PADN-5 Trial. Pulmonary artery denervation significantly increases 6-minute walk distance for patients with CpcPH: The PADN-5 Study

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PADN-5 PADN-5 Trial Pulmonary artery denervation significantly increases 6-minute walk distance for patients with CpcPH: The PADN-5 Study Shao-Liang Chen, MD Hang Zhang, Juan Zhang, Mengxuan Chen, Dujiang Xie, Jing Kan, Wande Yu, Xiaobo Li, Tian Xu, Yue Gu, Jianzeng Dong, Hong Gu, Yaling Han NCT02220335

Disclosure Statement of Financial Interest I, (Shao-Liang Chen) DO NOT have a financial interest or arrangement or affiliation with one or more organizations that could be perceived as a real or apparent conflict of interest in the context of the subject of this presentation.

Background The backward transmission of increased LV filling pressure results in elevated pulmonary venous pressure (IpcPH) Long lasting of IpcPH leads to CpcPH (12%-13%) overactivation of sympathetic nervous activity Medications targeting PAH are not recommended for CpcPH Pulmonary artery denervation (PADN) has never been studied for CpcPH in a randomized study using sham-control CpcPH was defined as mpap 25mmHg, PCWP>15mmHg, PVR>3WU

Study design 865 HF patients with recent worsening of HF Stabilizing for 3 days 387 patients had a spap 45 mmhg by cardiac echo 2 died 112 patients were defined as CpcPH by RHC 10 did not consent Sham group (n=50): Anti-HF, sildenafil, sham-padn R=1:1 2 repat randomization PADN group (n=48): Anti-HF, PADN Sildenafil dosage: (20 mg, tid x 1-week; 40 mg, tid x 6 months)

Major inclusion criteria >18 years mpap 25 mmhg PCWP >15 mmhg PVR >3.0 WU no targeting PAH drug 3-m prior to admission

Major exclusion criteria WHO-defined Group I PAH, Group III-V PH Ccr <30 ml/min Tricuspid or pulmonary valvular stenosis Allergic to any drug or metal Women who were pregnant

Protocol procedures At 6 months after treatment --- Transthoracic echocardiography --- Right heart catheterization -- NT-pro BNP Warfarin for patients with AF, 1 month DAPT for patients without AF, 1 month

PADN procedure The following ablation parameters were programmed at each point: temperature 45 C, energy 20 W, and time 120 seconds. Responder was defined as reduction of spap or mpap 10% post-padn

Endpoints Endpoints R G Primary endpoint: 6-minute walk distance 6 months Superiority Secondary endpoints: PVR by RHC Clinical worsening 6 months 6 months Safety endpoint: Suspected/fatal PE 6 months - - -

Sample size calculation Difference in the increase of 6MWD between 2 groups: SD=85 m, Mean value=60 m (6) 80% power with a 2-sided alpha of 0.025 82 patients (41pts/per group) 20% lost = total 100 pts

Study organization Principal Investigator: Shao-Liang Chen Executive Committee: PIs plus Hang Zhang, Dujiang Xie, Yaling Han, Juan Zhang Statistical Committee: Feng Chen (Chair, Nanjing Medical University) Site management and data monitoring: Wen Teng, Ling Lin, Hai-Mei Xu Data management: Rod Byrne Information Technology Co. (China) Clinical Endpoints Committee: Bao-Xiang Duan (Director), Mingfan Cha Cardiac Echo Core Lab: Jing ping Sun (Chinese University of Hong Kong) RHC Core Lab: Key Lab, Cardiovascular Institute, Nanjing Medical Univeristy

Baseline Data (i) Sildenafil n = 50 PADN n = 48 P Value Age (yrs) 63.0±12.3 63.7±11.8 0.77 Ischemia cardiomyopathy, n (%) Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy*, n (%) Hypertension, n (%) Diabetes, n (%) HF duration, yrs, median(range) HFpEF #, n (%) HFrEF, n (%) 8(16.0) 3(6.0) 33(66.0) 13(26.0) 3(1-12.0) 19(38.0) 31(62.0) 5(10.4) 3(6.3) 28(56.0) 12(25.5) 2.5(1.2-12.1) 19(39.5) 29(60.5) 0.55 1.0 0.28 0.61 0.83 0.83 0.80 * After PTSMA; # defined as LVEF 50%

