New-onset diabetes after transplantation. Christophe Legendre Université Paris Descartes & Hôpital Necker, Paris.

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New-onset diabetes after transplantation Christophe Legendre Université Paris Descartes & Hôpital Necker, Paris. Actualités Jean Hamburger Paris, 23-24 avril 2012

NODAT IFG IGT CJ Yates et al, Am J Transplant 2011

NODAT: incidence (Various definitions) CJ Yates et al, Am J Transplant 2011

NODAT: incidence (ADA/WHO definitions) 15 20% 25 30% CJ Yates et al, Am J Transplant 2011

NODAT incidence in France M Marin et al, Transplant Proc 2005 F Trempé et al, Nephrol Thér 2005 (IC 11% à 3 ans) N Kamar et al, Nephrol Dial Transplant 2007

NODAT: diagnostic criteria Fasting blood glucose = poor sensitivity Pre-RT OGTT = 8.1% underdiagnosed diabetes 78% would have been ignored using FBG! Post-RT OGTT in case of IFG detected only 47% of those with NODAT! Pre-evening meal glucose level is probably the most consistent marker. HA Bergrem et al, Clin J Am Soc Nephrol 2010 TG Valderhaug et al, Transplantation 2009

NODAT: new diagnostic criteria? Afternoon capillary blood glucose HbA 1C : Pro: less biologic variability; greater preanalytic stability, Con: Lack of universal availability, Discordances with OGTT, Confounding factors (Hb, EP, hemolysis etc.). JN Clore et al, Endocr Pract 2009 DM Nathan et al, Diabetes Care 2009

Who needs an OGTT? HbA1C > 5.7%, 91% NODAT but 50% of patients tested TG Valderhaug et al, Transplantation 2009

NODAT: why screening? PTDM IGT NGT IFG TG Valderhaug et al, Diabetologia 2011 1410 patients OGTT at 10 weeks

NODAT: risk factors Incidence and complications increase with age Afro-american et hispanic APKD and glomerulonephritis Male > female IL-6 gene promoter, TranscriptionCF7L2, HNF1beta, Mannose Binding Lectin level * Transplantation specific risk factor A Sharif et al, Nature Rev Nephrol 2010

NODAT: genetic susceptibility (IL6p) 43,8% 42,4% 13,8% J Bamoulid et al, J Am Soc Nephrol 2006

NODAT: genetic susceptibility (TSF7L2) ES Kang et al, Diabetes Care 2008

NODAT: genetic susceptibility (HNF1ß) J Zuber et al, Nature Rev Nephrol 2009

M Ibernon et al, Transplantation 2009 NODAT: innate immunity (serum mannose-binding lectin)

NODAT: risk factors Any glucose abnormality, 1 week Interaction with tacrolimus * Transplantation specific risk factor A Sharif et al, Nature Rev Nephrol 2010

NODAT: cytomegalovirus 1. CMV-induced cytopathic effects on ß cells, 2. Proinflammatory cytokines released by CMV-infected ß cells, 3. Proinflammatory cytokines released by other islet cells, 4. Proinflammatory cytokines released by other cells, 5. CMV-specific T cells. J Hjelmeaeth et al, Nephrol Dial Transplant 2005

RD Bloom et al, J Am Soc Nephrol 2002 S Baid-Agrawal et al, Am J Transplant 2009 NODAT: HCV infection

NODAT and immunosuppressive drugs AG Jardine et al, Lancet 2011

CJ Yates et al, Am J Transplant 2011

Immunosuppression: UNOS 2010 Am J Transplant 2012

Immunosuppression: UNOS 2010 Am J Transplant 2012

NODAT and CNIs C Drachenberg et al, Transplantation 1999

NODAT: how to modify immunosuppression? In case of NODAT: Stop steroids, Convert from tacrolimus to: Cyclosporine, mtor-inhs, Betatacept, To prevent NODAT: Avoid steroids or early withdrawal, Lower tacrolimus or use CsA instead, Avoid CNIs, Early insulin therapy.

NODAT, steroids and tacrolimus JP van Hooff et al, Transplantation 2005

NODAT and steroids: late withdrawal J Pascual et al, Transplantation 2009

NODAT and steroids: late withdrawal J Pascual, Cur Op Organ Transplant 2011

NODAT: how to modify immunosuppression? In case of NODAT: Stop steroids, Convert from tacrolimus to: Cyclosporine, mtor-inhs, Betatacept, To prevent NODAT: Avoid steroids or early withdrawal, Lower tacrolimus or use CsA instead, Avoid CNIs, Early insulin therapy.

NODAT: conversion tacrolimus - CsA L Ghisdal et al, Transplant Int 2008

NODAT: how to modify immunosuppression? In case of NODAT: Stop steroids, Convert from tacrolimus to: Cyclosporine, mtor-inhs, Betatacept, To prevent NODAT: Avoid steroids or early withdrawal, Lower tacrolimus or use CsA instead, Avoid CNIs, Early insulin therapy.

