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Title: Recently Completed Trials in IPF: What have we learned? Where do we go from here?


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Recently Completed Trials in IPFWhat have we
learned?Where do we go from here?
  • Charlene D Fell
  • University of Calgary

2
Disclosures
  • Scientific Advisory Board
  • Actelion
  • InterMune
  • Speakers Fees
  • GSK, AstraZeneca, Boehringer Ingelheim

3
Objectives
  • List recent clinical trials in IPF and their
    outcomes
  • Discuss the challenges in selecting clinically
    meaningful endpoints for clinical trials in IPF
  • Discuss how the natural history of IPF and IPF
    phenotypes contribute to challenges faced in
    designing clinical trials for this disease

4
Recent Phase 3 Trials in IPF
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Recent Phase 3 Trials in IPF
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Challenges in selecting endpoints for IPF trials
  • Optimal endpoint characteristics
  • Clinically meaningful
  • Reproducible
  • Responsive
  • Safe
  • Simple
  • Cheap

7
CAPACITY Trials
  • Phase III, RDBPC trial
  • PIPF-004 pirfenidone 1197mg/day vs.
    2403mg/day vs. placebo
  • PIPF-006 pirfenidone 2403mg/day vs. placebo
  • Early IPF
  • 1º Endpoint change in FVC at w 72

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PIPF-004
CE-14
0
-5
Mean change from
baseline in FVC
-10
Pirfenidone 2403 mg/d
Pirfenidone 1197 mg/d
Placebo
-15
0
12
24
36
48
60
72
Weeks
Slide courtesy of InterMune
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PIPF-006
CE-23
Pirfenidone 2403 mg/d Placebo
Slide courtesy of InterMune
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PIPF-004 and PIPF-006
? In PIPF-006, patients in the placebo arm had
more stable disease
Data courtesy of InterMune
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CAPACITY Analysis
  • Did we choose the right endpoint?
  • ?FVC of 10 an accepted surrogate marker for
    mortality in IPF
  • Was the trial long enough?
  • - 72 weeks
  • Was n large enough?
  • - gt 750 patients

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BUILD-3
  • Phase III RDBPC trial
  • Bosentan 125 mg BID vs. placebo (21)
  • Early IPF
  • Biopsy proven UIP
  • lt5 honeycombing on HRCT
  • Composite 1º endpoint
  • Time to death, disease progression, or
    hospitalization

King, TE. AJRCCM. 181A6838. 2010
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BUILD-3 Primary Outcome
HR 0.85 (0.66 - 1.1), p0.21
King, TE. AJRCCM. 181A6838. 2010
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BUILD-3 Analysis
  • Did we choose the right outcome?
  • - Time to death, disease progression, or
    hospitalization
  • Was the trial long enough?
  • - 4 week intervention
  • - 1 year follow up
  • Was n large enough?
  • - Needed 202 events to detect a 35 RRR in 1º
    endpoint

15
STEP-IPF
  • Phase III, RDBPC trial
  • Sildenafil 20 mg TID vs. placebo (11)
  • Late IPF
  • DLCO lt35 predicted
  • 1º outcome proportion of patients with an
    increase in 6MWD of 20 or more

Zisman, D et al. NEJM. 363620. 2010
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STEP-IPF
  • 1º Outcome
  • Improvement of 20 or more in 6MWD
  • Sildenafil 9 of 89
  • Placebo 6 of 91
  • p0.39

Zisman, D et al. NEJM. 363620. 2010
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STEP-IPF Analysis
  • Did we choose the right outcome?
  • 20 increase in 6MWD at 12 w
  • Baseline 6MWD 265m 20 51m
  • After 12 w pulmonary rehab 53m
  • MCID in 6MWD is estimated to be 24-40m
  • Was the trial long enough?
  • 12 weeks of blinded therapy
  • Was n large enough?
  • 180 patients

Zisman, D et al. NEJM. 363620. 2010
Salhi B. et al. CHEST. 137273-9. 2010
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ARTEMIS
  • ARTEMIS-IPF
  • ARTEMIS-PH
  • Phase III, RDBPC trial
  • Ambrisentan 10 mg OD vs. placebo
  • IPF
  • 1? Outcome Time to death or disease
    progression
  • Phase III, RDBPC trial
  • Ambrisentan 10 mg OD vs. placebo
  • IPF PAH
  • 1? Outcome change in 6MWD

