients from Prague Center Hospital Na Bulovce Frankova S Dlouhy P Wolfova M Hejda V Urbanek P
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV
Treated in Bulovka Treated in other center waiting
1622
4
30
21
41patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
March 2016 Acute VHB(even HBV vaccination completed in 2007)
(CD4+ 343)
HBsAg positive till now
HBV viral loadsApr 2016 483 000 000 IUml Aug 2016 1 200 000 000 IUml Nov 2017 205 000 000 IUml
HBV resistance test providedNo resistance to TDF 3TC ETV ADVFeb 2018 therapy by ETV introduced
Mar 2018 2 420 000 IUml Apr 2018 708 000 IUml May 2018 197 000 IUml
May 2018 15 800 IUml
time of acquisition unclear but between 2011 and 2016
(in 2011 anti-HCV negative)
GT 1b F 3-4 116 kPa by Fibroscan (Oct 2017)
HCV viral loads
Apr 1-st 2016 29 500 IUml
Mar 21-st 2017 gt10 000 000 IUml
Oct 11-th 2017 19 800 000 IUml
Apr 24-th 2018 therapy by SOFLDV introduced
May 2-nd 2018 11 IUml W2
May 23-rd 2018 lt15 IUml W4
Jun 19-th 2018 negative W8
Jun 17-th 2018 negative W 1 ETR
Oct 10-th 2018 still no result SVR
Case study 3)
HBV coinfection HCV coinfection
ARV drugs available in the Czech Republic
GENVOYA EVGc+FTCTAF
ODEFSEY RPVFTCTAF
TRIUMEQ DGT3TCABC
EMTRICITABTENOFOV FTCTDF
TENOFOVIR DISOMYL TDF
DESCOVY FTCTAF
TIVICAY DTG
ISENTRESS RTG
TENOFOVIR DISOPTV TDF
KALETRA LPVr
KIVEXA ABC3TC
REZOLSTA DRVc
TENOFOVIR DISOSAN TDF
EVIPLERA RPVFTCTDF
NORVIR RTV
TRUVADA FTCTDF
EPIVIR 3TC
EFAVIRENZ TEVA EFV
PREZISTA DRV
STRIBILD EVGc+FTCTDF
EVOTAZ ATVc
INTELENCE ETR
DARUNAVIR MYLAN DRV
ZIAGEN ABC
CELSENTRI MVC
COMBIVIR ZDV3TC
EDURANT RPV
LAMIVUDINZIDOVUDI ZDV3TC
RETROVIR ZDV
TELZIR FPV
EMTRIVA FTC
FUZEON T20
REYATAZ ATV
STOCRIN EFV
VIRAMUNE NVP
TRIZIVIR ZDV3TCABC
ARV drug use in the Czech Republic according drugs prescribed from January to August 2018
45
55
Percentage of ARV one tablet regimes
1 tabday Other regimes
00
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
93 218 192 490 07
NRTI NNRTI PI INI MVC
Percentage of ARV drug use according to particular drug regimes
Number of patients on indivitual ARV regimens in Prague AIDS Center Bulovka
according to drugs prescribed since January till August 2018
0 100 200 300 400
383
245
245
238
236
167
150
136
129
101
64
21
ATVc
DRV
DRVc
RPVFTCTDF
LPVr
RPVFTCTAF
DTGTAFABC
RTG
FTCTAF
DTG
EVGcFTCTAF
FTCTDF
No of patientsDrug
Number of patients according to individual tablet use
INI60
PI21
Nucacutes19
Percentage of use according to particular antiretroviral regimes in in patients from
AIDS Center Bulovka Prague January till August 2018
ART experienced patients in AIDS Center Prague
ART switch is generaly rarely necessary because of toxicity or viral supression failure
Most common reasons for switch in stabilised patients
lower toxicity
FTCTDF FTCTAF
health-care insurancies rules (HIV resistency testing before initiation of elected ART combinations)
HCV therapy (hep-drug interactions)
ART switch need in ART experienced HIVHCV coinfected patients treated by DAA for VHC in Prague AIDS Center (N=25)
Ptoriginal ARV
regimenARV regimen before
and during DAA therapy DAA regimen recent ARV regimen
1 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF BOC+PR RTG+FTCTDF
2 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR DTG+FTCTAF
3 EFV+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTAF
4 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
5 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR EVGc+FTCTAF
6 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR DTG+FTCTAF
7 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
8 ZDV3TC+TDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
9 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR EVGc+FTCTAF
10 DRVr+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTDF GZREBV DTG+FTCTDF
11 LPVr+AZT3TC DTG+3TC+TDF GZREBV DTG+3TC+TDF
12 DRVr+FTCTDF DRVr+FTCTDF SOF+DCV+RBV DRVc+ FTCTAF
13 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF OBVPTVr+DSV RTG+FTCTAF
14 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV RTG+FTCTDF
15 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTAF SOFLDV RTG+FTCTAF
16 LPVr+RTG RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV DTG+FTCTAF
17 LPVr+TDF+RTG LPVr+TDF+RTG SOFLDV LPVr+RTG
18 NO NO SOFLDV+RBV EVGc+FTCTAF
19 LPVr+DTG LPVr+DTG SOFLDV LPVr+DTG
20 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV EVGc+FTCTDF
21 ZDV3TC+TDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFVEL RTG+FTCTAF
22 ETV+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTAF SOFVEL DTG+FTCTAF
23 EFV+3TC+TDF DTG+3TC+TDF SOFVEL DTG+3TC+TDF
24 EFV+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTAF SOFVEL DTG+FTCTAF
25 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+ABC3TC SOFVEL RTG+ABC3TC
18 (72) out of 25 pts switched
DAA before DAA therapy
0
5
10
15
20
25
7
12
6switch fromNUCacutes
switch fromPI
no switch
72
14 56
11
44
no switch switch
11 (44) out of 25 pts switched
ARV after DAA therapy
Case study 1-st rdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapy
Jaroslava 41 y (at the time of HCV dg in 2006) Family history mother died in 53 y liver cirrhosis father died in 75 y
gastric cancer brother died in 39 y liver cirrhosis Personal history repeated pneumonia in childhood depression
thyreopathy on substitution therapy
Present illness Y 2006 dg VHC not treatet (thyreopathy) July 2009 clinically liver Ci (biopsy not performed) HCV VL 5 410 000
IUml GT 1b started Peg-IFNRBV finished after 5 W because of AE (facial palsy)
November 2009 axillar and cervical lymphadenopathy dg DLBCL lymphoma after 6 R-CHOP series since March 2010 in remission
December 2012 ascites diuretic therapy started (spironolacton) October 2013 lymphoma relapsed started therapy by steroids
rituximab CHT radiotherapy no remission February 2014 worsening of liver functions stage CH-P B (7 points) and
signes of portal hypertension (CHS 51 total protein 597 gl alb 440 INR 11 leu 21 Hb 121 plt 57 USG spleen 15cm portal vein 18mm endoscopy 1-st grade oesophageal varices)
Not included to waiting list for liver transplantation (lymphoma) IFN-free therapy indicated
Case study 1-st bdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapySofosbuvirledipasvir approved but not covered by health-care insurance companies in the Czech
Republic at the beginning of 2015 but reimbursement was possible on basis of special request
hepatologist request for SOFLDV therapy reimbursement
health-care insurance company answer
1 (January 2015) hellippatient with CHVHC liver cirrhosis 464 kPa asciteshellip
NO bdquolymphoma no data about safety and effectivenes in treatment by Harvoni in hematooncologic patients existldquo
2 (March 2015)hellipldquo15 of pts with NHL are HCV infected SOFLDV has no myelotoxic potency SVR has beneficial effect in pts with lymphomaldquo1)
1) Antiviral therapy is associated with a better survival in patients with hepatitis C virus and B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphomas ANRS HC-13 lympho-C studyMichot JM at all ANRS HC-13 Lympho-C Study GroupAm J Hematol 2015 Mar90(3)197-203 doi 101002ajh23889 Epub 2014 Nov 24
NO bdquosend to us fulltext of the paperldquohellipldquono study with Harvoni nad patients with lymphoma existldquo
3 (April 2014) hellipldquopatient with decompensated lymphoma cannot wait for such studiesldquohellipfull text1) has been sent
NO bdquono studies about safety and effectivenes in patients with lymphomaldquo
July 26-th 2015 patient admitted to ID dept (liver failure) July 30-th 2015 patient died (51 y)
Retreatment after DAAacutes regimen (exept IFN including and SOFRBV regimens)
according the EASL guidelines 2018
European Association for the Study of the Liver EASL Recommendations on Treatment of Hepatitis C 2018 J Hepatol (2018) httpsdoiorg101016j jhep201803026
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX 12W
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen) and have predictors of lower response
SOF+GLEPIB 12W
Very difficult to cure pts (with RASs and who failed twice PI and NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX + RBV 12-24 WorSOF+GLEPIB + RBV 12-24W
Pts with decompensated Ci who failed after PI andor NS5A
SOFVEL + RBV 24 W
RAS testing recommended Multidisciplinary team decision is recommended
Previously DAA treated patients and RAS testing real problem
Polaris 1 study TE pacients 150 with GT 1 with NS5A experience and 114 pts with other GT SOFVELVOX for 12 W SVR 96 was achieved1)
Substudy Polaris 1 147 NS5A TE patients with GT 1 with NS5A experience who previously received placebo were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved 2)
Polaris 4 study 163 TE pts but not previously treated by NS5A pts with GT 12 or 3 and 19 pts with GT 4 SOFVELVOX for 12 W
SVR 98 was achieved1)
248 NS5A TE patients 205 of them had baseline NS3 andor NS5A RASs were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved No impact of baseline RASs on treatment outcome was confirmed 3)
1) Bourlieacutere M et all bdquoSofosbuvir Velpatasvir and Voxilaprevir for Previously Treated HCV InfectionldquoN Engl J Med 2017 Jun 1376(22)2134-2146 doi 101056NEJMoa1613512
2) Bouliere m et all bdquoDeferred treatment with sofosbuvir-velpatasvir-voxilaprevir for patients with chronic hepatitis Cvirus who were previously treated with an NS5A inhibitor an open-label substudy of POLARIS-1ldquoLancet Gastroenterol Hepatol 2018 Aug3(8)559-565 doi 101016S2468-1253(18)30118-3 Epub 2018 May 313) Sarrazin C et all bdquoNo impact of resistance-associated substitutions on the efficacy of sofosbuvir velpatasvir and voxilaprevir for 12 weeks in HCV DAA-experienced patientsldquo J Hepatol 2018 Aug 9 pii S0168-8278(18)32279-7 doi 101016jjhep201807023 [Epub ahead of print]
When SOFVELVOX and GLEPIB are not available RAS testing might have sense and previous DAA
treatment might be a problem
1) Mawatari S et all The co-existence of NS5A and NS5B resistance-associated substitutions is associated with virologic failure in Hepatitis C Virus genotype 1 patients treated with sofosbuvir and ledipasvir PLoS One 2018 Jun 113(6)e0198642 doi 101371journalpone0198642 eCollection 2018
493 patients with GT 1b were treated by SOFLDV (31 of them had by DCVASV treatment history) The SVR 12 in 966 was achieved 1)
the SVR12 rates of patients with coexisting NS5A and NS5B RASs were significantly lower (833) 1)
the SVR12 rates in the patients with IFN-free treatment-naive and retreated were 976 and 806 respectively 1)
All DAAacutes available in the Czech Republic
bull RBV
bull DAC
bull SOF
bull SOFLDV
bull SOFVEL
bull SOFVELVOX
bull GZREBV
bull OBVPRVr+DSV
bull GLEPIB
DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
264
127
106
97
79
74
48
44
37
35 (33)30
30
23
23
16
7
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Remedis Prague
Hradec K int
Hradec K inf
VFN Prague
Opava
Olomouc
Motol Prague int
Bulovka PraguePardubice
Motol Prague inf
C Budejovice
Transplant surg
Ostrava
UVN Prague
Plzen
Brno
IKEM
Centers for DAA therapy Number of treated patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Number of patients treated by DAA in individual centersfor DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
from 1-st Jan 2016 to 26-th Jan 26 1 2018 (n=1052) according tothe HARM registry 1)2)
19 Centers for DAA treatment in the Czech Republic
AIDS Center
Bulovka 1639
59
Other AIDS
Centers1153 41
Distribution of care for HIV+ patients
in the Czech Republic (Feb 2018)1)
1) Maly M Nemecek V National institute of Health 2016
Prague center in Bulovka Hospital cares about both HCV monoinfected and HCVHIV coinfected patients
There is no experience in treatment in DAA experienced patients because of small cohort of treated patients
resulting from not satisfactory resources Still all our DAA treated patients were succesfully treated
No experience in Prague Center Bulovka in treatment in TE patients
Outlook on situation in HCV treatment by DAA in Prague Center Hospital Bulovka waiting and treated patients
according to the place of treatment and HIV coinfection status No=134
(till 5-th Sep 2018 personal experience)
Other centers specialists obliging to help in access to DAA treatment for patients from Prague Center Hospital Na Bulovce Frankova S Dlouhy P Wolfova M Hejda V Urbanek P
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV
Treated in Bulovka Treated in other center waiting
1622
4
30
21
41patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
ARV drugs available in the Czech Republic
GENVOYA EVGc+FTCTAF
ODEFSEY RPVFTCTAF
TRIUMEQ DGT3TCABC
EMTRICITABTENOFOV FTCTDF
TENOFOVIR DISOMYL TDF