Influence of CNI-sparing IS on NODAT A Sharif et al, J Am Soc Nephrol 2011

NODAT: how to modify immunosuppression? In case of NODAT: Stop steroids, Convert from tacrolimus to: Cyclosporine, mtor-inhs, Betatacept, To prevent NODAT: Avoid steroids or early withdrawal, Lower tacrolimus or use CsA instead, Avoid CNIs, Early insulin therapy.

NODAT: conversion CsA/belatacept L. Rostaing et al,clin J Am Soc Nephrol 2012

NODAT: how to modify immunosuppression? In case of NODAT: Stop steroids, Convert from tacrolimus to: Cyclosporine, mtor-inhs, Betatacept, To prevent NODAT: Avoid steroids or early withdrawal, Lower tacrolimus or use CsA instead, Avoid CNIs, Early insulin therapy.

NODAT and steroids: early withdrawal or maintenance? SE Woodle et al, Ann Surgery 2008

NODAT and steroids: early withdrawal or avoidance? J Pascual, Cur Op Organ Transplant 2011

NODAT and steroids: avoidance or maintenance? J Pascual et al, Nephrol Dial Transplant 2011

NODAT: how to modify immunosuppression? In case of NODAT: Stop steroids, Convert from tacrolimus to: Cyclosporine, mtor-inhs, Betatacept, To prevent NODAT: Avoid steroids or early withdrawal, Lower tacrolimus or use CsA instead, Avoid CNIs, Early insulin therapy.

NODAT, steroids and tacrolimus JP van Hooff et al, Transplantation 2005

Symphony study : design A 150-300 ng/ml for 3 months 100-200 ng/ml thereafter Normal dose CsA MMF 2g Steroids B 50 100 ng/ml Daclizumab Low dose CsA MMF 2g Steroids C D 3-7 ng/ml 4-8 ng/ml Daclizumab Low dose TAC MMF 2g Steroids Daclizumab Low dose SRL MMF 2g Steroids Tx 6 mo 12 mo H Ekberg et al, N Engl J Med 2007

H Ekberg et al, N Engl J Med 2007 Symphony study: side effects

NODAT and tacrolimus RS Woodward et al, Am J Transplant 2003

F Vincenti et al, Am J Transplant 2007 F Vincenti et al, Am J Transplant 2007

F Vincenti et al, Am J Transplant 2007

NODAT: how to modify immunosuppression? In case of NODAT: Stop steroids, Convert from tacrolimus to: Cyclosporine, mtor-inhs, Betatacept, To prevent NODAT: Avoid steroids or early withdrawal, Lower tacrolimus or use CsA instead, Avoid CNIs, Early insulin therapy.

Y Vanrenterghem et al, Transplantation 2011 Belatacept and NODAT

NODAT: how to modify immunosuppression? In case of NODAT: Stop steroids, Convert from tacrolimus to: Cyclosporine, mtor-inhs, Betatacept, To prevent NODAT: Avoid steroids or early withdrawal, Lower tacrolimus or use CsA instead, Avoid CNIs, Early insulin therapy.

NODAT: early insulin therapy M Hecking et al, J Am Soc Nephrol 2012

NODAT: early insulin therapy M Hecking et al, J Am Soc Nephrol 2012

M Hecking et al, J Am Soc Nephrol 2012

Failure after Y1 (Graft loss of any cause) Over-immunosuppression? Death with a functioning graft Chronic allograft dysfunction (death-censored graft loss) Under-immunosuppression? Cardiovascular Infection Cancer Rejection Nephrotoxicity Recurrence Miscellaneous

Are NODAT-induced complications equivalent to that of diabetes in non-transplanted patients? A Sharif et al, Nature Rev Nephrol 2012

NODAT and mortality No diabetes (n = 1186) NODAT (n = 293) Pre-RT diabetes (n = 332) A: Day 0 = RT date B: Day 0 = NODAT diagnosis date FG Cosio et al, Kidney Int 2002

NODAT and mortality PTDM IGT NGT IFG TG Valderhaug et al, Diabetologia 2011

NODAT and overall graft failure EH Cole et al, Clin J Am Soc Nephrol 2008

NODAT and cardiovascular disease Control IFG p < 0.0005 PTDM FG Cosio et al, Kidney Int 2005

A Sharif et al, Nature Rev Nephrol 2012

L Ghisdal et al, Diabetes Care 2012 NODAT: treatment.

NODAT: conclusions NODAT is associated with adverse patient and graft outcomes. The pathophysiology of NODAT is similar to that of type 2 diabetes mellitus but is complicated by both transplantation- sepcific and nontransplantation-related risk factors. An understanding of nonmodifiable risk factors for NODAT can enable preemptive risk stratification of patients to prevent development of NODAT. The attenuation of modifiable risk factors for NODAT may inhibit the evolution of transplant-associated hyperglycemia and/or NODAT.

1952-2012 Thanks for your attention!

L Ghisdal et al, Diabetes Care 2012