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1 Current and Emerging Strategies for Osteoporosis What s New in Osteoporosis Risk stratification Douglas C. Bauer, MD University of California, San Francisco Under recognition and poor compliance New potential concerns about treatments When to start and stop drug therapy No Disclosures Normal bone What is Osteoporosis? A disease characterized by low bone mass and microarchitectural deterioration of bone tissue leading to enhanced bone fragility and a consequent increase in fracture risk. WHO, 1993 Osteoporosis Traditional Risk Factors for Fracture The Big Three: older age, postmenopausal female, and Caucasian/Asian Other important risk factors - Family history of fracture (hip) - Low body weight (<127 in women) - Smoker, >3 drinks/d - Certain drugs (steroids, AIs) and diseases (RA, sprue) - Previous fracture (especially hip or spine) Measurement of bone mineral density (BMD) strongly predicts fracture Page 1
2 Interpretation of Bone Density: The Basics Absolute mineral (calcium) content using x-rays Relative to young adult reference population T-score is the number of standard deviations above or below average 30 year old female T greater than -1.0 = normal T between -1.0 and -2.5 = low bone mass (previously osteopenia ) T less than -2.5 = osteoporosis Z-score is number of SDs above or below others of the same age (use in those <50) Hip BMD and Fracture Risk at Age 70 Hip fracture risk T-score 5 year Lifetime > -1 1% 4% -1 to -2 1% 8% -2 to -3 4% 16% < -3 9% 29% BMD and Risk Factors Calculating Absolute Fracture Risk: FRAX Cummings et al., NEJM 332(12): , 1995 Page 2
3 Who Should Be Tested and Treated*? Preventive measures for everyone: adequate calcium/vitamin D, exercise, avoid bad habits Hip BMD: women >65 (or >50 with risk factors), men>70, anyone >50 after fracture Consider vertebral fracture assessment >70? US pharmacologic treatment thresholds: Anyone with hip or spine fracture T-score (any site) < -2.5 Low bone mass and FRAX 10 year hip fracture risk >3% or OP-related fracture risk >20% *Revised 2013 NOF Guidelines Repeat Screening: Risk at Age 65 of Developing Osteoporosis Over Next 15 Years BMD Result Femoral Neck 15 Yr Risk for Osteoporosis Time to 10% BMD < 2.5 Normal > % 16.8 y T = 1.01 to % 17.3 y T = 1.50 to % 4.7 y T = 2.00 to % 1.1 y Gourlay, NEJM 2012 Implications for Follow-up Testing BMD results higher than 1.5 at age 65 can safely defer repeat screening until age 80 BMD between 1.5 and 2 at age 65 merits repeat screening BMD at 5 years BMD results 2 to 2.5 merits rescreening at 2 years Caveat: applies to untreated white women >65 at average risk Gourlay, NEJM 2012 Under Recognition of Osteoporosis Among women with fracture or BMD<-2.5 about a third are evaluated and treated! 12 months after hip fracture at the VA: 2% had DXA, 15% treated with appropriate drug Ask about fracture history, note vertebral fractures, use chart reminders for DXA CMS 5 Star Rating: >67% of women 67 with fracture are tested or treated within 6 mo. Soloman, Mayo Clin Proc, 2005 Shibli-Rahhal, Osteo Internat, 2011 Page 3
4 Medical Work-up What Else Can Be Done To Prevent Osteoporosis? Very little data, lots of opinions A reasonable start: Vitamin D (25-OH, not 1,25-OH) Serum calcium, Cr, TSH Additional tests that may be helpful: Sprue serology, SPEP, UEP Unlikely to be helpful: PTH, urine calcium Jamal et al, Osteo Inter, 2005 Non-pharmacologic Interventions Little new data Smoking cessation, avoid alcohol abuse Physical activity: modest transient effect on BMD but reduced fracture risk Fall prevention: targeted PT, home eval. Conflicting data on hip protector pads (compliance is big issue) Calcium and Vitamin D Chapuy, 1992 Elderly women in longterm care 30% decrease in hip fracture Porthouse, 2005: Women >70 with 1+ risk factor No benefit on hip, nonspine (RR=1.01, CI: 0.71, 1.43) Chapuy, NEJM, 1992 USPSTF meta-analysis: 11% fewer fractures (together not alone) Page 4