DESCOVY FTCTAF
TIVICAY DTG
ISENTRESS RTG
TENOFOVIR DISOPTV TDF
KALETRA LPVr
KIVEXA ABC3TC
REZOLSTA DRVc
TENOFOVIR DISOSAN TDF
EVIPLERA RPVFTCTDF
NORVIR RTV
TRUVADA FTCTDF
EPIVIR 3TC
EFAVIRENZ TEVA EFV
PREZISTA DRV
STRIBILD EVGc+FTCTDF
EVOTAZ ATVc
INTELENCE ETR
DARUNAVIR MYLAN DRV
ZIAGEN ABC
CELSENTRI MVC
COMBIVIR ZDV3TC
EDURANT RPV
LAMIVUDINZIDOVUDI ZDV3TC
RETROVIR ZDV
TELZIR FPV
EMTRIVA FTC
FUZEON T20
REYATAZ ATV
STOCRIN EFV
VIRAMUNE NVP
TRIZIVIR ZDV3TCABC
ARV drug use in the Czech Republic according drugs prescribed from January to August 2018
45
55
Percentage of ARV one tablet regimes
1 tabday Other regimes
00
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
93 218 192 490 07
NRTI NNRTI PI INI MVC
Percentage of ARV drug use according to particular drug regimes
Number of patients on indivitual ARV regimens in Prague AIDS Center Bulovka
according to drugs prescribed since January till August 2018
0 100 200 300 400
383
245
245
238
236
167
150
136
129
101
64
21
ATVc
DRV
DRVc
RPVFTCTDF
LPVr
RPVFTCTAF
DTGTAFABC
RTG
FTCTAF
DTG
EVGcFTCTAF
FTCTDF
No of patientsDrug
Number of patients according to individual tablet use
INI60
PI21
Nucacutes19
Percentage of use according to particular antiretroviral regimes in in patients from
AIDS Center Bulovka Prague January till August 2018
ART experienced patients in AIDS Center Prague
ART switch is generaly rarely necessary because of toxicity or viral supression failure
Most common reasons for switch in stabilised patients
lower toxicity
FTCTDF FTCTAF
health-care insurancies rules (HIV resistency testing before initiation of elected ART combinations)
HCV therapy (hep-drug interactions)
ART switch need in ART experienced HIVHCV coinfected patients treated by DAA for VHC in Prague AIDS Center (N=25)
Ptoriginal ARV
regimenARV regimen before
and during DAA therapy DAA regimen recent ARV regimen
1 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF BOC+PR RTG+FTCTDF
2 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR DTG+FTCTAF
3 EFV+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTAF
4 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
5 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR EVGc+FTCTAF
6 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR DTG+FTCTAF
7 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
8 ZDV3TC+TDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
9 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR EVGc+FTCTAF
10 DRVr+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTDF GZREBV DTG+FTCTDF
11 LPVr+AZT3TC DTG+3TC+TDF GZREBV DTG+3TC+TDF
12 DRVr+FTCTDF DRVr+FTCTDF SOF+DCV+RBV DRVc+ FTCTAF
13 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF OBVPTVr+DSV RTG+FTCTAF
14 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV RTG+FTCTDF
15 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTAF SOFLDV RTG+FTCTAF
16 LPVr+RTG RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV DTG+FTCTAF
17 LPVr+TDF+RTG LPVr+TDF+RTG SOFLDV LPVr+RTG
18 NO NO SOFLDV+RBV EVGc+FTCTAF
19 LPVr+DTG LPVr+DTG SOFLDV LPVr+DTG
20 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV EVGc+FTCTDF
21 ZDV3TC+TDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFVEL RTG+FTCTAF
22 ETV+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTAF SOFVEL DTG+FTCTAF
23 EFV+3TC+TDF DTG+3TC+TDF SOFVEL DTG+3TC+TDF
24 EFV+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTAF SOFVEL DTG+FTCTAF
25 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+ABC3TC SOFVEL RTG+ABC3TC
18 (72) out of 25 pts switched
DAA before DAA therapy
0
5
10
15
20
25
7
12
6switch fromNUCacutes
switch fromPI
no switch
72
14 56
11
44
no switch switch
11 (44) out of 25 pts switched
ARV after DAA therapy
Case study 1-st rdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapy
Jaroslava 41 y (at the time of HCV dg in 2006) Family history mother died in 53 y liver cirrhosis father died in 75 y
gastric cancer brother died in 39 y liver cirrhosis Personal history repeated pneumonia in childhood depression
thyreopathy on substitution therapy
Present illness Y 2006 dg VHC not treatet (thyreopathy) July 2009 clinically liver Ci (biopsy not performed) HCV VL 5 410 000
IUml GT 1b started Peg-IFNRBV finished after 5 W because of AE (facial palsy)
November 2009 axillar and cervical lymphadenopathy dg DLBCL lymphoma after 6 R-CHOP series since March 2010 in remission
December 2012 ascites diuretic therapy started (spironolacton) October 2013 lymphoma relapsed started therapy by steroids
rituximab CHT radiotherapy no remission February 2014 worsening of liver functions stage CH-P B (7 points) and
signes of portal hypertension (CHS 51 total protein 597 gl alb 440 INR 11 leu 21 Hb 121 plt 57 USG spleen 15cm portal vein 18mm endoscopy 1-st grade oesophageal varices)
Not included to waiting list for liver transplantation (lymphoma) IFN-free therapy indicated
Case study 1-st bdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapySofosbuvirledipasvir approved but not covered by health-care insurance companies in the Czech
Republic at the beginning of 2015 but reimbursement was possible on basis of special request
hepatologist request for SOFLDV therapy reimbursement
health-care insurance company answer
1 (January 2015) hellippatient with CHVHC liver cirrhosis 464 kPa asciteshellip
NO bdquolymphoma no data about safety and effectivenes in treatment by Harvoni in hematooncologic patients existldquo
2 (March 2015)hellipldquo15 of pts with NHL are HCV infected SOFLDV has no myelotoxic potency SVR has beneficial effect in pts with lymphomaldquo1)
1) Antiviral therapy is associated with a better survival in patients with hepatitis C virus and B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphomas ANRS HC-13 lympho-C studyMichot JM at all ANRS HC-13 Lympho-C Study GroupAm J Hematol 2015 Mar90(3)197-203 doi 101002ajh23889 Epub 2014 Nov 24
NO bdquosend to us fulltext of the paperldquohellipldquono study with Harvoni nad patients with lymphoma existldquo
3 (April 2014) hellipldquopatient with decompensated lymphoma cannot wait for such studiesldquohellipfull text1) has been sent
NO bdquono studies about safety and effectivenes in patients with lymphomaldquo
July 26-th 2015 patient admitted to ID dept (liver failure) July 30-th 2015 patient died (51 y)
Retreatment after DAAacutes regimen (exept IFN including and SOFRBV regimens)
according the EASL guidelines 2018
European Association for the Study of the Liver EASL Recommendations on Treatment of Hepatitis C 2018 J Hepatol (2018) httpsdoiorg101016j jhep201803026
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX 12W
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen) and have predictors of lower response
SOF+GLEPIB 12W
Very difficult to cure pts (with RASs and who failed twice PI and NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX + RBV 12-24 WorSOF+GLEPIB + RBV 12-24W
Pts with decompensated Ci who failed after PI andor NS5A
SOFVEL + RBV 24 W
RAS testing recommended Multidisciplinary team decision is recommended
Previously DAA treated patients and RAS testing real problem
Polaris 1 study TE pacients 150 with GT 1 with NS5A experience and 114 pts with other GT SOFVELVOX for 12 W SVR 96 was achieved1)
Substudy Polaris 1 147 NS5A TE patients with GT 1 with NS5A experience who previously received placebo were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved 2)
Polaris 4 study 163 TE pts but not previously treated by NS5A pts with GT 12 or 3 and 19 pts with GT 4 SOFVELVOX for 12 W
SVR 98 was achieved1)
248 NS5A TE patients 205 of them had baseline NS3 andor NS5A RASs were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved No impact of baseline RASs on treatment outcome was confirmed 3)
1) Bourlieacutere M et all bdquoSofosbuvir Velpatasvir and Voxilaprevir for Previously Treated HCV InfectionldquoN Engl J Med 2017 Jun 1376(22)2134-2146 doi 101056NEJMoa1613512
2) Bouliere m et all bdquoDeferred treatment with sofosbuvir-velpatasvir-voxilaprevir for patients with chronic hepatitis Cvirus who were previously treated with an NS5A inhibitor an open-label substudy of POLARIS-1ldquoLancet Gastroenterol Hepatol 2018 Aug3(8)559-565 doi 101016S2468-1253(18)30118-3 Epub 2018 May 313) Sarrazin C et all bdquoNo impact of resistance-associated substitutions on the efficacy of sofosbuvir velpatasvir and voxilaprevir for 12 weeks in HCV DAA-experienced patientsldquo J Hepatol 2018 Aug 9 pii S0168-8278(18)32279-7 doi 101016jjhep201807023 [Epub ahead of print]
When SOFVELVOX and GLEPIB are not available RAS testing might have sense and previous DAA
treatment might be a problem
1) Mawatari S et all The co-existence of NS5A and NS5B resistance-associated substitutions is associated with virologic failure in Hepatitis C Virus genotype 1 patients treated with sofosbuvir and ledipasvir PLoS One 2018 Jun 113(6)e0198642 doi 101371journalpone0198642 eCollection 2018
493 patients with GT 1b were treated by SOFLDV (31 of them had by DCVASV treatment history) The SVR 12 in 966 was achieved 1)
the SVR12 rates of patients with coexisting NS5A and NS5B RASs were significantly lower (833) 1)
the SVR12 rates in the patients with IFN-free treatment-naive and retreated were 976 and 806 respectively 1)
All DAAacutes available in the Czech Republic
bull RBV
bull DAC
bull SOF
bull SOFLDV
bull SOFVEL
bull SOFVELVOX
bull GZREBV
bull OBVPRVr+DSV
bull GLEPIB
DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
264
127
106
97
79
74
48
44
37
35 (33)30
30
23
23
16
7
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Remedis Prague
Hradec K int
Hradec K inf
VFN Prague
Opava
Olomouc
Motol Prague int
Bulovka PraguePardubice
Motol Prague inf
C Budejovice
Transplant surg
Ostrava
UVN Prague
Plzen
Brno
IKEM
Centers for DAA therapy Number of treated patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Number of patients treated by DAA in individual centersfor DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
from 1-st Jan 2016 to 26-th Jan 26 1 2018 (n=1052) according tothe HARM registry 1)2)
19 Centers for DAA treatment in the Czech Republic
AIDS Center
Bulovka 1639
59
Other AIDS
Centers1153 41
Distribution of care for HIV+ patients
in the Czech Republic (Feb 2018)1)
1) Maly M Nemecek V National institute of Health 2016
Prague center in Bulovka Hospital cares about both HCV monoinfected and HCVHIV coinfected patients
There is no experience in treatment in DAA experienced patients because of small cohort of treated patients
resulting from not satisfactory resources Still all our DAA treated patients were succesfully treated
No experience in Prague Center Bulovka in treatment in TE patients
Outlook on situation in HCV treatment by DAA in Prague Center Hospital Bulovka waiting and treated patients
according to the place of treatment and HIV coinfection status No=134
(till 5-th Sep 2018 personal experience)
Other centers specialists obliging to help in access to DAA treatment for patients from Prague Center Hospital Na Bulovce Frankova S Dlouhy P Wolfova M Hejda V Urbanek P
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV
Treated in Bulovka Treated in other center waiting
1622
4
30
21
41patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
ARV drug use in the Czech Republic according drugs prescribed from January to August 2018
45
55
Percentage of ARV one tablet regimes
1 tabday Other regimes
00
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
93 218 192 490 07
NRTI NNRTI PI INI MVC
Percentage of ARV drug use according to particular drug regimes
Number of patients on indivitual ARV regimens in Prague AIDS Center Bulovka
according to drugs prescribed since January till August 2018
0 100 200 300 400
383
245
245
238
236
167
150
136
129
101
64
21
ATVc
DRV
DRVc
RPVFTCTDF
LPVr
RPVFTCTAF
DTGTAFABC
RTG
FTCTAF
DTG
EVGcFTCTAF
FTCTDF
No of patientsDrug
Number of patients according to individual tablet use
INI60
PI21
Nucacutes19
Percentage of use according to particular antiretroviral regimes in in patients from
AIDS Center Bulovka Prague January till August 2018
ART experienced patients in AIDS Center Prague
ART switch is generaly rarely necessary because of toxicity or viral supression failure
Most common reasons for switch in stabilised patients
lower toxicity
FTCTDF FTCTAF
health-care insurancies rules (HIV resistency testing before initiation of elected ART combinations)
HCV therapy (hep-drug interactions)
ART switch need in ART experienced HIVHCV coinfected patients treated by DAA for VHC in Prague AIDS Center (N=25)
Ptoriginal ARV
regimenARV regimen before
and during DAA therapy DAA regimen recent ARV regimen
