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On January 28, 2013, FDA approved revisions to the Tyzeka (telbivudine)
label to include long-term safety and efficacy data for subjects previously
enrolled in the original two year GLOB and NV02B-015 trials who continued
telbivudine treatment for up to 208 weeks. Tyzeka is an HBV nucleoside
analogue reverse transcriptase inhibitor indicated for the treatment of
chronic hepatitis B in adult patients with evidence of viral replication
and either evidence of persistent elevations in serum aminotransferases
(ALT or AST) or histologically active disease. The major label changes are
summarized below.
Section 6 Adverse Reactions Results at 208 Weeks
After 104 weeks of blinded therapy in trials 007 GLOBE and NV-02B-015, 667
subjects received Tyzeka in an open-label extension trial, CLDT600A2303.
Of those initially randomized to Tyzeka therapy, 78% of subjects (530/680)
from trial 007 GLOBE and 82% (137/167) of subjects from trial NV-02B-015
enrolled into the extension trial and continued Tyzeka treatment for up to
208 weeks. The long-term Tyzeka safety population in trial CLDT600A2303
consisted of 655 subjects, including 518 subjects from trial 007 GLOBE and
137 subjects from trial NV-02B-015. The overall safety profile from the
pooled analysis up to 104 and 208 weeks was similar. Grade 3/4 creatine
kinase (CK) elevations occurred in 16% of subjects (104/655) treated with
Tyzeka in trial CLDT600A2303. Most grade 3/4 CK elevations were
asymptomatic (74% of subjects without any muscle related adverse reaction)
and transient (98% of episodes lasted one or two visits (visit interval 2 -
12 weeks) and 87% of subjects had one or two episodes). Most grade 3/4 CK
elevations (93%) resolved spontaneously or returned to baseline levels. Two
cases of myopathy and two cases of myositis were reported in the 655
Tyzeka-treated subjects. Among the cohort of 655 subjects continuing Tyzeka
for up to 208 weeks in trial CLDT600A2303, including the subgroup of
patients (n=223) with mild renal impairment (eGFR 60-90 mL per min) at
baseline, mean estimated Glomerular filtration rate (GFR) assessed by MDRD
did not decline.
Section 12.4 Microbiology:
Antiviral Activity Transient reductions in HIV-1 RNA have been seen in some patients after administration of telbivudine in the absence of antiretroviral therapy. The
clinical significance of these reductions has not been determined.
Resistance:
Trial CLDT600A2303: After 2 years of Tyzeka monotherapy in the
007 GLOBE trial, 77% (505/656) of subjects entered the open-label
CLDT600A2303 extension trial to continue Tyzeka for up to 2 additional
years, including 349 subjects who had undetectable levels of HBV DNA and
156 subjects who were viremic at entry. The rtM204I/V substitution was
detectable in the virus from 83% (39/47) of the subjects losing viral
suppression and having evaluable genotypic data. Of evaluable viremic
subjects entering the extension, 25/33 (76%) developed rtM204I/V
substitutions. Overall, 64 subjects developed genotypic resistance to
Tyzeka with evidence of emerging rtM204I/V substitutions during the 2 years
of Tyzeka treatment in this extension trial. Subjects with higher baseline
viral load had higher rates of genotypic resistance to Tyzeka, while
subjects who achieved HBV DNA levels less than 300 copies per mL at Week 24
had lower rates of genotypic resistance to Tyzeka. The cumulative
frequency of genotypic resistance (emergence of the rtM204I/V substitution)
to Tyzeka in nucleos(t)ide treatment-naïve subjects was 7% and 22% at
Weeks 52 and 104 of the controlled 007 GLOBE trial, and 30% and 35% at
Weeks 156 and 208 of the open-label extension trial (CLDT600A2303),
respectively (Table 5). One-hundred-sixty-seven subjects (25% of those in
the 007 GLOBE trial) were treated with Tyzeka according to current dosing
recommendations [see Indications and Usage (1.1)]. Eighty-four percent
(140/167) of these subjects qualified at 24 weeks for continued Tyzeka
treatment (HBV DNA less than 300 copies per mL). Retrospective calculation
of the cumulative rate of genotypic resistance to Tyzeka for this subgroup
of subjects was 0%, 3%, 12%, and 16% at Weeks 52, 104, 156, and 208,
respectively.
The complete revised label can be viewed at Drugs@FDA. Tyzeka
is a product of Novartis. Richard Klein Office of Special Health Issues
Food and Drug Administration Kimberly Struble Division of Antiviral Drug
Products Food and Drug Administration
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