5 Can Your Calcium Kill You? Meta-analysis of 15 calcium RCTs: CHD increased 30% Not 1 st endpoint, trials with vitamin D (WHI) excluded Add calcium+d trials? Results similar after excluding those taking personal calcium supplements in WHI Little supporting mechanistic data No effect on surrogates (coronary calcium, IMT) Dairy calcium not implicated ASBMR Task Force: the weight of the evidence is insufficient to conclude that calcium supplements cause adverse CV events Bolland, BMJ, 2011 Bockman,JCD, 2011 How Much Is Enough? The IOM Report Calcium 1200 mg/d for women >50, men >70 (maximum 2500 mg/d) Dietary sources preferred (estimate intake using 300 mg plus per diary serving) Vitamin D (non-skeletal benefits not established) IU/d (maximum 4,000/d) Recommends serum levels ng/ml IOM Report, 2010 What About the US Preventive Task Force? Widely Misquoted Insufficient evidence to assess risks/benefits for daily routine supplementation with calcium >1000 mg/d and vitamin D3 >400 IU Recommends against routine supplements with calcium 1000 mg or less and vitamin D 400 IU or less to prevent fractures Not applicable if inadequate intake! Vitamin D supplements effective for fall prevention 65 yr at high risk Moyer VA, USPTF, Ann Intern Med 2013; Bisphosphonates Four approved agents: alendronate, risedronate, ibandronate, and zolendronic acid No head-to-head fracture studies What we know: fracture risk reduced 30-50% if Existing vertebral fracture OR Low hip BMD (T-score < -2.5) What about those with low bone mass ( osteopenia )? Multiple risk factors resulting in increased absolute risk? Page 5
6 Effect of Alendronate on Non-spine Fracture Depends on Baseline BMD Baseline hip BMD T T T < -2.5 Overall 1.06 (0.77, 1.46) 0.97 (0.72, 1.29) 0.69 (0.53, 0.88) 0.86 (0.73, 1.01) Relative Hazard (± 95% CI) Cummings, Jama, 1998 Risedronate HIP Study: Two Groups Group age <80; hip BMD T-score < % decreased hip fracture risk Group age >80; risk factors for hip fx No significant effect on hip fracture risk McClung, NEJM, 2001 More Bad News: Compliance with Bisphosphonates is Poor 50-60% persistence after one year Multiple practice settings (similar to other preventive treatments) Reasons for non-compliance Burdensome oral administration (fasting, remain upright for 30 minutes) Upset stomach and heartburn can occur Asymptomatic until fracture Trials show clinician interest (but not tests) can improve compliance Clowes, JCEM, 2004 Clowes, JCEM, 2004 RCT of Nurse Visits to Discuss Medication Compliance Nurse visits q3 mo. improved adherence by 59% Page 6
7 Does Dosing Interval Matter? A New Side Effect of Potent Bisphosphonates? Poor quality data: Daily to weekly may improve compliance Weekly to monthly may not Yearly dosing available: zoledronic acid Extremely potent IV bisphosphonate Fracture reduction after 3 annual injections: hip 40%, spine 60%, non-spine 25% Precautions: acute phase reaction, renal insufficiency Don t forget to discuss potential side effects Black et al, NEJM, 2007 Osteonecrosis of the Jaw Associated with potent bisphosphonate use: 94% treated with IV bisphosphonates 4% of cases have OP, most have cancer 60% caused by tooth extraction. Other risk factors unknown. Infection? Key points: extremely rare, early identification, conservative tx Dental exam recommended before Rx, but no need to stop for dental procedures Woo et al; Ann Intern Med, 2006 ADA Guidelines, 2011 Other Things to Worry About Atrial fibrillation (zolendronate and alendronate RCTs) No association in other trials Likely spurious Esophageal cancer Case series (FDA author) and two conflicting cohorts, Might be spurious Subtrochantic fracture (with atypical features) Likely real Page 7