1 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF BOC+PR RTG+FTCTDF
2 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR DTG+FTCTAF
3 EFV+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTAF
4 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
5 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR EVGc+FTCTAF
6 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR DTG+FTCTAF
7 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
8 ZDV3TC+TDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
9 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR EVGc+FTCTAF
10 DRVr+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTDF GZREBV DTG+FTCTDF
11 LPVr+AZT3TC DTG+3TC+TDF GZREBV DTG+3TC+TDF
12 DRVr+FTCTDF DRVr+FTCTDF SOF+DCV+RBV DRVc+ FTCTAF
13 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF OBVPTVr+DSV RTG+FTCTAF
14 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV RTG+FTCTDF
15 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTAF SOFLDV RTG+FTCTAF
16 LPVr+RTG RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV DTG+FTCTAF
17 LPVr+TDF+RTG LPVr+TDF+RTG SOFLDV LPVr+RTG
18 NO NO SOFLDV+RBV EVGc+FTCTAF
19 LPVr+DTG LPVr+DTG SOFLDV LPVr+DTG
20 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV EVGc+FTCTDF
21 ZDV3TC+TDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFVEL RTG+FTCTAF
22 ETV+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTAF SOFVEL DTG+FTCTAF
23 EFV+3TC+TDF DTG+3TC+TDF SOFVEL DTG+3TC+TDF
24 EFV+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTAF SOFVEL DTG+FTCTAF
25 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+ABC3TC SOFVEL RTG+ABC3TC
18 (72) out of 25 pts switched
DAA before DAA therapy
0
5
10
15
20
25
7
12
6switch fromNUCacutes
switch fromPI
no switch
72
14 56
11
44
no switch switch
11 (44) out of 25 pts switched
ARV after DAA therapy
Case study 1-st rdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapy
Jaroslava 41 y (at the time of HCV dg in 2006) Family history mother died in 53 y liver cirrhosis father died in 75 y
gastric cancer brother died in 39 y liver cirrhosis Personal history repeated pneumonia in childhood depression
thyreopathy on substitution therapy
Present illness Y 2006 dg VHC not treatet (thyreopathy) July 2009 clinically liver Ci (biopsy not performed) HCV VL 5 410 000
IUml GT 1b started Peg-IFNRBV finished after 5 W because of AE (facial palsy)
November 2009 axillar and cervical lymphadenopathy dg DLBCL lymphoma after 6 R-CHOP series since March 2010 in remission
December 2012 ascites diuretic therapy started (spironolacton) October 2013 lymphoma relapsed started therapy by steroids
rituximab CHT radiotherapy no remission February 2014 worsening of liver functions stage CH-P B (7 points) and
signes of portal hypertension (CHS 51 total protein 597 gl alb 440 INR 11 leu 21 Hb 121 plt 57 USG spleen 15cm portal vein 18mm endoscopy 1-st grade oesophageal varices)
Not included to waiting list for liver transplantation (lymphoma) IFN-free therapy indicated
Case study 1-st bdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapySofosbuvirledipasvir approved but not covered by health-care insurance companies in the Czech
Republic at the beginning of 2015 but reimbursement was possible on basis of special request
hepatologist request for SOFLDV therapy reimbursement
health-care insurance company answer
1 (January 2015) hellippatient with CHVHC liver cirrhosis 464 kPa asciteshellip
NO bdquolymphoma no data about safety and effectivenes in treatment by Harvoni in hematooncologic patients existldquo
2 (March 2015)hellipldquo15 of pts with NHL are HCV infected SOFLDV has no myelotoxic potency SVR has beneficial effect in pts with lymphomaldquo1)
1) Antiviral therapy is associated with a better survival in patients with hepatitis C virus and B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphomas ANRS HC-13 lympho-C studyMichot JM at all ANRS HC-13 Lympho-C Study GroupAm J Hematol 2015 Mar90(3)197-203 doi 101002ajh23889 Epub 2014 Nov 24
NO bdquosend to us fulltext of the paperldquohellipldquono study with Harvoni nad patients with lymphoma existldquo
3 (April 2014) hellipldquopatient with decompensated lymphoma cannot wait for such studiesldquohellipfull text1) has been sent
NO bdquono studies about safety and effectivenes in patients with lymphomaldquo
July 26-th 2015 patient admitted to ID dept (liver failure) July 30-th 2015 patient died (51 y)
Retreatment after DAAacutes regimen (exept IFN including and SOFRBV regimens)
according the EASL guidelines 2018
European Association for the Study of the Liver EASL Recommendations on Treatment of Hepatitis C 2018 J Hepatol (2018) httpsdoiorg101016j jhep201803026
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX 12W
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen) and have predictors of lower response
SOF+GLEPIB 12W
Very difficult to cure pts (with RASs and who failed twice PI and NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX + RBV 12-24 WorSOF+GLEPIB + RBV 12-24W
Pts with decompensated Ci who failed after PI andor NS5A
SOFVEL + RBV 24 W
RAS testing recommended Multidisciplinary team decision is recommended
Previously DAA treated patients and RAS testing real problem
Polaris 1 study TE pacients 150 with GT 1 with NS5A experience and 114 pts with other GT SOFVELVOX for 12 W SVR 96 was achieved1)
Substudy Polaris 1 147 NS5A TE patients with GT 1 with NS5A experience who previously received placebo were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved 2)
Polaris 4 study 163 TE pts but not previously treated by NS5A pts with GT 12 or 3 and 19 pts with GT 4 SOFVELVOX for 12 W
SVR 98 was achieved1)
248 NS5A TE patients 205 of them had baseline NS3 andor NS5A RASs were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved No impact of baseline RASs on treatment outcome was confirmed 3)
1) Bourlieacutere M et all bdquoSofosbuvir Velpatasvir and Voxilaprevir for Previously Treated HCV InfectionldquoN Engl J Med 2017 Jun 1376(22)2134-2146 doi 101056NEJMoa1613512
2) Bouliere m et all bdquoDeferred treatment with sofosbuvir-velpatasvir-voxilaprevir for patients with chronic hepatitis Cvirus who were previously treated with an NS5A inhibitor an open-label substudy of POLARIS-1ldquoLancet Gastroenterol Hepatol 2018 Aug3(8)559-565 doi 101016S2468-1253(18)30118-3 Epub 2018 May 313) Sarrazin C et all bdquoNo impact of resistance-associated substitutions on the efficacy of sofosbuvir velpatasvir and voxilaprevir for 12 weeks in HCV DAA-experienced patientsldquo J Hepatol 2018 Aug 9 pii S0168-8278(18)32279-7 doi 101016jjhep201807023 [Epub ahead of print]
When SOFVELVOX and GLEPIB are not available RAS testing might have sense and previous DAA
treatment might be a problem
1) Mawatari S et all The co-existence of NS5A and NS5B resistance-associated substitutions is associated with virologic failure in Hepatitis C Virus genotype 1 patients treated with sofosbuvir and ledipasvir PLoS One 2018 Jun 113(6)e0198642 doi 101371journalpone0198642 eCollection 2018
493 patients with GT 1b were treated by SOFLDV (31 of them had by DCVASV treatment history) The SVR 12 in 966 was achieved 1)
the SVR12 rates of patients with coexisting NS5A and NS5B RASs were significantly lower (833) 1)
the SVR12 rates in the patients with IFN-free treatment-naive and retreated were 976 and 806 respectively 1)
All DAAacutes available in the Czech Republic
bull RBV
bull DAC
bull SOF
bull SOFLDV
bull SOFVEL
bull SOFVELVOX
bull GZREBV
bull OBVPRVr+DSV
bull GLEPIB
DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
264
127
106
97
79
74
48
44
37
35 (33)30
30
23
23
16
7
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Remedis Prague
Hradec K int
Hradec K inf
VFN Prague
Opava
Olomouc
Motol Prague int
Bulovka PraguePardubice
Motol Prague inf
C Budejovice
Transplant surg
Ostrava
UVN Prague
Plzen
Brno
IKEM
Centers for DAA therapy Number of treated patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Number of patients treated by DAA in individual centersfor DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
from 1-st Jan 2016 to 26-th Jan 26 1 2018 (n=1052) according tothe HARM registry 1)2)
19 Centers for DAA treatment in the Czech Republic
AIDS Center
Bulovka 1639
59
Other AIDS
Centers1153 41
Distribution of care for HIV+ patients
in the Czech Republic (Feb 2018)1)
1) Maly M Nemecek V National institute of Health 2016
Prague center in Bulovka Hospital cares about both HCV monoinfected and HCVHIV coinfected patients
There is no experience in treatment in DAA experienced patients because of small cohort of treated patients
resulting from not satisfactory resources Still all our DAA treated patients were succesfully treated
No experience in Prague Center Bulovka in treatment in TE patients
Outlook on situation in HCV treatment by DAA in Prague Center Hospital Bulovka waiting and treated patients
according to the place of treatment and HIV coinfection status No=134
(till 5-th Sep 2018 personal experience)
Other centers specialists obliging to help in access to DAA treatment for patients from Prague Center Hospital Na Bulovce Frankova S Dlouhy P Wolfova M Hejda V Urbanek P
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV
Treated in Bulovka Treated in other center waiting
1622
4
30
21
41patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
Number of patients on indivitual ARV regimens in Prague AIDS Center Bulovka
according to drugs prescribed since January till August 2018
0 100 200 300 400
383
245
245
238
236
167
150
136
129
101
64
21
ATVc
DRV
DRVc
RPVFTCTDF
LPVr
RPVFTCTAF
DTGTAFABC
RTG
FTCTAF
DTG
EVGcFTCTAF
FTCTDF
No of patientsDrug
Number of patients according to individual tablet use
INI60
PI21
Nucacutes19
Percentage of use according to particular antiretroviral regimes in in patients from
AIDS Center Bulovka Prague January till August 2018
ART experienced patients in AIDS Center Prague
ART switch is generaly rarely necessary because of toxicity or viral supression failure
Most common reasons for switch in stabilised patients
lower toxicity
FTCTDF FTCTAF
health-care insurancies rules (HIV resistency testing before initiation of elected ART combinations)
HCV therapy (hep-drug interactions)
ART switch need in ART experienced HIVHCV coinfected patients treated by DAA for VHC in Prague AIDS Center (N=25)
Ptoriginal ARV
regimenARV regimen before
and during DAA therapy DAA regimen recent ARV regimen
1 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF BOC+PR RTG+FTCTDF
2 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR DTG+FTCTAF
3 EFV+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTAF
4 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
5 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR EVGc+FTCTAF
6 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR DTG+FTCTAF
7 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
8 ZDV3TC+TDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
9 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR EVGc+FTCTAF
10 DRVr+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTDF GZREBV DTG+FTCTDF
11 LPVr+AZT3TC DTG+3TC+TDF GZREBV DTG+3TC+TDF
12 DRVr+FTCTDF DRVr+FTCTDF SOF+DCV+RBV DRVc+ FTCTAF
13 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF OBVPTVr+DSV RTG+FTCTAF
14 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV RTG+FTCTDF
15 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTAF SOFLDV RTG+FTCTAF
16 LPVr+RTG RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV DTG+FTCTAF
17 LPVr+TDF+RTG LPVr+TDF+RTG SOFLDV LPVr+RTG
18 NO NO SOFLDV+RBV EVGc+FTCTAF
19 LPVr+DTG LPVr+DTG SOFLDV LPVr+DTG
20 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV EVGc+FTCTDF
21 ZDV3TC+TDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFVEL RTG+FTCTAF
22 ETV+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTAF SOFVEL DTG+FTCTAF
23 EFV+3TC+TDF DTG+3TC+TDF SOFVEL DTG+3TC+TDF
24 EFV+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTAF SOFVEL DTG+FTCTAF
25 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+ABC3TC SOFVEL RTG+ABC3TC
18 (72) out of 25 pts switched
DAA before DAA therapy
0
5
10
15
20
25
7
12
6switch fromNUCacutes
switch fromPI
no switch
72
14 56
11
44
no switch switch
11 (44) out of 25 pts switched
ARV after DAA therapy
Case study 1-st rdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapy
Jaroslava 41 y (at the time of HCV dg in 2006) Family history mother died in 53 y liver cirrhosis father died in 75 y
gastric cancer brother died in 39 y liver cirrhosis Personal history repeated pneumonia in childhood depression
thyreopathy on substitution therapy