Baseline Data (ii) Sildenafil n = 50 PADN n = 48 P Value PH duration, yrs, median (range) 1.0(0.4-9.8) 0.85(0.3-9.5) 0.82 Medications prior-to recruitment, n(%) -β-adrenergic receptor blocker -Nitrates -Diuretics -Digoxin -ACEI or ARB NYHA class III/IV 38 (76.0) 5 (10.0) 42 (84.0) 24 (48.0) 34 (68.0) 48 (96.0) 33 (68.8) 4 (8.3) 43 (89.6) 17 (35.4) 31 (64.6) 46 (95.8) 0.35 1.0 0.55 0.23 0.85 0.67

Echocardiographic Data spap, mmhg 57.7±7.7 58.3±7.0 58.3±7.9 52.2±7.5 0.017 LAd, mm 53.1±9.3 55.4±9.8 52.6±9.2 50.5±9.6 0.004 LVDd, mm 59.8±12.3 60.7±12.3 58.4±13.1 57.1±13.0 0.019 LVEF, % 44.5±16.5 42.3±15.7 43.2±15.4 47.9±14.3 0.050 Increase, % No Sildenafil group PADN group P Baseline 6-month Baseline 6-month -4.8 No +10.4 0.031 E/E ratio 17.7±6.8 17.9±6.0 18.0±7.3 10.6±3.17 0.011 TAPSE, mm 15.3±4.9 15.1±2.7 15.8±3.6 19.7±2.8 0.017 RV Tei, % 0.44±0.12 0.45±0.10 0.49±0.17 0.38±0.11 0.016 RAd, mm 60.4±12.4 59.6±10.7 59.7±13.5 58.2±11.2 0.561

Hemodynamic Data via RHC Sildenafil PADN group P Baseline 6-month Baseline 6-month value RAP, mmhg 13.8±5.6 13.1±4.1 13.8±7.3 11.0±5.1 0.189 spap, mmhg 56.5±15.2 52.4±11.3 58.7±19.5 44.6±19.2 <0.001 mpap, mmhg 36.9±10.8 34.4±7.9 38.8±10.6 28.6±6.5 0.037 CO, L/min 2.56±0.74 2.51±0.72 2.61±0.76 3.09±0.81 0.017 CI, L/min/m 2 1.67±0.79 1.72±0.64 1.72±0.84 2.52±0.70 0.035 PVR, WU 6.25±3.23 6.09±2.94 6.38±3.19 4.18±1.51 0.001 PCWP, mmhg 20.9±5.58 19.1±6.1 22.2±6.6 16.1±6.2 0.041 PAC, ml/mmhg 1.96±0.65 1.95±0.86 1.92±0.86 3.9±0.96 <0.001

Baseline 6MWD

Change of 6MWD

Comparison of 6MWD change in individual 6MWD reduction: -- 12 (26.7%) in sildenafil -- 6 (12.5%) in PADN 6MWD reduction >15%: -- 7 (14.0%) in sildenafil -- 3 (6.3%) in PADN -- HR=2.947 95%CI=1.152-4.501

Adjusted Prediction of 1-SD decrease in 6MWD for clinical events Hazard ratio 95% C.I P Clinical worsening 3.023 1.052-8.742 0.040 Worsening of HF 2.550 0.875-7.431 0.086 All-cause death 36.730 0.045-29703.3 0.291 Re-hospitalization 1.880 0.628-5.623 0.259

Kaplan-Meier Survival All-cause death: --5 in sildenafil --2 in PADN

Limitations Both HFrEF and HFpEF were included 6MWD may be different day by day Sildenafil was used in Sham group

Conclusions. PADN-5 trial demonstrates the benefits of PADN for patients with CpcPH. Both HFpEF and HFrEF equally benefit from PADN. No sign showing the harm of sildenafil to CpcPH

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