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ahus: recent insights and management Steven Van Laecke MD, PhD Renal Division, Ghent University Hospital, Belgium 13 th BANTAO Sarajevo October 8 2017

The complement is everywhere I could benefit from complement inhibitors I guess Ricklin D et al. Adv Exp Biol Med 2013

and definitely in ahus (what is ahus?) THROMBOTIC FEATURES NO PREREQUISITE MICROANGIOPATHY ± Complement mutations are sometimes present Goodschip THJ et al. KDIGO Controversies Conference. Kidney Int 2016

The complement cascade (my apologies) COMPLEMENT ACTIVATION FINE, BUT WE NEED BRAKES. Noris M, Remuzzi G. Seminars in Nephrology 2017

Promotors and triggers of ahus Jokiranta TS Blood 2017

Complement activation is procoagulant Jokiranta TS Blood 2017 A FUTURE FOR COMPLEMENT BLOCKADE IN THROMBOTIC DISEASES?

ahus and genetics

The genetics of factor H HYBRID FH MOLECULES C3b FH Noris M, Remuzzi G. Seminars in Nephrology 2017 FACTOR H ANTIBODIES

The elusive homozygous CFHR1/CFHR3 deletion 3-5% 20% COMBINED GENETIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS! Noris M, Remuzzi G. Seminars in Nephrology 2017

Odds of findings a pathogenic mutation in TMA? Novel variants vs. ctrls 1000 Genomes Project >50% no pathogenic mutation in ahus Bu F et al. JASN 2015

Mutations in ahus/c3g: a common soil C3GN ahus FH FI C3nef C3 FHAB CHFR FH FI MCP C3 FHAB CHFR

The approach of secondary HUS

Secondary HUS: does it still exist? Fakhouri F. et al Lancet 2017

Severe hypertension might allude to ahus in absence of TMA C5b-9

The case of malignant hypertension Fakhouri F et al. Lancet 2017

The case of malignant hypertension Van Laecke S et al. Kidney Int 2017

What is this? Hypertension Mostly male Smoking-related nodular glomerulosclerosis (SNRG) Thickening GBM/TBM Mesangial expansion Arteriolar Hyalinosis Negative IF Chronic TMA Nasr SH et al. JASN 2007/Salvatore SP et al. Am J Nephrol 2015

Pregnancy-associated ahus: secondary ahus? 1. Pregnancy: Servais et al. NDT 2016 2. CAPS: Kazzazz NM et al. Curr Opinion Rheumatol 2016 3. STEC-HUS: Fakhouri F et al. Lancet 2017; NCT02205541 4. SLE: SciaScia S et al. Rheumatol Int 2017

Expanding the indications: dhus 14000 EURO per treatment of 1200mg MEAN 16w: 124,000 Case Age Sex Drug Tb count Tumour R/ weeks Outcome 1 27 F Dasatinib 60 HCC 12 CR; Ca 6m later 2 42 F Bevacizumab 50 Ovarian 16 CR; Ca 9m later 3 66 M Gemcitabine 161 Pancreas 18 CR 4 61 F Gemcitabine 56 Unknown 24 CR 5 66 F Gemcitabine 150 Lung 16 CR 6 57 M Gemcitabine 150 Urothelial 2 CR 7 22 F Bleomycin 57 Hodgkin ongoing CR WHAT IS THE NATURAL COURSE? THEY GOT CHEMOTHERAPY! Weitz IC et al. BJ Hematol 2017 A LIMITED COURSE OF 12-24 WEEKS MAY BE APPROPRIATE

Potential drawbacks of eculizumab

No benefit with Eculizumab? DGKE mutation Nishimuri J et al. NEJM 2014 Fakhouri F et al. Lancet 2017 Cobalamin C deficiency

How to monitor patients on ECULIZUMAB? CH50 (<10%) AH50 (<10%) ECL (ELISA) 50-100µg or >100µg/mL? Free C5 Anti-C5 sc5b-9 Goodschip THJ et al. KDIGO Controversies Conference. Kidney Int 2016/ Ricklin D et al. Mol Immunol 2017

ECL and meningococcal disease INCIDENCE x 1000-5000 14/16 at least 1 vaccination and majority NON-GROUPABLE SEROTYPE 1 death 80% Peni-S; 100% Azithro-S HIGH LEVEL OF SUSPICION EVEN WITHOUT MENINGITIS INEVITABLE DESPITE Am J Transplantation 2017

Meningoccal septicemia according to RCT Children CD8-002 NCT00844545/ NCT00844844 N=17 CD8-003 NCT00838513/ NCT00844428 N=20 C10-003 NCT01193348 N=22 C10-004 NCT01194973 N=41 Clinical Trial 2/100 (no AB prophylaxis) First 26 weeks Long-term risk elusive. Post Hoc Analysis N=100 Current Analysis Native Kidney N=74 Transplanted Kidney N=26 Legendre C et al. Transplant Int 2017

The mechanism behind this association Konar M et al. Blood 2017 Inhibition of release of C5a ( upregulation of phagocytosis)

ahus and kidney transplantation

ahus after transplantation: why at risk? DURATION OF PROPHYLAXIS CMV No ECD Short CIT CNI mtor-i Zuber et al. Transplant Rev 2013

When to stop ECL: the extremes AJKD 2017 N=17 (mean age 47); 16 pathogenic mutation ECL only for relapses after tpx Low dose TAC+aggressive BP control Median 25m FU (7-68 months) 20,000,000

When to stop ECL: the extremes IS THIS A CONSISTENT POLICY? Goodschip THJ et al. KDIGO Controversies Conference. Kidney Int 2016

ECL does not prevent ABMR nor C3G Levi C et al. Transplantation 2017

CASE REPORTS CLINICAL TRIALS (61/130 DISCONTINUED) GLOBAL AHUS REGISTRY (72/296 DISCONTINUED) 16/52 (31%) TMA MANIFESTATION 12/61 (20%) MANIFESTATION WITHIN 24 WEEKS 12/76 (overall 16%-10% in adults) TMA MANIFESTATION CKJ 2017

Percentage of relapse-free patients Withdrawal of ECL: data from French registry 100 80 60 40 No variants detected MCP variant CFH variant 38/108 withdrew ECL 20 Number at risk 0 0 6 12 18 24 Months CFH 11 7 5 2 0 MCP 8 7 5 3 1 No variant 16 15 14 8 6 At the discretion of the physician Fakhouri F et al. cjasn 2017 continued discontinued no relapse discontinued relapse

Do we overdose ECL? Volokhina E et al. Clin Pharmacology and Therapeutics 2017

Novel complement-based therapies: the pipeline Thurman JM, Le Quintrec M. Kidney Int 2016

Conclusion ahus vs. secondary ahus: to which extent is complement involved? Gene abnormalities only part of the game Complement blockade for secondary HUS: CAVEAT bias MHT-TMA vs. ahus with severe hypertension: Criteria? biomarkers? Trials? Meningococcal bacteremia in 1-2% medical argument for withdrawal Feasibility of withdrawal? Genotyping? LD? Biomarkers? The pipeline is not empty.

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