Present illness Y 2006 dg VHC not treatet (thyreopathy) July 2009 clinically liver Ci (biopsy not performed) HCV VL 5 410 000
IUml GT 1b started Peg-IFNRBV finished after 5 W because of AE (facial palsy)
November 2009 axillar and cervical lymphadenopathy dg DLBCL lymphoma after 6 R-CHOP series since March 2010 in remission
December 2012 ascites diuretic therapy started (spironolacton) October 2013 lymphoma relapsed started therapy by steroids
rituximab CHT radiotherapy no remission February 2014 worsening of liver functions stage CH-P B (7 points) and
signes of portal hypertension (CHS 51 total protein 597 gl alb 440 INR 11 leu 21 Hb 121 plt 57 USG spleen 15cm portal vein 18mm endoscopy 1-st grade oesophageal varices)
Not included to waiting list for liver transplantation (lymphoma) IFN-free therapy indicated
Case study 1-st bdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapySofosbuvirledipasvir approved but not covered by health-care insurance companies in the Czech
Republic at the beginning of 2015 but reimbursement was possible on basis of special request
hepatologist request for SOFLDV therapy reimbursement
health-care insurance company answer
1 (January 2015) hellippatient with CHVHC liver cirrhosis 464 kPa asciteshellip
NO bdquolymphoma no data about safety and effectivenes in treatment by Harvoni in hematooncologic patients existldquo
2 (March 2015)hellipldquo15 of pts with NHL are HCV infected SOFLDV has no myelotoxic potency SVR has beneficial effect in pts with lymphomaldquo1)
1) Antiviral therapy is associated with a better survival in patients with hepatitis C virus and B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphomas ANRS HC-13 lympho-C studyMichot JM at all ANRS HC-13 Lympho-C Study GroupAm J Hematol 2015 Mar90(3)197-203 doi 101002ajh23889 Epub 2014 Nov 24
NO bdquosend to us fulltext of the paperldquohellipldquono study with Harvoni nad patients with lymphoma existldquo
3 (April 2014) hellipldquopatient with decompensated lymphoma cannot wait for such studiesldquohellipfull text1) has been sent
NO bdquono studies about safety and effectivenes in patients with lymphomaldquo
July 26-th 2015 patient admitted to ID dept (liver failure) July 30-th 2015 patient died (51 y)
Retreatment after DAAacutes regimen (exept IFN including and SOFRBV regimens)
according the EASL guidelines 2018
European Association for the Study of the Liver EASL Recommendations on Treatment of Hepatitis C 2018 J Hepatol (2018) httpsdoiorg101016j jhep201803026
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX 12W
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen) and have predictors of lower response
SOF+GLEPIB 12W
Very difficult to cure pts (with RASs and who failed twice PI and NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX + RBV 12-24 WorSOF+GLEPIB + RBV 12-24W
Pts with decompensated Ci who failed after PI andor NS5A
SOFVEL + RBV 24 W
RAS testing recommended Multidisciplinary team decision is recommended
Previously DAA treated patients and RAS testing real problem
Polaris 1 study TE pacients 150 with GT 1 with NS5A experience and 114 pts with other GT SOFVELVOX for 12 W SVR 96 was achieved1)
Substudy Polaris 1 147 NS5A TE patients with GT 1 with NS5A experience who previously received placebo were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved 2)
Polaris 4 study 163 TE pts but not previously treated by NS5A pts with GT 12 or 3 and 19 pts with GT 4 SOFVELVOX for 12 W
SVR 98 was achieved1)
248 NS5A TE patients 205 of them had baseline NS3 andor NS5A RASs were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved No impact of baseline RASs on treatment outcome was confirmed 3)
1) Bourlieacutere M et all bdquoSofosbuvir Velpatasvir and Voxilaprevir for Previously Treated HCV InfectionldquoN Engl J Med 2017 Jun 1376(22)2134-2146 doi 101056NEJMoa1613512
2) Bouliere m et all bdquoDeferred treatment with sofosbuvir-velpatasvir-voxilaprevir for patients with chronic hepatitis Cvirus who were previously treated with an NS5A inhibitor an open-label substudy of POLARIS-1ldquoLancet Gastroenterol Hepatol 2018 Aug3(8)559-565 doi 101016S2468-1253(18)30118-3 Epub 2018 May 313) Sarrazin C et all bdquoNo impact of resistance-associated substitutions on the efficacy of sofosbuvir velpatasvir and voxilaprevir for 12 weeks in HCV DAA-experienced patientsldquo J Hepatol 2018 Aug 9 pii S0168-8278(18)32279-7 doi 101016jjhep201807023 [Epub ahead of print]
When SOFVELVOX and GLEPIB are not available RAS testing might have sense and previous DAA
treatment might be a problem
1) Mawatari S et all The co-existence of NS5A and NS5B resistance-associated substitutions is associated with virologic failure in Hepatitis C Virus genotype 1 patients treated with sofosbuvir and ledipasvir PLoS One 2018 Jun 113(6)e0198642 doi 101371journalpone0198642 eCollection 2018
493 patients with GT 1b were treated by SOFLDV (31 of them had by DCVASV treatment history) The SVR 12 in 966 was achieved 1)
the SVR12 rates of patients with coexisting NS5A and NS5B RASs were significantly lower (833) 1)
the SVR12 rates in the patients with IFN-free treatment-naive and retreated were 976 and 806 respectively 1)
All DAAacutes available in the Czech Republic
bull RBV
bull DAC
bull SOF
bull SOFLDV
bull SOFVEL
bull SOFVELVOX
bull GZREBV
bull OBVPRVr+DSV
bull GLEPIB
DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
264
127
106
97
79
74
48
44
37
35 (33)30
30
23
23
16
7
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Remedis Prague
Hradec K int
Hradec K inf
VFN Prague
Opava
Olomouc
Motol Prague int
Bulovka PraguePardubice
Motol Prague inf
C Budejovice
Transplant surg
Ostrava
UVN Prague
Plzen
Brno
IKEM
Centers for DAA therapy Number of treated patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Number of patients treated by DAA in individual centersfor DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
from 1-st Jan 2016 to 26-th Jan 26 1 2018 (n=1052) according tothe HARM registry 1)2)
19 Centers for DAA treatment in the Czech Republic
AIDS Center
Bulovka 1639
59
Other AIDS
Centers1153 41
Distribution of care for HIV+ patients
in the Czech Republic (Feb 2018)1)
1) Maly M Nemecek V National institute of Health 2016
Prague center in Bulovka Hospital cares about both HCV monoinfected and HCVHIV coinfected patients
There is no experience in treatment in DAA experienced patients because of small cohort of treated patients
resulting from not satisfactory resources Still all our DAA treated patients were succesfully treated
No experience in Prague Center Bulovka in treatment in TE patients
Outlook on situation in HCV treatment by DAA in Prague Center Hospital Bulovka waiting and treated patients
according to the place of treatment and HIV coinfection status No=134
(till 5-th Sep 2018 personal experience)
Other centers specialists obliging to help in access to DAA treatment for patients from Prague Center Hospital Na Bulovce Frankova S Dlouhy P Wolfova M Hejda V Urbanek P
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV
Treated in Bulovka Treated in other center waiting
1622
4
30
21
41patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
ART experienced patients in AIDS Center Prague
ART switch is generaly rarely necessary because of toxicity or viral supression failure
Most common reasons for switch in stabilised patients
lower toxicity
FTCTDF FTCTAF
health-care insurancies rules (HIV resistency testing before initiation of elected ART combinations)
HCV therapy (hep-drug interactions)
ART switch need in ART experienced HIVHCV coinfected patients treated by DAA for VHC in Prague AIDS Center (N=25)
Ptoriginal ARV
regimenARV regimen before
and during DAA therapy DAA regimen recent ARV regimen
1 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF BOC+PR RTG+FTCTDF
2 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR DTG+FTCTAF
3 EFV+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTAF
4 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
5 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR EVGc+FTCTAF
6 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR DTG+FTCTAF
7 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
8 ZDV3TC+TDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
9 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR EVGc+FTCTAF
10 DRVr+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTDF GZREBV DTG+FTCTDF
11 LPVr+AZT3TC DTG+3TC+TDF GZREBV DTG+3TC+TDF
12 DRVr+FTCTDF DRVr+FTCTDF SOF+DCV+RBV DRVc+ FTCTAF
13 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF OBVPTVr+DSV RTG+FTCTAF
14 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV RTG+FTCTDF
15 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTAF SOFLDV RTG+FTCTAF
16 LPVr+RTG RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV DTG+FTCTAF
17 LPVr+TDF+RTG LPVr+TDF+RTG SOFLDV LPVr+RTG
18 NO NO SOFLDV+RBV EVGc+FTCTAF
19 LPVr+DTG LPVr+DTG SOFLDV LPVr+DTG
20 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV EVGc+FTCTDF
21 ZDV3TC+TDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFVEL RTG+FTCTAF
22 ETV+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTAF SOFVEL DTG+FTCTAF
23 EFV+3TC+TDF DTG+3TC+TDF SOFVEL DTG+3TC+TDF
24 EFV+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTAF SOFVEL DTG+FTCTAF
25 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+ABC3TC SOFVEL RTG+ABC3TC
18 (72) out of 25 pts switched
DAA before DAA therapy
0
5
10
15
20
25
7
12
6switch fromNUCacutes
switch fromPI
no switch
72
14 56
11
44
no switch switch
11 (44) out of 25 pts switched
ARV after DAA therapy
Case study 1-st rdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapy
Jaroslava 41 y (at the time of HCV dg in 2006) Family history mother died in 53 y liver cirrhosis father died in 75 y
gastric cancer brother died in 39 y liver cirrhosis Personal history repeated pneumonia in childhood depression
thyreopathy on substitution therapy
Present illness Y 2006 dg VHC not treatet (thyreopathy) July 2009 clinically liver Ci (biopsy not performed) HCV VL 5 410 000
IUml GT 1b started Peg-IFNRBV finished after 5 W because of AE (facial palsy)
November 2009 axillar and cervical lymphadenopathy dg DLBCL lymphoma after 6 R-CHOP series since March 2010 in remission
December 2012 ascites diuretic therapy started (spironolacton) October 2013 lymphoma relapsed started therapy by steroids
rituximab CHT radiotherapy no remission February 2014 worsening of liver functions stage CH-P B (7 points) and
signes of portal hypertension (CHS 51 total protein 597 gl alb 440 INR 11 leu 21 Hb 121 plt 57 USG spleen 15cm portal vein 18mm endoscopy 1-st grade oesophageal varices)
Not included to waiting list for liver transplantation (lymphoma) IFN-free therapy indicated
Case study 1-st bdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapySofosbuvirledipasvir approved but not covered by health-care insurance companies in the Czech
Republic at the beginning of 2015 but reimbursement was possible on basis of special request
hepatologist request for SOFLDV therapy reimbursement
health-care insurance company answer
1 (January 2015) hellippatient with CHVHC liver cirrhosis 464 kPa asciteshellip
NO bdquolymphoma no data about safety and effectivenes in treatment by Harvoni in hematooncologic patients existldquo
2 (March 2015)hellipldquo15 of pts with NHL are HCV infected SOFLDV has no myelotoxic potency SVR has beneficial effect in pts with lymphomaldquo1)
1) Antiviral therapy is associated with a better survival in patients with hepatitis C virus and B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphomas ANRS HC-13 lympho-C studyMichot JM at all ANRS HC-13 Lympho-C Study GroupAm J Hematol 2015 Mar90(3)197-203 doi 101002ajh23889 Epub 2014 Nov 24
NO bdquosend to us fulltext of the paperldquohellipldquono study with Harvoni nad patients with lymphoma existldquo
3 (April 2014) hellipldquopatient with decompensated lymphoma cannot wait for such studiesldquohellipfull text1) has been sent
NO bdquono studies about safety and effectivenes in patients with lymphomaldquo
July 26-th 2015 patient admitted to ID dept (liver failure) July 30-th 2015 patient died (51 y)
Retreatment after DAAacutes regimen (exept IFN including and SOFRBV regimens)
according the EASL guidelines 2018
European Association for the Study of the Liver EASL Recommendations on Treatment of Hepatitis C 2018 J Hepatol (2018) httpsdoiorg101016j jhep201803026
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX 12W
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen) and have predictors of lower response
SOF+GLEPIB 12W