8 Atypical Femoral Fractures (AFF) Hundreds of reports in long-term bisphosphonate users (and others) Transverse not spiral, cortical thickening, minimal trauma Often bilateral, prodromal pain, abn. imaging (x-ray, bone scan/mr) ASBMR Task Force (JBMR, 2013): stress fractures from oversuppression. Other risk factors? (steroids, RA, DM, Asian ) How Long to Use Bisphosphonates? Long half-life also suggests that lifelong treatment may not be necessary Ongoing concerns about excessive suppression of bone resorption FIT Long-term Extension (FLEX) study 1099 ALN-treated FIT subjects Randomized to ALN or PBO for 5 yr. Black, Jama, 2006 FLEX Change in Femoral Neck BMD: % Change from FIT Baseline Cumulative Incidence of Fractures During FLEX Mean Percent Change Start of FLEX 0 F 0 F 1 F 2 F 3 F 4 FL 0 FL 1 FL 2 FL 3 FL 4 FL 5 Year FIT FLEX = Placebo P<0.001 ALN vs PBO = ALN (Pooled 5 mg and 10 mg groups) 2% Non-spine Non-vertebral Hip Vertebral Morphometric Clinical PBO (N = 437) 20% 3% 11% 5% ALN (N = 662) RR (95% CI) 19% 3% 2% 1.0 (0.8, 1.4) 1.1 (0.5, 2.3) 10% 0.9 (0.6, 1.2) 0.5 (0.2, 0.8) Page 8
9 2014 Update: Who Should Be Treated and When to Stop? NOF treatment thresholds: Existing hip or vertebral fracture? Yes! T-score < -2.5? Yes! Low bone mass + FRAX score that exceeds absolute threshold? Probably not Drug holiday after 5 yr of bisphosphonate? Maybe No hip/vertebral fracture; no fracture on therapy BMD T-score > -2.5 before stopping How long? Monitor? Risk stratify after 3-5 yr Other Anti-resorptive Agents Less effective than bisphosphonates Calcitonin (poor quality studies) Raloxifene (prevents vertebral fractures only; use for breast cancer?) Hormone replacement Denosumab (antibody to RANKL) SQ q 6 months, not cleared by kidneys Effective but expensive, less long-term data Multiple Outcomes of Raloxifene Evaluation (MORE) Design: 7705 women >55 with low BMD or fracture Raloxifene (60 or 120 mg) vs. placebo for 3 yr. Primary Endpoints: New spine fracture: RR = 0.65 (0.53, 0.79) Non-spine fracture: RR = 0.94 (0.79, 1.12) Other Endpoints: Breast cancer: RR = 0.24 (0.13, 0.44) Women s Health Initiative RCT of ERT, PERT or PBO among women age 50-79, 10,739 with hysterectomy. Primary prevention PERT, ERT arms stopped after 5-7 years Follow-up 93% complete Endpoints: ERT vs. PBO Hip RR = 0.61 (0.41, 0.91) Non-spine RR = 0.70 (0.63, 0.79) CVD RR = 1.12 (1.01, 1.24) WHI Writing Group, Jama, 2004 Page 9
10 Rank Ligand Inhibition: Denosumab Human monoclonal antibody against RANKL Extremely potent inhibition of osteoclast activity Preclinical studies: increased trabecular, cortical bone mass and increased strength Rapid inhibition for months following a single injection, rapid resolution when stopped Denosumab Vs. Placebo: Fracture Risk (The FREEDOM Trial) Multicenter study funded by Amgen 7808 postmenopausal women with OP Denosumab, 60 mg SC every 6 months (n=3902) or placebo (n=3906) 3 years of follow-up (83% completed study) Primary outcome: new vertebral fracture Secondary outcomes: BMD, markers, nonspine fracture, hip fracture Cummings et al, NEJM 2009 SQ Denosumab Vs. Placebo Every 6 Months for 3 Years (FREEDOM) Dmab vs. PBO Fracture Outcome RR (95% CI) Vertebral 0.32 ( ) Hip 0.60 ( ) Any Non-spine 0.80 ( ) The Future: Anabolic Agents Most treatments inhibit bone resorption (and formation) Anabolic agents (anabolic steroids, fluoride, intermittent PTH) stimulate formation (and resorption) Daily SQ PTH (1-34) for 18 mo. reduces vertebral and non-spine fracture. No hip fracture data After teraparatide use bisphosphonate Expensive, daily self-administered injections... Use with severe OP, when other agents have failed? Cummings et al, NEJM 2009 Neer, NEJM, 2001 Page 10
11 Daily SQ PTH (1-34) for 18 months Big effects on BMD Spine increased 9-13% Hip increased 3-6% Wrist decreased 1-3% Big effects on fracture Vertebral decreased 65% Non-spine decreased 54% Well tolerated Conclusions Absolute risk estimates help clinicians and patients Aggressive screening and treatment = fewer fractures Identify those who have already have the disease! Bisphosphonates: treatment of choice Use when spine/hip fracture or T<-2.5 Adherence counseling. Consider yearly dosing Duration of therapy: 3-5 years then off for many Denosumab and PTH effective but less clear when to use, and others (odoncatib, sclerostin antibody) on the way Neer, NEJM, 2001 But Be Skeptical of Wonder Drugs Page 11
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