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RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF 192 WEEKS OF TENOFOVIR WITH OR
WITHOUT PEGINTERFERON ALFA FOR THE FIRST 24 WEEKS
FOLLOWED BY PROTOCOLIZED WITHDRAWAL IN ADULTS
WITH CHRONIC HEPATITIS B
Norah Terrault1,2, Anna S. Lok3, Abdus Wahed4, David
Kh Wong5, Mandana Khalili6, Michael W Fried7, Daryl
Lau8, Marc G. Ghany9, Richard K. Sterling10, Adrian M Di
Bisceglie11, Robert P. Perrillo12, Mauricio Lisker-Melman13,
Stewart Cooper14, Raymond T. Chung15, Keyur Patel16, Lewis
R. Roberts17, Charles Landis18, Mohamed A. Hassan19,
Christopher A. Aoki20, Steve Belle21 and Harry L.A. Janssen16,
(1)Division of Gastrointestinal and Liver Diseases, University
of Southern California, (2)GI and Liver Diseases, University
of Southern California, (3)University of Michigan, (4)School
of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh, (5)University of
Toronto, (6)Gastroenterology and Hepatology, University of
California San Francisco, (7)University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, (8)Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology,
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical
School, (9)Niddk, National Institutes of Health, (10)Division
of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition, Virginia
Commonwealth University, (11)Hightide Therapeutics, (12)
Baylor University Medical Center, (13)Washington University
School of Medicine, (14)California Pacific Medical Center,
(15)Liver Center, Gastroenterology Division, Department
of Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital, (16)Toronto
Centre for Liver Disease, Toronto General Hospital, University
Health Network, (17)Mayo Clinic Rochester, (18)Division of
Gastroenterology, University of Washington, (19)University
of Minnesota, (20)Queen’s Medical Centerr, (21)University of
Pittsburgh
Background: Loss of HBsAg with antiviral therapy is
associated with improved long-term outcomes but is
infrequently achieved Strategies to promote HBsAg loss with
available HBV therapies are highly desirable We evaluated
the safety and efficacy of finite therapy with tenofovir (TDF)
alone or in combination with peginterferon alfa-2b (PEGIFN)
followed by protocolized treatment withdrawal after 192
weeks of treatment in participants with HBeAg-positive or
-negative chronic hepatitis B Methods: A randomized (1:1)
trial of TDF (300 mg daily) for 192 weeks with or without PEGIFN
(180 μg weekly) for the first 24 weeks was followed by
a protocolized withdrawal of TDF at week 192 (in HBeAg
negative participants without baseline cirrhosis and HBV DNA
<1000 IU/mL) with the primary outcome being HBsAg loss at
week 240 Enrollment criteria included: (1) no previous antiviral
therapy for ≥24 weeks; (2) ALT levels above 1.5 times ULN; (3)
HBV DNA levels ≥1000 IU/mL; (4) compensated liver disease.
Participants were stratified by HBeAg status, genotype (A vs.
others) and cirrhosis (yes vs no) for randomization Results:
201 participants (65% male, 17% non-Asian, median age 41
years) were randomized to TDF with PEG-IFN (n=99) or TDF
alone (n=102) At baseline, 52% were HBeAg positive, 12%
had genotype A, 7% had cirrhosis, median (IQR) ALT 71 U/L
(49, 119), HBV DNA 6 5 log10 IU/mL (5 2, 8 1) and qHBsAg
3 7 (3 0, 4 3) log10 IU/mL The two groups (designated A and
B in preparation of unmasking results after trial ends) were
well balanced in regard to demographic features, ALT, HBV
DNA and HBsAg levels At end of treatment, HBV DNA was
<20 IU/mL in 90% and HBsAg was negative in 2 7% with
differences by treatment group (Table) Among HBeAgpositive
participants, 44% became HBeAg-negative At week
192, 111 participants stopped treatment, 105 of whom have
reached week 240 Rates of HBsAg loss at week 240 in both
participants with and without treatment withdrawal will be
available for presentation Conclusion: At end of treatment,
there were significant differences in HBV markers and ALT
between treatment groups; unmasked results from weeks
192 and 240 will be presented The impact of this treatment
strategy using a 24-week course of PEG-IFN at the start of
long-term nucleotide therapy, and the feasibility and results
following TDF withdrawal will help inform management of
patients with chronic hepatitis B until more effective antiviral
therapies are available.
Disclosures:
Norah Terrault – Gilead Sciences: Grant/Research Support; Roche-Genetech:
Grant/Research Support
Anna S Lok – Bristol Myers Squibb: Grant/Research Support; Gilead: Grant/
Research Support; TARGET: Grant/Research Support; Huahui: Consulting;
Eli Lilly: Consulting; Ambys: Consulting; Novo Nordisk: Advisory Committee or
Review Panel
David Kh Wong – Abbvie: Consulting; Merck: Speaking and Teaching
Mandana Khalili – Intercept Pharmaceuticals: Grant/Research Support; Gilead
Sciences Inc: Consulting; Gilead Sciences Inc: Grant/Research Support
Richard K Sterling – Abbott: Grant/Research Support; Roche: Grant/Research
Support; AbbVie: Grant/Research Support; Gilead: Grant/Research Support;
Pfizer: Advisory Committee or Review Panel; Askbio: Advisory Committee or
Review Panel
Mauricio Lisker-Melman – Gilead: Speaking and Teaching; Abbvie: Speaking
and Teaching; SimplySpeaking: Speaking and Teaching
Raymond T Chung – Roche: Grant/Research Support; Kaleido: Grant/
Research Support; Boehringer: Grant/Research Support; Synlogic: Grant/
Research Support; Gilead: Grant/Research Support; Alnylam: Advisory
Committee or Review Panel; Abbvie: Grant/Research Support; BMS: Grant/
Research Support; Merck: Grant/Research Support; Janssen: Grant/Research
Support
Keyur Patel – Gilead Sciences Canada Inc : Advisory Committee or Review
Panel; Gilead Sciences Canada Inc : Grant/Research Support; Intercept:
Advisory Committee or Review Panel; Allergan: Advisory Committee or Review
Panel
Lewis R Roberts – Ariad Pahrmaceuticals: Grant/Research Support; Bayer:
Advisory Committee or Review Panel; BTG International: Grant/Research
Support; Gilead: Advisory Committee or Review Panel; Glycotest: Grant/
Research Support; Grail: Advisory Committee or Review Panel; QED
Therapeutics: Advisory Committee or Review Panel; RedHill: Grant/Research
Support; TARGET PharmaSolutions: Grant/Research Support; TAVEC:
Advisory Committee or Review Panel; Wako Diagnostics: Grant/Research
Support; AstraZeneca: Consulting
Harry L A Janssen – Arbutus, Arena, Enyo, Gilead Sciences, GlaxoSmithKline,
Janssen, Medimmune, Merck, Roche, Vir Biotechnology Inc , Viroclinics:
Consulting; AbbVie, Arbutus, Bristol Myers Squibb, Gilead Sciences, Janssen,
Medimmune, Merck, Roche: Grant/Research Support
The following people have nothing to disclose: Daryl Lau, Marc G Ghany,
Robert P Perrillo, Charles Landis, Mohamed A Hassan
Disclosure information not available at the time of publication: Abdus Wahed,
Michael W Fried, Adrian M Di Bisceglie, Stewart Cooper, Christopher A Aoki,
Steve Belle.
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