Very difficult to cure pts (with RASs and who failed twice PI and NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX + RBV 12-24 WorSOF+GLEPIB + RBV 12-24W
Pts with decompensated Ci who failed after PI andor NS5A
SOFVEL + RBV 24 W
RAS testing recommended Multidisciplinary team decision is recommended
Previously DAA treated patients and RAS testing real problem
Polaris 1 study TE pacients 150 with GT 1 with NS5A experience and 114 pts with other GT SOFVELVOX for 12 W SVR 96 was achieved1)
Substudy Polaris 1 147 NS5A TE patients with GT 1 with NS5A experience who previously received placebo were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved 2)
Polaris 4 study 163 TE pts but not previously treated by NS5A pts with GT 12 or 3 and 19 pts with GT 4 SOFVELVOX for 12 W
SVR 98 was achieved1)
248 NS5A TE patients 205 of them had baseline NS3 andor NS5A RASs were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved No impact of baseline RASs on treatment outcome was confirmed 3)
1) Bourlieacutere M et all bdquoSofosbuvir Velpatasvir and Voxilaprevir for Previously Treated HCV InfectionldquoN Engl J Med 2017 Jun 1376(22)2134-2146 doi 101056NEJMoa1613512
2) Bouliere m et all bdquoDeferred treatment with sofosbuvir-velpatasvir-voxilaprevir for patients with chronic hepatitis Cvirus who were previously treated with an NS5A inhibitor an open-label substudy of POLARIS-1ldquoLancet Gastroenterol Hepatol 2018 Aug3(8)559-565 doi 101016S2468-1253(18)30118-3 Epub 2018 May 313) Sarrazin C et all bdquoNo impact of resistance-associated substitutions on the efficacy of sofosbuvir velpatasvir and voxilaprevir for 12 weeks in HCV DAA-experienced patientsldquo J Hepatol 2018 Aug 9 pii S0168-8278(18)32279-7 doi 101016jjhep201807023 [Epub ahead of print]
When SOFVELVOX and GLEPIB are not available RAS testing might have sense and previous DAA
treatment might be a problem
1) Mawatari S et all The co-existence of NS5A and NS5B resistance-associated substitutions is associated with virologic failure in Hepatitis C Virus genotype 1 patients treated with sofosbuvir and ledipasvir PLoS One 2018 Jun 113(6)e0198642 doi 101371journalpone0198642 eCollection 2018
493 patients with GT 1b were treated by SOFLDV (31 of them had by DCVASV treatment history) The SVR 12 in 966 was achieved 1)
the SVR12 rates of patients with coexisting NS5A and NS5B RASs were significantly lower (833) 1)
the SVR12 rates in the patients with IFN-free treatment-naive and retreated were 976 and 806 respectively 1)
All DAAacutes available in the Czech Republic
bull RBV
bull DAC
bull SOF
bull SOFLDV
bull SOFVEL
bull SOFVELVOX
bull GZREBV
bull OBVPRVr+DSV
bull GLEPIB
DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
264
127
106
97
79
74
48
44
37
35 (33)30
30
23
23
16
7
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Remedis Prague
Hradec K int
Hradec K inf
VFN Prague
Opava
Olomouc
Motol Prague int
Bulovka PraguePardubice
Motol Prague inf
C Budejovice
Transplant surg
Ostrava
UVN Prague
Plzen
Brno
IKEM
Centers for DAA therapy Number of treated patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Number of patients treated by DAA in individual centersfor DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
from 1-st Jan 2016 to 26-th Jan 26 1 2018 (n=1052) according tothe HARM registry 1)2)
19 Centers for DAA treatment in the Czech Republic
AIDS Center
Bulovka 1639
59
Other AIDS
Centers1153 41
Distribution of care for HIV+ patients
in the Czech Republic (Feb 2018)1)
1) Maly M Nemecek V National institute of Health 2016
Prague center in Bulovka Hospital cares about both HCV monoinfected and HCVHIV coinfected patients
There is no experience in treatment in DAA experienced patients because of small cohort of treated patients
resulting from not satisfactory resources Still all our DAA treated patients were succesfully treated
No experience in Prague Center Bulovka in treatment in TE patients
Outlook on situation in HCV treatment by DAA in Prague Center Hospital Bulovka waiting and treated patients
according to the place of treatment and HIV coinfection status No=134
(till 5-th Sep 2018 personal experience)
Other centers specialists obliging to help in access to DAA treatment for patients from Prague Center Hospital Na Bulovce Frankova S Dlouhy P Wolfova M Hejda V Urbanek P
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV
Treated in Bulovka Treated in other center waiting
1622
4
30
21
41patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
ART switch need in ART experienced HIVHCV coinfected patients treated by DAA for VHC in Prague AIDS Center (N=25)
Ptoriginal ARV
regimenARV regimen before
and during DAA therapy DAA regimen recent ARV regimen
1 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF BOC+PR RTG+FTCTDF
2 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR DTG+FTCTAF
3 EFV+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTAF
4 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
5 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR EVGc+FTCTAF
6 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR DTG+FTCTAF
7 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
8 ZDV3TC+TDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR RTG+FTCTDF
9 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SMV+PR EVGc+FTCTAF
10 DRVr+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTDF GZREBV DTG+FTCTDF
11 LPVr+AZT3TC DTG+3TC+TDF GZREBV DTG+3TC+TDF
12 DRVr+FTCTDF DRVr+FTCTDF SOF+DCV+RBV DRVc+ FTCTAF
13 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF OBVPTVr+DSV RTG+FTCTAF
14 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV RTG+FTCTDF
15 LPVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTAF SOFLDV RTG+FTCTAF
16 LPVr+RTG RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV DTG+FTCTAF
17 LPVr+TDF+RTG LPVr+TDF+RTG SOFLDV LPVr+RTG
18 NO NO SOFLDV+RBV EVGc+FTCTAF
19 LPVr+DTG LPVr+DTG SOFLDV LPVr+DTG
20 DRVr+FTCTDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFLDV EVGc+FTCTDF
21 ZDV3TC+TDF RTG+FTCTDF SOFVEL RTG+FTCTAF
22 ETV+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTAF SOFVEL DTG+FTCTAF
23 EFV+3TC+TDF DTG+3TC+TDF SOFVEL DTG+3TC+TDF
24 EFV+FTCTDF DTG+FTCTAF SOFVEL DTG+FTCTAF
25 RTG+FTCTDF RTG+ABC3TC SOFVEL RTG+ABC3TC
18 (72) out of 25 pts switched
DAA before DAA therapy
0
5
10
15
20
25
7
12
6switch fromNUCacutes
switch fromPI
no switch
72
14 56
11
44
no switch switch
11 (44) out of 25 pts switched
ARV after DAA therapy
Case study 1-st rdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapy
Jaroslava 41 y (at the time of HCV dg in 2006) Family history mother died in 53 y liver cirrhosis father died in 75 y
gastric cancer brother died in 39 y liver cirrhosis Personal history repeated pneumonia in childhood depression
thyreopathy on substitution therapy
Present illness Y 2006 dg VHC not treatet (thyreopathy) July 2009 clinically liver Ci (biopsy not performed) HCV VL 5 410 000
IUml GT 1b started Peg-IFNRBV finished after 5 W because of AE (facial palsy)
November 2009 axillar and cervical lymphadenopathy dg DLBCL lymphoma after 6 R-CHOP series since March 2010 in remission
December 2012 ascites diuretic therapy started (spironolacton) October 2013 lymphoma relapsed started therapy by steroids
rituximab CHT radiotherapy no remission February 2014 worsening of liver functions stage CH-P B (7 points) and
signes of portal hypertension (CHS 51 total protein 597 gl alb 440 INR 11 leu 21 Hb 121 plt 57 USG spleen 15cm portal vein 18mm endoscopy 1-st grade oesophageal varices)
Not included to waiting list for liver transplantation (lymphoma) IFN-free therapy indicated
Case study 1-st bdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapySofosbuvirledipasvir approved but not covered by health-care insurance companies in the Czech
Republic at the beginning of 2015 but reimbursement was possible on basis of special request
hepatologist request for SOFLDV therapy reimbursement
health-care insurance company answer
1 (January 2015) hellippatient with CHVHC liver cirrhosis 464 kPa asciteshellip
NO bdquolymphoma no data about safety and effectivenes in treatment by Harvoni in hematooncologic patients existldquo
2 (March 2015)hellipldquo15 of pts with NHL are HCV infected SOFLDV has no myelotoxic potency SVR has beneficial effect in pts with lymphomaldquo1)
1) Antiviral therapy is associated with a better survival in patients with hepatitis C virus and B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphomas ANRS HC-13 lympho-C studyMichot JM at all ANRS HC-13 Lympho-C Study GroupAm J Hematol 2015 Mar90(3)197-203 doi 101002ajh23889 Epub 2014 Nov 24
NO bdquosend to us fulltext of the paperldquohellipldquono study with Harvoni nad patients with lymphoma existldquo
3 (April 2014) hellipldquopatient with decompensated lymphoma cannot wait for such studiesldquohellipfull text1) has been sent
NO bdquono studies about safety and effectivenes in patients with lymphomaldquo
July 26-th 2015 patient admitted to ID dept (liver failure) July 30-th 2015 patient died (51 y)
Retreatment after DAAacutes regimen (exept IFN including and SOFRBV regimens)
according the EASL guidelines 2018
European Association for the Study of the Liver EASL Recommendations on Treatment of Hepatitis C 2018 J Hepatol (2018) httpsdoiorg101016j jhep201803026
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX 12W
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen) and have predictors of lower response
SOF+GLEPIB 12W
Very difficult to cure pts (with RASs and who failed twice PI and NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX + RBV 12-24 WorSOF+GLEPIB + RBV 12-24W
Pts with decompensated Ci who failed after PI andor NS5A
SOFVEL + RBV 24 W
RAS testing recommended Multidisciplinary team decision is recommended
Previously DAA treated patients and RAS testing real problem
Polaris 1 study TE pacients 150 with GT 1 with NS5A experience and 114 pts with other GT SOFVELVOX for 12 W SVR 96 was achieved1)
Substudy Polaris 1 147 NS5A TE patients with GT 1 with NS5A experience who previously received placebo were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved 2)
Polaris 4 study 163 TE pts but not previously treated by NS5A pts with GT 12 or 3 and 19 pts with GT 4 SOFVELVOX for 12 W
SVR 98 was achieved1)
248 NS5A TE patients 205 of them had baseline NS3 andor NS5A RASs were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved No impact of baseline RASs on treatment outcome was confirmed 3)
1) Bourlieacutere M et all bdquoSofosbuvir Velpatasvir and Voxilaprevir for Previously Treated HCV InfectionldquoN Engl J Med 2017 Jun 1376(22)2134-2146 doi 101056NEJMoa1613512
2) Bouliere m et all bdquoDeferred treatment with sofosbuvir-velpatasvir-voxilaprevir for patients with chronic hepatitis Cvirus who were previously treated with an NS5A inhibitor an open-label substudy of POLARIS-1ldquoLancet Gastroenterol Hepatol 2018 Aug3(8)559-565 doi 101016S2468-1253(18)30118-3 Epub 2018 May 313) Sarrazin C et all bdquoNo impact of resistance-associated substitutions on the efficacy of sofosbuvir velpatasvir and voxilaprevir for 12 weeks in HCV DAA-experienced patientsldquo J Hepatol 2018 Aug 9 pii S0168-8278(18)32279-7 doi 101016jjhep201807023 [Epub ahead of print]
When SOFVELVOX and GLEPIB are not available RAS testing might have sense and previous DAA
treatment might be a problem
1) Mawatari S et all The co-existence of NS5A and NS5B resistance-associated substitutions is associated with virologic failure in Hepatitis C Virus genotype 1 patients treated with sofosbuvir and ledipasvir PLoS One 2018 Jun 113(6)e0198642 doi 101371journalpone0198642 eCollection 2018
493 patients with GT 1b were treated by SOFLDV (31 of them had by DCVASV treatment history) The SVR 12 in 966 was achieved 1)
the SVR12 rates of patients with coexisting NS5A and NS5B RASs were significantly lower (833) 1)
the SVR12 rates in the patients with IFN-free treatment-naive and retreated were 976 and 806 respectively 1)
All DAAacutes available in the Czech Republic
bull RBV
bull DAC
bull SOF
bull SOFLDV
bull SOFVEL
bull SOFVELVOX
bull GZREBV
bull OBVPRVr+DSV
bull GLEPIB
DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
264
127
106
97
79
74
48
44
37
35 (33)30
30
23
23
16
7
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Remedis Prague
Hradec K int
Hradec K inf
VFN Prague
Opava
Olomouc
Motol Prague int
Bulovka PraguePardubice
Motol Prague inf
C Budejovice
Transplant surg
Ostrava
UVN Prague
Plzen
Brno
IKEM
Centers for DAA therapy Number of treated patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Number of patients treated by DAA in individual centersfor DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
