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PS-052
End of study results from LIMT HDV study: 36% durable virologic
response at 24 weeks post-treatment with pegylated interferon
lambda monotherapy in patients with chronic hepatitis delta
virus infection
Ohad Etzion1, Saeed Sadiq Hamid2, Yoav Lurie3, Edward Gane4,
Nimrah Bader2, David Yardeni2, a Nevo-Shor1, sm channa5,
Minaz Mawani2, Om Parkash2, Kyunghee Yang6, Diane Longo6,
Robert G. Gish7, Jeffrey Glenn7, David Apelian8. 1Soroka University
Medical Center, Beer-Sheva, Israel; 2Aga Khan University Hospital,
Karachi, Pakistan; 3Shaare Zedek, Jerusalem, Israel; 4Auckland City
Hospital, Auckland, New Zealand; 5Ghulam Mohammad Mahar Medical
College Sukkur, Sukkur, Pakistan; 6Dilisym, Research Triangle Park,
United States; 7Stanford University, Stanford, United States; 8Eiger
BioPharmaceuticals, Inc, Palo Alto, United States
Email: [email protected]
Background and aims: Hepatitis Delta Virus (HDV) infection leads to
the most aggressive form of human viral hepatitis. There is noapproved therapy. Worldwide prevalence of HDV infection is 15-20
million. PEG IFN-lambda-1a (Lambda) has previously demonstrated a
good tolerability profile in >3000 HBV and HCV patients, with fewer
cytopenias, flu-like and psychiatric symptoms compared to PEG IFNalfa
(Alfa). The goal of LIMT was to evaluate safety and efficacy of
Lambda monotherapy in patients with HDV.
Method: Randomized, open-label study of Lambda 120 or 180 μg,
weekly SC injections for 48 wks follow by 24 wks post-tx in patients
with chronic HDV, conducted in Pakistan, Israel, and New Zealand.
Major inclusion criteria: positive HDV RNA by qPCR (Robogene® 2.0,
BLQ 14 IU/ml), ALT<10×ULN, and compensated liver disease.
Tenofovir or entecavir were started at baseline (BL).
Results: 33 patients were randomized to Lambda 180 μg (n = 14) or
120 μg (n = 19). BL mean values: HDV RNA 4.1 log IU/ml (SD±1.4); ALT
106 IU/L (35-364) and bilirubin 0.5 mg/dL (0.2-1.2).
48 Wk On-Treatment 24 Wk Post-Treatment
Dose, N , Mean Wk 48 Log HDV RNA Decline, 2 Log Decline or BLQ , BLQ, 2 Log Decline or BLQ , BLQ
180μg All, 14, ,9/14 64%,5/14 36%, 7/14 50%, 5/14 36%
High BL VL, 8,-2.3 ,7/8 88%, 3/8 38%, 4/8 50%, 2/8 25%
Low BL VL, 6, ,2/6 33%, 2/6 33%, 3/6 50%, 3/6 50%
ITT rates of durable virologic response (DVR = BLQ at 24 wks post-tx)
for Lambda 180 μg (5 of 14, 36%) compare favorably to historic rates
for Alfa 180 μg (28%) (Wedemeyer, NEJM, 2011). 50% DVR in low BL
viral load (VL) patients (≤4log10). Common on-treatment AEs
included mild to moderate flu-like symptoms and elevated transaminase
levels. Patients previously treated with Alfa noted significantly
less side effects on Lambda. Cases of jaundice and increased
incidences of bilirubin elevations were observed in the Pakistani
cohort. No patients showed symptoms of decompensation, and all
responded favorably to dose reduction or dose discontinuation.
DILIsym® modeling of ALT and bilirubin dynamics indicate a
transporter-based mechanism for the observed bilirubin elevations.
Conclusion: Lambda 180 μg had comparable antiviral activity with
better tolerability, compared to historical data for Alfa. Durable BLQ
virologic responses have been observed 24 weeks post-treatment.
Lambda is a promising agent for mono or combo treatment of HDV.
The LIFT study with Lambda + Lonafarnib is on-going at NIH. |
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