Early termination failed to meet endpoints at
interim analysis
www.ClinicalTrials.gov
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Selecting trial outcomes for IPF
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3 Important Lessons from Recent Clinical Trials
  • Most patients have stable disease
  • Stable disease is punctuated by periods of acute
    deterioration
  • There are probably multiple phenotypes of IPF

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Survival in IPF may be better than we think it is
1.0
0.8
0.6
Survival
0.4
0.2
0.0
0
2
4
6
8
Years
Flaherty et al. AJRCCM. 2003 King et al. Lancet.
2004
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Change in FVC and dyspnea in 36 patients in the
placebo arm of GIPF-001 who died during follow up.
Change in physiologic and dyspnea indices In
patients in the placebo arm of GIPF-001 Who
survived during follow up.
FVC
Dyspnea
Martinez, FJ et al. Ann Int Med. 2005
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GIPF-001 Trial IFN-gamma in IPF
  • The majority of patients with IPF have a stable
    course.
  • Patients with mild/moderate disease can have
    acute exacerbations of IPF.
  • More frequent evaluation of patients
  • Early referral for lung transplantation

Martinez, FJ et al. Ann Int Med. 2005
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Raghu, G. et al. AJRCCM 183.788-824. 2011
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Pulmonary hypertension and IPF
Lettieri C J et al. Chest 2006129746-752
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Gender differences in PH in IPF
patientsSubanalysis of the STEP-IPF Trial
Han, MK et al. AJRCCM. 181A1112. 2010
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Emphysema and IPF
Mejía M et al. Chest 200913610-15
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Challenges in selecting endpoints for IPF trials
  • Optimal endpoint characteristics
  • Clinically meaningful
  • Reproducible
  • Responsive
  • Safe
  • Simple
  • Cheap

? Applicable across all phenotypes
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Some challenges in clinical research in IPF
  • Patients with IPF are more stable than once
    thought
  • There are likely multiple phenotypes of IPF
  • Males vs. Females
  • IPF and PAH
  • IPF and emphysema
  • .others?
  • Acute exacerbations must be accounted for in
    trial outcomes

30
Summary
  • Pirfenidone is promising but lacks regulatory
    approval in Canada
  • The role of ET antagonists in IPF is unclear
  • Clinical trials have been negative
  • Most patients have stable disease
  • Stable disease is punctuated by acute
    exacerbations
  • There are probably multiple IPF phenotypes

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What can we learn from these trials?
www.ClinicalTrials.gov
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Thank You
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What is Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis?
  • Chronic, progressive fibrotic pulmonary disease
  • No known cause
  • No effective therapies currently available
    outside Japan
  • Mean survival after diagnosis is 3 years

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Slides courtesy of Dr. M Kelly
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Thannickal VJ et al. Annu Rev Med. 2004.
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Management of IPF
  • Refer for lung transplantation
  • Enroll in a clinical trial
  • Weak evidence against the use of
  • Combined NAC/AZA/prednisone
  • NAC monotherapy
  • Anticoagulation
  • Pirfenidone
  • Pulmonary rehabilitation
  • Supportive care/palliation

Raghu, G. et al. AJRCCM 183.788-824. 2011
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  • Retrospective analysis of patients in the
    placebo arm of GIPF-001
  • 36 patients in the placebo arm died
  • 31 had deaths related to IPF

Martinez, FJ et al. Ann Int Med. 2005
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INSPIRE Trial IFN-gamma in IPF
Du Bois et al. AJRCCM. 2010A1103
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A classification of IPF based on simple lung
function criteria
Egan JJ et al. Thorax 60270-273. 2005
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I like to say that we can describe the conduct
of a trial three ways it can be trustworthy,
fast, or cheap. Generally speaking, a trial can
have only two of these characteristics. If a
trial is fast and cheap, it is unlikely to be
trustworthy.
Zivin, JA. Scientific American 282(4)69-75. 2000
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Some challenges in clinical research in IPF
  • Heterogeneity in outcomes
  • Uncertain surrogate markers of mortality
  • FVC ?10 or ?5?
  • The problem of missing data (LOCF not appropriate
    in this disease)
  • Inadequate of expert clinical sites
  • Agents are expected to stabilize disease, not
    reverse it.
  • Treatment effects will be small.
  • Therefore need longer/larger trials to see an
    effect.
  • Patients are referred late in their course -
    ineligible for early IPF trials

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