from 1-st Jan 2016 to 26-th Jan 26 1 2018 (n=1052) according tothe HARM registry 1)2)
19 Centers for DAA treatment in the Czech Republic
AIDS Center
Bulovka 1639
59
Other AIDS
Centers1153 41
Distribution of care for HIV+ patients
in the Czech Republic (Feb 2018)1)
1) Maly M Nemecek V National institute of Health 2016
Prague center in Bulovka Hospital cares about both HCV monoinfected and HCVHIV coinfected patients
There is no experience in treatment in DAA experienced patients because of small cohort of treated patients
resulting from not satisfactory resources Still all our DAA treated patients were succesfully treated
No experience in Prague Center Bulovka in treatment in TE patients
Outlook on situation in HCV treatment by DAA in Prague Center Hospital Bulovka waiting and treated patients
according to the place of treatment and HIV coinfection status No=134
(till 5-th Sep 2018 personal experience)
Other centers specialists obliging to help in access to DAA treatment for patients from Prague Center Hospital Na Bulovce Frankova S Dlouhy P Wolfova M Hejda V Urbanek P
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV
Treated in Bulovka Treated in other center waiting
1622
4
30
21
41patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
Case study 1-st rdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapy
Jaroslava 41 y (at the time of HCV dg in 2006) Family history mother died in 53 y liver cirrhosis father died in 75 y
gastric cancer brother died in 39 y liver cirrhosis Personal history repeated pneumonia in childhood depression
thyreopathy on substitution therapy
Present illness Y 2006 dg VHC not treatet (thyreopathy) July 2009 clinically liver Ci (biopsy not performed) HCV VL 5 410 000
IUml GT 1b started Peg-IFNRBV finished after 5 W because of AE (facial palsy)
November 2009 axillar and cervical lymphadenopathy dg DLBCL lymphoma after 6 R-CHOP series since March 2010 in remission
December 2012 ascites diuretic therapy started (spironolacton) October 2013 lymphoma relapsed started therapy by steroids
rituximab CHT radiotherapy no remission February 2014 worsening of liver functions stage CH-P B (7 points) and
signes of portal hypertension (CHS 51 total protein 597 gl alb 440 INR 11 leu 21 Hb 121 plt 57 USG spleen 15cm portal vein 18mm endoscopy 1-st grade oesophageal varices)
Not included to waiting list for liver transplantation (lymphoma) IFN-free therapy indicated
Case study 1-st bdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapySofosbuvirledipasvir approved but not covered by health-care insurance companies in the Czech
Republic at the beginning of 2015 but reimbursement was possible on basis of special request
hepatologist request for SOFLDV therapy reimbursement
health-care insurance company answer
1 (January 2015) hellippatient with CHVHC liver cirrhosis 464 kPa asciteshellip
NO bdquolymphoma no data about safety and effectivenes in treatment by Harvoni in hematooncologic patients existldquo
2 (March 2015)hellipldquo15 of pts with NHL are HCV infected SOFLDV has no myelotoxic potency SVR has beneficial effect in pts with lymphomaldquo1)
1) Antiviral therapy is associated with a better survival in patients with hepatitis C virus and B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphomas ANRS HC-13 lympho-C studyMichot JM at all ANRS HC-13 Lympho-C Study GroupAm J Hematol 2015 Mar90(3)197-203 doi 101002ajh23889 Epub 2014 Nov 24
NO bdquosend to us fulltext of the paperldquohellipldquono study with Harvoni nad patients with lymphoma existldquo
3 (April 2014) hellipldquopatient with decompensated lymphoma cannot wait for such studiesldquohellipfull text1) has been sent
NO bdquono studies about safety and effectivenes in patients with lymphomaldquo
July 26-th 2015 patient admitted to ID dept (liver failure) July 30-th 2015 patient died (51 y)
Retreatment after DAAacutes regimen (exept IFN including and SOFRBV regimens)
according the EASL guidelines 2018
European Association for the Study of the Liver EASL Recommendations on Treatment of Hepatitis C 2018 J Hepatol (2018) httpsdoiorg101016j jhep201803026
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX 12W
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen) and have predictors of lower response
SOF+GLEPIB 12W
Very difficult to cure pts (with RASs and who failed twice PI and NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX + RBV 12-24 WorSOF+GLEPIB + RBV 12-24W
Pts with decompensated Ci who failed after PI andor NS5A
SOFVEL + RBV 24 W
RAS testing recommended Multidisciplinary team decision is recommended
Previously DAA treated patients and RAS testing real problem
Polaris 1 study TE pacients 150 with GT 1 with NS5A experience and 114 pts with other GT SOFVELVOX for 12 W SVR 96 was achieved1)
Substudy Polaris 1 147 NS5A TE patients with GT 1 with NS5A experience who previously received placebo were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved 2)
Polaris 4 study 163 TE pts but not previously treated by NS5A pts with GT 12 or 3 and 19 pts with GT 4 SOFVELVOX for 12 W
SVR 98 was achieved1)
248 NS5A TE patients 205 of them had baseline NS3 andor NS5A RASs were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved No impact of baseline RASs on treatment outcome was confirmed 3)
1) Bourlieacutere M et all bdquoSofosbuvir Velpatasvir and Voxilaprevir for Previously Treated HCV InfectionldquoN Engl J Med 2017 Jun 1376(22)2134-2146 doi 101056NEJMoa1613512
2) Bouliere m et all bdquoDeferred treatment with sofosbuvir-velpatasvir-voxilaprevir for patients with chronic hepatitis Cvirus who were previously treated with an NS5A inhibitor an open-label substudy of POLARIS-1ldquoLancet Gastroenterol Hepatol 2018 Aug3(8)559-565 doi 101016S2468-1253(18)30118-3 Epub 2018 May 313) Sarrazin C et all bdquoNo impact of resistance-associated substitutions on the efficacy of sofosbuvir velpatasvir and voxilaprevir for 12 weeks in HCV DAA-experienced patientsldquo J Hepatol 2018 Aug 9 pii S0168-8278(18)32279-7 doi 101016jjhep201807023 [Epub ahead of print]
When SOFVELVOX and GLEPIB are not available RAS testing might have sense and previous DAA
treatment might be a problem
1) Mawatari S et all The co-existence of NS5A and NS5B resistance-associated substitutions is associated with virologic failure in Hepatitis C Virus genotype 1 patients treated with sofosbuvir and ledipasvir PLoS One 2018 Jun 113(6)e0198642 doi 101371journalpone0198642 eCollection 2018
493 patients with GT 1b were treated by SOFLDV (31 of them had by DCVASV treatment history) The SVR 12 in 966 was achieved 1)
the SVR12 rates of patients with coexisting NS5A and NS5B RASs were significantly lower (833) 1)
the SVR12 rates in the patients with IFN-free treatment-naive and retreated were 976 and 806 respectively 1)
All DAAacutes available in the Czech Republic
bull RBV
bull DAC
bull SOF
bull SOFLDV
bull SOFVEL
bull SOFVELVOX
bull GZREBV
bull OBVPRVr+DSV
bull GLEPIB
DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
264
127
106
97
79
74
48
44
37
35 (33)30
30
23
23
16
7
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Remedis Prague
Hradec K int
Hradec K inf
VFN Prague
Opava
Olomouc
Motol Prague int
Bulovka PraguePardubice
Motol Prague inf
C Budejovice
Transplant surg
Ostrava
UVN Prague
Plzen
Brno
IKEM
Centers for DAA therapy Number of treated patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Number of patients treated by DAA in individual centersfor DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
from 1-st Jan 2016 to 26-th Jan 26 1 2018 (n=1052) according tothe HARM registry 1)2)
19 Centers for DAA treatment in the Czech Republic
AIDS Center
Bulovka 1639
59
Other AIDS
Centers1153 41
Distribution of care for HIV+ patients
in the Czech Republic (Feb 2018)1)
1) Maly M Nemecek V National institute of Health 2016
Prague center in Bulovka Hospital cares about both HCV monoinfected and HCVHIV coinfected patients
There is no experience in treatment in DAA experienced patients because of small cohort of treated patients
resulting from not satisfactory resources Still all our DAA treated patients were succesfully treated
No experience in Prague Center Bulovka in treatment in TE patients
Outlook on situation in HCV treatment by DAA in Prague Center Hospital Bulovka waiting and treated patients
according to the place of treatment and HIV coinfection status No=134
(till 5-th Sep 2018 personal experience)
Other centers specialists obliging to help in access to DAA treatment for patients from Prague Center Hospital Na Bulovce Frankova S Dlouhy P Wolfova M Hejda V Urbanek P
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV
Treated in Bulovka Treated in other center waiting
1622
4
30
21
41patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
Case study 1-st bdquoexperienceldquo in DAA therapySofosbuvirledipasvir approved but not covered by health-care insurance companies in the Czech
Republic at the beginning of 2015 but reimbursement was possible on basis of special request
hepatologist request for SOFLDV therapy reimbursement
health-care insurance company answer
1 (January 2015) hellippatient with CHVHC liver cirrhosis 464 kPa asciteshellip
NO bdquolymphoma no data about safety and effectivenes in treatment by Harvoni in hematooncologic patients existldquo
2 (March 2015)hellipldquo15 of pts with NHL are HCV infected SOFLDV has no myelotoxic potency SVR has beneficial effect in pts with lymphomaldquo1)
1) Antiviral therapy is associated with a better survival in patients with hepatitis C virus and B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphomas ANRS HC-13 lympho-C studyMichot JM at all ANRS HC-13 Lympho-C Study GroupAm J Hematol 2015 Mar90(3)197-203 doi 101002ajh23889 Epub 2014 Nov 24
NO bdquosend to us fulltext of the paperldquohellipldquono study with Harvoni nad patients with lymphoma existldquo
3 (April 2014) hellipldquopatient with decompensated lymphoma cannot wait for such studiesldquohellipfull text1) has been sent
NO bdquono studies about safety and effectivenes in patients with lymphomaldquo
July 26-th 2015 patient admitted to ID dept (liver failure) July 30-th 2015 patient died (51 y)
Retreatment after DAAacutes regimen (exept IFN including and SOFRBV regimens)
according the EASL guidelines 2018
European Association for the Study of the Liver EASL Recommendations on Treatment of Hepatitis C 2018 J Hepatol (2018) httpsdoiorg101016j jhep201803026
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX 12W
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen) and have predictors of lower response
SOF+GLEPIB 12W
Very difficult to cure pts (with RASs and who failed twice PI and NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX + RBV 12-24 WorSOF+GLEPIB + RBV 12-24W
Pts with decompensated Ci who failed after PI andor NS5A
SOFVEL + RBV 24 W
RAS testing recommended Multidisciplinary team decision is recommended
Previously DAA treated patients and RAS testing real problem
Polaris 1 study TE pacients 150 with GT 1 with NS5A experience and 114 pts with other GT SOFVELVOX for 12 W SVR 96 was achieved1)
Substudy Polaris 1 147 NS5A TE patients with GT 1 with NS5A experience who previously received placebo were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved 2)
Polaris 4 study 163 TE pts but not previously treated by NS5A pts with GT 12 or 3 and 19 pts with GT 4 SOFVELVOX for 12 W
SVR 98 was achieved1)
248 NS5A TE patients 205 of them had baseline NS3 andor NS5A RASs were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved No impact of baseline RASs on treatment outcome was confirmed 3)
1) Bourlieacutere M et all bdquoSofosbuvir Velpatasvir and Voxilaprevir for Previously Treated HCV InfectionldquoN Engl J Med 2017 Jun 1376(22)2134-2146 doi 101056NEJMoa1613512
2) Bouliere m et all bdquoDeferred treatment with sofosbuvir-velpatasvir-voxilaprevir for patients with chronic hepatitis Cvirus who were previously treated with an NS5A inhibitor an open-label substudy of POLARIS-1ldquoLancet Gastroenterol Hepatol 2018 Aug3(8)559-565 doi 101016S2468-1253(18)30118-3 Epub 2018 May 313) Sarrazin C et all bdquoNo impact of resistance-associated substitutions on the efficacy of sofosbuvir velpatasvir and voxilaprevir for 12 weeks in HCV DAA-experienced patientsldquo J Hepatol 2018 Aug 9 pii S0168-8278(18)32279-7 doi 101016jjhep201807023 [Epub ahead of print]
When SOFVELVOX and GLEPIB are not available RAS testing might have sense and previous DAA
treatment might be a problem
