Is there Artemisinin Resistance in Western Cambodia?

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Is there Artemisinin Resistance in Western Cambodia? Preliminary results, February 2008 Arjen Dondorp on behalf of the Task Force on Antimalarial Drug Resistance in Cambodia

S769N PfATPase6 mutation Artemether French Guiana 2002-2003; hypoxanthine uptake at 48 hours; no clinical data. Jambou et al. Lancet 2005; 366: 1960-63.

Artesunate Cambodia 2001; hypoxanthine uptake at 48 hours. Jambou et al. Lancet 2005; 366: 1960-63.

Antimalarial drug use in Western Cambodia 1955-9: DDT ± weekly mass drug administration 1960-61: Distribution of 77 tons of sea salt containing 0.05% pyrimethamine to a population of 20,000 1961-62: Distribution of 75 tons of salt containing 0.6% chloroquine Now: ACT (MAS3) first line treatment for uncomplicated falciparum malaria. However: substantial artesunate monotherapy use in the private sector Verdrager 1986; Shunmay Yeung 2007

ACT efficacy in Western Cambodia Coartem 28 day cure rate Batambang 2002 (no food): 71.1% (but low day 7 blood levels) Batambang 2003 (with food): 86.5% Artesunate-mefloquine 28 day cure rate Batambang 2001: 96% Pailin 2002: 86% Batambang 2003: 92.4% Pailin 2004: 90% Trat province Thailand (just across the border) with a 2 days regimen: 79% Unconfirmed reports of prolonged parasite clearance times (as PD measure for the artemisinins) WHO 2007, TM&IH 2006;11:1800-07; Vijaykadga et al 2006

Study site

SCREENED: 92 INITIALLY ENROLLED: 43 EXCLUDED: 3 2 PARASiTAEMIA < 10,000/Ul 1 MIXED INFECTION ENROLLED: 40 AS 2 MG/KG/DAY FOR 7 DAYS: 20 AS 4 MG/KG/DAY FOR 3 DAYS MQ 15&10 MG/KG/DAY DAY 3&4: 20 63 DAYS FOLLOW UP: 19 49 DAYS FOLLOW UP: 1 63 DAYS FOLLOW UP: 20 RECRUDESCENCE (Pf): 6 (30%) (1 MIXED INFECTION) REINFECTION (WITH MIXED Pf/Pv): 1 RECURRENT INFECTION (Pv): 7 (2 MIXED INFECTION) RECURRENT INFECTION (MIXED Pf/Pv): 1 (genotyping follows) RECURRENT INFECTION (Pv): 6 (1 MIXED INFECTION) CURE (FROM PRIMARY Pf INFECTION): 19 CURE (FROM PRIMARY Pf INFECTION): 14

P (log-rank)=0.035 Genotyping will follow

parasite clearance curves (n=40) 1000 100 10 black: AS7 (2mg/kg) red: MAS3 (4 mg/kg) green: relapse (all after AS7) 1 0.1 0.01 0.001 100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001 0.0001 AS 2 mg/kg AS 4 mg/kg & MQ 0 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96 108 120 time (hours) parasitaemia as % from admission (geometric mean) 0 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96 108 120 time (hours) FULLY SENSITIVE PARASITES parasitaemia as % from admission (individual data)

AS 2 mg/kg/d Median (range): 114 (9-3956) AS 4 mg/kg/d & MQ Median (range): 119 (10-1696) Parasite reduction ratio at 48 hours

AS 2 mg/kg/d Median (range): 87 (42-120) AS 4 mg/kg/d & MQ Median (range): 78 (36-114) Parasite clearance time (hours)

Proportion (%) parasitaemic at day 3 (72h) 50 40 30 20 10 0 Thai-Myanmar border, 2002-2006 n=1288 10 4 10 5 10 6 Baseline parasitaemia (/ul) Cambodia-Thai border, 2007 Pailin; n=40 55% still parasitaemic at day 3 95%CI

Gametocytocaemic during follow up: 8/40 (20%) (high compared to historical SMRU data (3%)) Arm Patient No Adm. P count Gametocyte detection (Hour) PCT(Hour) AS7 (n=20) P002 25/1000 72 until 78 90 P013 2/1000 36 (once) 42 P022 9/1000 78 (once) 96 P035 4/1000 0 until 120 48 MAS3 (n=20) P015 7/1000 30 until 336 66 P027 24/1000 72 until 336 102 P029 9/1000 24 until 144 60 P034 3/1000 8 (once) 36

No correlation PCT and IC 50 (hypoxanthine uptake after 24 h) Frederique Ariey, preliminary data

Trophozoite inhibition assay Parasitemia/ 1000 red cells and stage assessed Parasite development assessed in 200 asexual parasites % trophozoites compared to control well without drug.

r 2 =0.63 P=0.033 Kesinee Chotivanich, preliminary data

Conclusions Prolonged parasite clearance times confirmed, with unacceptably high failure rate in AS7 arm Not explained by inadequate drug levels; variability in Cmax and AUC is considerable No dose (or concentration)-response relationship within current range of [AS] Increased dose/ split dose? No/ just 1 failure in MAS3 arm suggests continued susceptibility to mefloquine In vitro test under evaluation Molecular marker?