1) Mawatari S et all The co-existence of NS5A and NS5B resistance-associated substitutions is associated with virologic failure in Hepatitis C Virus genotype 1 patients treated with sofosbuvir and ledipasvir PLoS One 2018 Jun 113(6)e0198642 doi 101371journalpone0198642 eCollection 2018
493 patients with GT 1b were treated by SOFLDV (31 of them had by DCVASV treatment history) The SVR 12 in 966 was achieved 1)
the SVR12 rates of patients with coexisting NS5A and NS5B RASs were significantly lower (833) 1)
the SVR12 rates in the patients with IFN-free treatment-naive and retreated were 976 and 806 respectively 1)
All DAAacutes available in the Czech Republic
bull RBV
bull DAC
bull SOF
bull SOFLDV
bull SOFVEL
bull SOFVELVOX
bull GZREBV
bull OBVPRVr+DSV
bull GLEPIB
DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
264
127
106
97
79
74
48
44
37
35 (33)30
30
23
23
16
7
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Remedis Prague
Hradec K int
Hradec K inf
VFN Prague
Opava
Olomouc
Motol Prague int
Bulovka PraguePardubice
Motol Prague inf
C Budejovice
Transplant surg
Ostrava
UVN Prague
Plzen
Brno
IKEM
Centers for DAA therapy Number of treated patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Number of patients treated by DAA in individual centersfor DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
from 1-st Jan 2016 to 26-th Jan 26 1 2018 (n=1052) according tothe HARM registry 1)2)
19 Centers for DAA treatment in the Czech Republic
AIDS Center
Bulovka 1639
59
Other AIDS
Centers1153 41
Distribution of care for HIV+ patients
in the Czech Republic (Feb 2018)1)
1) Maly M Nemecek V National institute of Health 2016
Prague center in Bulovka Hospital cares about both HCV monoinfected and HCVHIV coinfected patients
There is no experience in treatment in DAA experienced patients because of small cohort of treated patients
resulting from not satisfactory resources Still all our DAA treated patients were succesfully treated
No experience in Prague Center Bulovka in treatment in TE patients
Outlook on situation in HCV treatment by DAA in Prague Center Hospital Bulovka waiting and treated patients
according to the place of treatment and HIV coinfection status No=134
(till 5-th Sep 2018 personal experience)
Other centers specialists obliging to help in access to DAA treatment for patients from Prague Center Hospital Na Bulovce Frankova S Dlouhy P Wolfova M Hejda V Urbanek P
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV
Treated in Bulovka Treated in other center waiting
1622
4
30
21
41patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
Retreatment after DAAacutes regimen (exept IFN including and SOFRBV regimens)
according the EASL guidelines 2018
European Association for the Study of the Liver EASL Recommendations on Treatment of Hepatitis C 2018 J Hepatol (2018) httpsdoiorg101016j jhep201803026
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX 12W
Pts without Ci or with compensated Ci (whofailed after PI or NS5A regimen) and have predictors of lower response
SOF+GLEPIB 12W
Very difficult to cure pts (with RASs and who failed twice PI and NS5A regimen)
SOFVELVOX + RBV 12-24 WorSOF+GLEPIB + RBV 12-24W
Pts with decompensated Ci who failed after PI andor NS5A
SOFVEL + RBV 24 W
RAS testing recommended Multidisciplinary team decision is recommended
Previously DAA treated patients and RAS testing real problem
Polaris 1 study TE pacients 150 with GT 1 with NS5A experience and 114 pts with other GT SOFVELVOX for 12 W SVR 96 was achieved1)
Substudy Polaris 1 147 NS5A TE patients with GT 1 with NS5A experience who previously received placebo were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved 2)
Polaris 4 study 163 TE pts but not previously treated by NS5A pts with GT 12 or 3 and 19 pts with GT 4 SOFVELVOX for 12 W
SVR 98 was achieved1)
248 NS5A TE patients 205 of them had baseline NS3 andor NS5A RASs were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved No impact of baseline RASs on treatment outcome was confirmed 3)
1) Bourlieacutere M et all bdquoSofosbuvir Velpatasvir and Voxilaprevir for Previously Treated HCV InfectionldquoN Engl J Med 2017 Jun 1376(22)2134-2146 doi 101056NEJMoa1613512
2) Bouliere m et all bdquoDeferred treatment with sofosbuvir-velpatasvir-voxilaprevir for patients with chronic hepatitis Cvirus who were previously treated with an NS5A inhibitor an open-label substudy of POLARIS-1ldquoLancet Gastroenterol Hepatol 2018 Aug3(8)559-565 doi 101016S2468-1253(18)30118-3 Epub 2018 May 313) Sarrazin C et all bdquoNo impact of resistance-associated substitutions on the efficacy of sofosbuvir velpatasvir and voxilaprevir for 12 weeks in HCV DAA-experienced patientsldquo J Hepatol 2018 Aug 9 pii S0168-8278(18)32279-7 doi 101016jjhep201807023 [Epub ahead of print]
When SOFVELVOX and GLEPIB are not available RAS testing might have sense and previous DAA
treatment might be a problem
1) Mawatari S et all The co-existence of NS5A and NS5B resistance-associated substitutions is associated with virologic failure in Hepatitis C Virus genotype 1 patients treated with sofosbuvir and ledipasvir PLoS One 2018 Jun 113(6)e0198642 doi 101371journalpone0198642 eCollection 2018
493 patients with GT 1b were treated by SOFLDV (31 of them had by DCVASV treatment history) The SVR 12 in 966 was achieved 1)
the SVR12 rates of patients with coexisting NS5A and NS5B RASs were significantly lower (833) 1)
the SVR12 rates in the patients with IFN-free treatment-naive and retreated were 976 and 806 respectively 1)
All DAAacutes available in the Czech Republic
bull RBV
bull DAC
bull SOF
bull SOFLDV
bull SOFVEL
bull SOFVELVOX
bull GZREBV
bull OBVPRVr+DSV
bull GLEPIB
DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
264
127
106
97
79
74
48
44
37
35 (33)30
30
23
23
16
7
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Remedis Prague
Hradec K int
Hradec K inf
VFN Prague
Opava
Olomouc
Motol Prague int
Bulovka PraguePardubice
Motol Prague inf
C Budejovice
Transplant surg
Ostrava
UVN Prague
Plzen
Brno
IKEM
Centers for DAA therapy Number of treated patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Number of patients treated by DAA in individual centersfor DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
from 1-st Jan 2016 to 26-th Jan 26 1 2018 (n=1052) according tothe HARM registry 1)2)
19 Centers for DAA treatment in the Czech Republic
AIDS Center
Bulovka 1639
59
Other AIDS
Centers1153 41
Distribution of care for HIV+ patients
in the Czech Republic (Feb 2018)1)
1) Maly M Nemecek V National institute of Health 2016
Prague center in Bulovka Hospital cares about both HCV monoinfected and HCVHIV coinfected patients
There is no experience in treatment in DAA experienced patients because of small cohort of treated patients
resulting from not satisfactory resources Still all our DAA treated patients were succesfully treated
No experience in Prague Center Bulovka in treatment in TE patients
Outlook on situation in HCV treatment by DAA in Prague Center Hospital Bulovka waiting and treated patients
according to the place of treatment and HIV coinfection status No=134
(till 5-th Sep 2018 personal experience)
Other centers specialists obliging to help in access to DAA treatment for patients from Prague Center Hospital Na Bulovce Frankova S Dlouhy P Wolfova M Hejda V Urbanek P
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV
Treated in Bulovka Treated in other center waiting
1622
4
30
21
41patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
Previously DAA treated patients and RAS testing real problem
Polaris 1 study TE pacients 150 with GT 1 with NS5A experience and 114 pts with other GT SOFVELVOX for 12 W SVR 96 was achieved1)
Substudy Polaris 1 147 NS5A TE patients with GT 1 with NS5A experience who previously received placebo were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved 2)
Polaris 4 study 163 TE pts but not previously treated by NS5A pts with GT 12 or 3 and 19 pts with GT 4 SOFVELVOX for 12 W
SVR 98 was achieved1)
248 NS5A TE patients 205 of them had baseline NS3 andor NS5A RASs were treated by SOFVELVOX for 12 W 97 SVR was achieved No impact of baseline RASs on treatment outcome was confirmed 3)
1) Bourlieacutere M et all bdquoSofosbuvir Velpatasvir and Voxilaprevir for Previously Treated HCV InfectionldquoN Engl J Med 2017 Jun 1376(22)2134-2146 doi 101056NEJMoa1613512
2) Bouliere m et all bdquoDeferred treatment with sofosbuvir-velpatasvir-voxilaprevir for patients with chronic hepatitis Cvirus who were previously treated with an NS5A inhibitor an open-label substudy of POLARIS-1ldquoLancet Gastroenterol Hepatol 2018 Aug3(8)559-565 doi 101016S2468-1253(18)30118-3 Epub 2018 May 313) Sarrazin C et all bdquoNo impact of resistance-associated substitutions on the efficacy of sofosbuvir velpatasvir and voxilaprevir for 12 weeks in HCV DAA-experienced patientsldquo J Hepatol 2018 Aug 9 pii S0168-8278(18)32279-7 doi 101016jjhep201807023 [Epub ahead of print]
When SOFVELVOX and GLEPIB are not available RAS testing might have sense and previous DAA
treatment might be a problem
1) Mawatari S et all The co-existence of NS5A and NS5B resistance-associated substitutions is associated with virologic failure in Hepatitis C Virus genotype 1 patients treated with sofosbuvir and ledipasvir PLoS One 2018 Jun 113(6)e0198642 doi 101371journalpone0198642 eCollection 2018
493 patients with GT 1b were treated by SOFLDV (31 of them had by DCVASV treatment history) The SVR 12 in 966 was achieved 1)
the SVR12 rates of patients with coexisting NS5A and NS5B RASs were significantly lower (833) 1)
the SVR12 rates in the patients with IFN-free treatment-naive and retreated were 976 and 806 respectively 1)
All DAAacutes available in the Czech Republic
bull RBV
bull DAC
bull SOF
bull SOFLDV
bull SOFVEL
bull SOFVELVOX
bull GZREBV
bull OBVPRVr+DSV
bull GLEPIB
DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
264
127
106
97
79
74
48
44
37
35 (33)30
30
23
23
16
7
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Remedis Prague
Hradec K int
Hradec K inf
VFN Prague
Opava
Olomouc
Motol Prague int
Bulovka PraguePardubice
Motol Prague inf
C Budejovice
Transplant surg
Ostrava
UVN Prague
Plzen
Brno
IKEM
Centers for DAA therapy Number of treated patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Number of patients treated by DAA in individual centersfor DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
from 1-st Jan 2016 to 26-th Jan 26 1 2018 (n=1052) according tothe HARM registry 1)2)
19 Centers for DAA treatment in the Czech Republic
AIDS Center
Bulovka 1639
59
Other AIDS
Centers1153 41
Distribution of care for HIV+ patients
in the Czech Republic (Feb 2018)1)
1) Maly M Nemecek V National institute of Health 2016
Prague center in Bulovka Hospital cares about both HCV monoinfected and HCVHIV coinfected patients
There is no experience in treatment in DAA experienced patients because of small cohort of treated patients
resulting from not satisfactory resources Still all our DAA treated patients were succesfully treated
No experience in Prague Center Bulovka in treatment in TE patients
Outlook on situation in HCV treatment by DAA in Prague Center Hospital Bulovka waiting and treated patients
according to the place of treatment and HIV coinfection status No=134
(till 5-th Sep 2018 personal experience)
Other centers specialists obliging to help in access to DAA treatment for patients from Prague Center Hospital Na Bulovce Frankova S Dlouhy P Wolfova M Hejda V Urbanek P
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV
Treated in Bulovka Treated in other center waiting
1622
4
30
21
41patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
When SOFVELVOX and GLEPIB are not available RAS testing might have sense and previous DAA
treatment might be a problem
1) Mawatari S et all The co-existence of NS5A and NS5B resistance-associated substitutions is associated with virologic failure in Hepatitis C Virus genotype 1 patients treated with sofosbuvir and ledipasvir PLoS One 2018 Jun 113(6)e0198642 doi 101371journalpone0198642 eCollection 2018
493 patients with GT 1b were treated by SOFLDV (31 of them had by DCVASV treatment history) The SVR 12 in 966 was achieved 1)
the SVR12 rates of patients with coexisting NS5A and NS5B RASs were significantly lower (833) 1)
the SVR12 rates in the patients with IFN-free treatment-naive and retreated were 976 and 806 respectively 1)
All DAAacutes available in the Czech Republic
bull RBV
bull DAC
bull SOF
bull SOFLDV
bull SOFVEL
bull SOFVELVOX
bull GZREBV
bull OBVPRVr+DSV
bull GLEPIB
DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
264
127
106
97
79
74
48
44
37
35 (33)30
30
23
23
16
7
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Remedis Prague
Hradec K int
Hradec K inf
VFN Prague
Opava
Olomouc
Motol Prague int
Bulovka PraguePardubice
Motol Prague inf
C Budejovice
Transplant surg
Ostrava
UVN Prague
Plzen
Brno
IKEM
Centers for DAA therapy Number of treated patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Number of patients treated by DAA in individual centersfor DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
from 1-st Jan 2016 to 26-th Jan 26 1 2018 (n=1052) according tothe HARM registry 1)2)
19 Centers for DAA treatment in the Czech Republic
AIDS Center
Bulovka 1639
59
Other AIDS
Centers1153 41
Distribution of care for HIV+ patients
in the Czech Republic (Feb 2018)1)
1) Maly M Nemecek V National institute of Health 2016
Prague center in Bulovka Hospital cares about both HCV monoinfected and HCVHIV coinfected patients
There is no experience in treatment in DAA experienced patients because of small cohort of treated patients
resulting from not satisfactory resources Still all our DAA treated patients were succesfully treated
No experience in Prague Center Bulovka in treatment in TE patients
Outlook on situation in HCV treatment by DAA in Prague Center Hospital Bulovka waiting and treated patients
according to the place of treatment and HIV coinfection status No=134
(till 5-th Sep 2018 personal experience)
Other centers specialists obliging to help in access to DAA treatment for patients from Prague Center Hospital Na Bulovce Frankova S Dlouhy P Wolfova M Hejda V Urbanek P
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV
Treated in Bulovka Treated in other center waiting
1622
4
30
21
41patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
All DAAacutes available in the Czech Republic
bull RBV
bull DAC
bull SOF
bull SOFLDV
bull SOFVEL
bull SOFVELVOX
bull GZREBV
bull OBVPRVr+DSV
bull GLEPIB
DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
264
127
106
97
79
74
48
44
37
35 (33)30
30
23
23
16
7
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Remedis Prague
Hradec K int
Hradec K inf
VFN Prague
Opava
Olomouc
Motol Prague int
Bulovka PraguePardubice
Motol Prague inf
C Budejovice
Transplant surg
Ostrava
UVN Prague
Plzen
Brno
IKEM
Centers for DAA therapy Number of treated patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Number of patients treated by DAA in individual centersfor DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
from 1-st Jan 2016 to 26-th Jan 26 1 2018 (n=1052) according tothe HARM registry 1)2)
19 Centers for DAA treatment in the Czech Republic
AIDS Center
Bulovka 1639
59
Other AIDS
Centers1153 41
Distribution of care for HIV+ patients
in the Czech Republic (Feb 2018)1)
1) Maly M Nemecek V National institute of Health 2016
Prague center in Bulovka Hospital cares about both HCV monoinfected and HCVHIV coinfected patients
There is no experience in treatment in DAA experienced patients because of small cohort of treated patients
resulting from not satisfactory resources Still all our DAA treated patients were succesfully treated
No experience in Prague Center Bulovka in treatment in TE patients
Outlook on situation in HCV treatment by DAA in Prague Center Hospital Bulovka waiting and treated patients
according to the place of treatment and HIV coinfection status No=134
(till 5-th Sep 2018 personal experience)
Other centers specialists obliging to help in access to DAA treatment for patients from Prague Center Hospital Na Bulovce Frankova S Dlouhy P Wolfova M Hejda V Urbanek P
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV
Treated in Bulovka Treated in other center waiting
1622
4
30
21
41patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
264
127
106
97
79
74
48
44
37
35 (33)30
30
23
23
16
7
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Remedis Prague
Hradec K int
Hradec K inf
VFN Prague
Opava
Olomouc
Motol Prague int
Bulovka PraguePardubice
Motol Prague inf
C Budejovice
Transplant surg
Ostrava
UVN Prague
Plzen
Brno
IKEM
Centers for DAA therapy Number of treated patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Number of patients treated by DAA in individual centersfor DAA therapy in the Czech Republic
from 1-st Jan 2016 to 26-th Jan 26 1 2018 (n=1052) according tothe HARM registry 1)2)
19 Centers for DAA treatment in the Czech Republic
AIDS Center
Bulovka 1639
59
Other AIDS
Centers1153 41
Distribution of care for HIV+ patients
in the Czech Republic (Feb 2018)1)
1) Maly M Nemecek V National institute of Health 2016
Prague center in Bulovka Hospital cares about both HCV monoinfected and HCVHIV coinfected patients
There is no experience in treatment in DAA experienced patients because of small cohort of treated patients
resulting from not satisfactory resources Still all our DAA treated patients were succesfully treated
No experience in Prague Center Bulovka in treatment in TE patients
Outlook on situation in HCV treatment by DAA in Prague Center Hospital Bulovka waiting and treated patients
according to the place of treatment and HIV coinfection status No=134
(till 5-th Sep 2018 personal experience)
Other centers specialists obliging to help in access to DAA treatment for patients from Prague Center Hospital Na Bulovce Frankova S Dlouhy P Wolfova M Hejda V Urbanek P
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV
Treated in Bulovka Treated in other center waiting
1622
4
30
21
41patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
19 Centers for DAA treatment in the Czech Republic
AIDS Center
Bulovka 1639
59
Other AIDS
Centers1153 41
Distribution of care for HIV+ patients
in the Czech Republic (Feb 2018)1)
1) Maly M Nemecek V National institute of Health 2016
Prague center in Bulovka Hospital cares about both HCV monoinfected and HCVHIV coinfected patients
There is no experience in treatment in DAA experienced patients because of small cohort of treated patients
resulting from not satisfactory resources Still all our DAA treated patients were succesfully treated
No experience in Prague Center Bulovka in treatment in TE patients
Outlook on situation in HCV treatment by DAA in Prague Center Hospital Bulovka waiting and treated patients
according to the place of treatment and HIV coinfection status No=134
(till 5-th Sep 2018 personal experience)
Other centers specialists obliging to help in access to DAA treatment for patients from Prague Center Hospital Na Bulovce Frankova S Dlouhy P Wolfova M Hejda V Urbanek P
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV
Treated in Bulovka Treated in other center waiting
1622
4
30
21
41patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
Outlook on situation in HCV treatment by DAA in Prague Center Hospital Bulovka waiting and treated patients
according to the place of treatment and HIV coinfection status No=134
(till 5-th Sep 2018 personal experience)
Other centers specialists obliging to help in access to DAA treatment for patients from Prague Center Hospital Na Bulovce Frankova S Dlouhy P Wolfova M Hejda V Urbanek P
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV HIVHCV HCV
Treated in Bulovka Treated in other center waiting
1622
4
30
21
41patients
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatment Guarantor of the project Prof MUDr P Urbanek CSc Project managert Mgr M Barinova Data analysis Mgr M Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients treated by DAA in the Czech Republic
from January 1-st 2016 to January 26-th (n=1052)Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment1)2)
TE 488
46
TN 564
54
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients (n=1052)
TE 469TE 19
TN 510TN 54
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
GT 1 GT 3
Treatment experienced and Treatment naive Patients according the
Genotypes (n=1052)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
Treatment experienced Patients with known previous regimen treated by DAA (n=385)
in the Czech Republic since January 1-st 2016 till January 26-th 2018
Data from 18 centers elected for DAA treatment 1)2)
Previous regimen GT 1(n=369)
GT 3(n=16)
DACLATASVIR + ASUNAPREVIR 2 (05 )
DASABUVIR + OMBITASVIR + PARITAPREVIRRITONAVIR 1 (03 )
PEG-IFN + RBV 270 (732 ) 15 (938 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + BOCEPREVIR 52 (141 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SIMEPREVIR 15 (41 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + SOFOSBUVIR 2 (05 )
PEG-IFN + RBV + TELAPREVIR 14 (38 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR 1 (03 )
SOFOSBUVIR + DACLATASVIR + RBV 1 (63 )
SOFOSBUVIRLEDIPASVIR 1 (03 )
Other 11 (30 )
1) HARM registry HCV Patients treatmentGuarantor of the project Prof MUDr Petr Urbanek CScProject managert Mgr Magda BarinovaData analysis Mgr Matyas Kuhn2) Data from IKEM with obliging permisson included
Only 6 (16) out of 386 treatment
experienced patients were treated after INF-free regimen failure
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
DAA treatment failure in 19 patients from IKEM(Data from Institute of Clinical and Experimental
Medicine (IKEM) Prague) Frankova Sona MD PhD
Pt GT Failure Fibrosis CPs Comorbidities reason Retreatment Result
10 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
11 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
12 1b DACASU F4 A NO advanced cirrhosis although CPA still not NA
13 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI RBV not used Y93H L31F SOFSIM SVR
18 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO PPI still not NA
19 1b SOFLDV F4 NA OLTx rituximab early after Tx L31M L28N 3D SVR
1 1a SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx unquantifiable high viraemia SOFVELVOX NA
5 1b SOFLDV F4 B NO comedication PPI still not NA
7 1b SOFLDV F4 A NO PPI SOFVELVOX NA
9 1b SOFLDV FCH after OLTx NA OLTx PPI still not NA
15 1b 3D F4 A NO susp noncompliance still not NA
16 1b 3D FCH after OLTx NA OLTx D168V L28T restist to OMB SOFLDV SVR
17 1b 3D F4 A NO advanced cirhosis although CPA Y93H SOFVELVOX NA
2 1b 3D F2 NA NO hepatotoxicity stopping th at W5 SOFVELVOX NA
3 1b 3D F1 NA NO H93Y SOFVELVOX NA
6 1b 3D F4 A TIPS noncompliance no (HCC) NA
8 1b 3D F1 NA NO SOFVELVOX NA
14 3a SOFDAC F4 A renal failure advanced cirrhosis although CPA SOFVELVOX NA
4 1b GZREBV F4 A NO still not NA
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
Expert answersIn order of problem graveness total CZ SK SK UA SLO TR RUS PL RO H BY LT
coverage of out of label regimens 26 2 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 1
drug price 25 32 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 3
3
missing of new drugs on the market 25 1 2 2 3 1 3 3 1 3 2 2 2
selftherapy by unregistered drugs 24 21 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 2
2
RAS testing availability 21 13 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 2
1
delay in processing of endorsement 21 21 2 3 1 3 1 2 2 2
2
delay in processing of coverage 21 21 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2
2
local guidelines 17 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2
high percentage of treatment failure 13 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11
Problems in DAA therapy in CEE countries results from questionare given to colleagues from other CEE countries
Answers from 13 experts from 12 CEE countries were received Grade of problem (from 1 to 3) 1=no problem 2=possibly problematic 3=serious problem
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
Conclusions Switch of ART regimen is common in
ART treatment experienced patients before starting HCV therapy
Redistribution of sources for DAA therapy in the Czech Republic has to be provided
46 of DAA therapies in treatment experienced patients is provided in the Czech Republic
DAA price is not the contemporary leading problem in CEE countries
Continuation in communication between experts in HIVhepatitis coinfections across CEE counties is needed
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)
Acknowledgement
All colleageous from AIDS Center Bulovka Hospital Prague Ladislav Machala David Jilich Dan Vesely Lukas Fleishans
IKEM Prague Sona Frankova
HARM MUHP Prague Petr Urbanek
All colleagous from CEE countries Pavol Kristian (Slovakia) Pavol Jarcuska (Slovakia) Svitlana Antonyak (Ukraine) Mojca Maticic (Slovenia) Pavel Khaykin (Germany) Cihan Yurdaydin (Turkey) Vadim Rassokhin Vadim (Russian Federation) Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska (Poland) Anca Streinu-Cercel (Romania) Botond Lakatos (Hungary) Nalia Matievskaja (Belarus) Raimonda Matulionyte (Lithuania)