Acknowledgements Staff Pailin Referral Hospital Mallika Imwong, Kesinee Chotivanich, Joel Tarning, Frederique Ariey, Shunmay Yeung, Nick Day, Nick White Staff of Mahidol - Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit National Malaria Control Programme, Cambodia (Dr. Duong Socheat) Institut Pasteur, Pnomh Penh AFRIMS, Bangkok FHI, Bangkok Li Ka Shing Foundation WHO Wellcome Trust

Pailin, SW Cambodia

Pailin clinical trial Inclusion: Uncomplicated P. falciparum infection Parasitaemia > 10,000/ ul No mixed infection on light microscopy But 11/40 (28%) mixed Pf/Pv by PCR No pregnancy No previous antimalarial treatment (48H)

Randomisation Artesunate 2 mg/kg bw per day for 7 days (AS7) OR Artesunate 4 mg/kg bw per day for 3 days & mefloquine 15 and 10 mg/kg bw per day on day 3 and 4 (MAS3)

Outcome measures Clinical and parasitological cure Parasite clearance times In vitro sensitivity tests Molecular markers

Molecular marker for artemisinin resistance? pfmdr1 mutation and copy no. pfserca pf mitochondrial DNA

Pfmdr1 copy no $1 $1 $1 $1 Frequencies $1 $1 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 MaeSot06 Trat07 (n=32) Pailin06 (n=23) Pailin07 (n=40) Single copy no Multiple copy no

Pfserca SNP: full length sequence 75 3132 3282 3580 3739 4068 SNP 89 464 759 847 465 pfserca mutation 1.20 1.00 Frequencies 0.80 0.60 0.40 wild type mutant type Gap 0.20 0.00 I89T (n=17) 464(n=36) N465S(n=36) R 759K (n=36) E 847K (n=36)

pf mitochondrial DNA coxiii CoI CYTB 74 204 772 1776 2175 pf mitochondrial DNA (n=40) 0.9 0.8 0.7 Frequencies 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 wild type mutant type 0.2 0.1 0 A74T C204T G772A T1776C T2175C

ID=2, GROUP=AS7 1000.0 100.0 10.0 1.0 DHA ARTS 0.1 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 TIME (hr)

Dosing regime Every 12 hours for a week daily twice daily

Molecular mechanisms of resistance Drug Low to medium level resistance High-level resistance Chloroquine CRT; 76 CRT; 76 & others MDR; 86, + others Mefloquine, halofantrine, lumefantrine MDR; amplification of wild-type gene Pyrimethamine DHFR; 108 then 51 and 59 DHFR; 108 + 51 + 59 + 164 Cycloguanil, chlorcycloguanil Sulfonamides and sulfones DHFR; 16 + 108 DHFR; 108 + 51 + 59 + 164 DHPS; 436, 437, 540, 581, 614 Atovaquone None reported Cytochrome b; 133 ± 280

DHA

Haematocrit (%, mean, SD) 50 45 40 35 30 25 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 1421 28 3542 Days after admission 49 5663 artesunate 2 mg/kg bs (for 7 days) artesunate 4 mg/kg bw (for 3 days) & mefloquine on day 4 and 5

Trophozoite inhibition IC 50 (preliminary data) P. falciparum IC50 (ng/ml) Mean (95%CI) Lab strain (TM267) 0.7 (0.5-0.9) Isolates from Pailin,Cambodia 13 (7-19) (N=9) Mae Sot, Thailand 3.9 (0-16) (N=3) Kesinee Chotivanich

AS7 (2 mg/kg) MAS3 (4 mg/kg) DHA Mean % CV min max Mean % CV min max Cmax (ng/ml) 802 75% 142 2780 1819 54% 771 4680 AUC (hr*ng/ml) 1400 58% 482 4027 3543 29% 1708 5182 C60min (ng/ml) 564 84% 6 1720 1103 71% 24 2570 C90min (ng/ml) 469 60% 61 1100 1227 52% 141 2380 C180min (ng/ml) 218 72 20 506 695 41% 211 1100 ARTS 20-300 fold Cmax (ng/ml) 269 103% 28 897 411 91% 34 1620 AUC (hr*ng/ml) 160 54% 53 340 317 48% 122 738 C60min (ng/ml) 65 93% 0.3 244 252 141% 6 1620 C90min (ng/ml) 27 80% 1.3 68 85 84% 3 260 C180min (ng/ml) 6 131% 0 22 14 128% 0 54

Summary of recurrent infections: Recrudescent P. falciparum infection: N=6 (all in AS7 arm) Recrurrent P. falciparum infection: N=1 (MAS3 arm; genotyping follows) Recurrent P. vivax infection: N=13 (7 in AS7 arm; 6 in MAS3 arm) Recurrent mixed infection: N=2 (1 in each arm, 1 included in total Pf recurrence; 1 still needs genotyping)