Switching from combination antiretroviral therapy to DOlutegravir MONOtherapy in virologically suppressed HIV-1 infected adults:

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Switching from combination antiretroviral therapy to DOlutegravir MONOtherapy in virologically suppressed HIV-1 infected adults: A randomized multicenter, non-inferiority clinical trial (DOMONO) Ingeborg E. A. Wijting, PhD-student 2 nd European HIV Clinical Forum: Integrase Inhibitors 22-10-2016

Introduction cart is the standard. But is this still needed anno 2016? Duo- or monotherapy: Reduced toxicity, reduced costs, smaller pills. PI maintenance monotherapy Meta-analysis (N=2303) 1: Viral suppression -8,3% [CI -11.9 tot -4.8%] PROTEA-study 2 : Multivariate analysis W48: non-inferiority in subset with favorable virological/cd4 criteria. 1 Arribas et al, HIV Med 2015 2 Antinori et al, J Int AIDS Soc 2014 2

Methods DOMONO Randomized open label multicenter Dolutegravir monotherapy 50 mg for 48 weeks with or without a meal. If HIV-RNA becomes detectable (any level >20c/ml) the patient is instructed to take DTG with a meal. Key inclusion: W4 W8 W12 W18 W24 W36 W48 - HIV-RNA < 1,0 E 5 - CD4-nadir 200 - HIV-RNA <50 24w - Never failed - No resistance - HBV immune - >95% estimated compliance 3

Methods DOMONO Primary endpoint: HIV-RNA <200 c/ml on W24 DTG versus cart OT analysis: Excludes pts that discontinued for AE while suppressed Secondary endpoints (virological): HIV-RNA <50 on W24 in DTG versus con-cart HIV-RNA <200 and <50 at W12 in all patients (immediate + delayed switch) HIV-RNA <200 and <50 at W24 in all patients (immediate + delayed switch) HIV-RNA <200 and <50 at W48 in all patients (immediate + delayed switch) Secondary endpoints (other): Renal markers Bone mineral density in TDF subset (N=89) Immune activation HIV DNA reservoir 4

Methods DOMONO Sample size N=104 to show non-inferiority of DTG versus con-cart: Pa=Pb=0.95 δ=-0.12 1-β=0.80 α=0.025 5

+- 1700 patients screened for eligibility 360 fulfilled in/excl criteria 104 randomized DTG monotherapy DOLUMONO N=51 Continued - cart Con-cART N=53 170 opted out of study participation Agreed to have their data used = Concurrent control group for week 48 results 6

Results - baseline DOLUMONO (N=51) Con-cART (N=53) Male sex, N(%) 47 (92) 48 (91) Age, median (Q1,Q3) 46 (37-56) 45 (40-51) Transmission route MSM, N(%) 41 (80) 41 (77) Ethnicity Caucasian, N(%) 42 (82) 44 (83) TDF, N(%) 44 (86) 45 (85) Median (Q1,Q3) time on cart, months 35 (24-61) 43 (25-68) Median (Q1,Q3) HIV-RNA zenith 21.500 (7.555-64.800) 27.800 (5.200-55.900) Median (Q1,Q3) CD4 T-cell nadir 320 (250-490) 380 (285-515) 7

Results primary endpoint: Week 24 <200 c/ml DOLUMONO versus cart 1/51 patients in DOLUMONO discontinued DTG at W12 (with HIV-RNA <50c/ml) for disturbed sleep. DTG N=49/50 (98%) cart N= /53 ( %) } Results will be presented at HIV Glasgow* * Oral presentation Wednesday 26-10, 14.00h and poster. 8

Results secondary endpoint 4 and 5: Week 24 <200 and <50 c/ml ENTIRE STUDY population on DOLUMONO In DOLUMONO, 50 reached W24. In Con-cART, 46 switched to DOLUMONO, of whom 35 reached W24. In total: 85 patients switched to DOLUMONO and reached W24. Reason for not switching: N=1 Moved away from Rotterdam N=1 Withdrew informed consent N=3 Physician decision N=2 Other HIV-RNA <200 c/ml in 83/85 (98%, 95% C.I.* 91%-99%) HIV-RNA <50 c/ml in 79/85 (93%, 95% C.I.* 85%-97%) * 95% CI according to Agresti and Coull 9

Virological failures The single patient with virologic failure in the DOLUMONO group: - Had nadir CD4 of 290 and peak HIV-RNA of 18.500 c/ml - Was on cart for 4 years (RPV/FTC/TDF) when he switched to DTG - HIV-RNA at W4 on DTG monotherapy: 50.100 c/ml (71.600 c/ml at W5) - 100% compliance by pill-count + DTG plasma levels of 1.3mg/L - IN sequence at failure: no known IN mutations - IN changes observed: V/I32I, L/S45L, T112A - Phenotypic resistance testing is ongoing - Restarted RPV/TDF/FTC and is <50c/ml again => No loss of future treatment options 10

NVP/FTC/TDF => RPV/FTC/TDF => DTG => RPV/FTC/TDF HIV RNA DTG 1,3 mg/l (=therapeutic) 11

Virological failures The patient with virological failure from the Con-cART group: - Had nadir CD4 of 220 and peak HIV-RNA of 7.420 c/ml - Was on cart for 9 years and on EFV/TDF/FTC when he switched to DTG - HIV-RNA after 12 wks of DTG monotherapy: 387 (678c/ml at week 13) - 90% compliance by pill-count in the 4 weeks preceding failure - Had therapeutic DTG plasma levels of 2.0mg/L - Integrase sequencing not succesfull - Restarted EFV/TDF/FTC 4 weeks ago; HIV-RNA 13-10-2016 99 c/ml => Loss of future treatment options unlikely 12

Conclusions In patients selected on virological, immunological and good compliance criteria switching to dolutegravir monotherapy is a promising treatment option. However: 2 of 85 patiens had VF at week 24 But little if any loss of future treatment options Longer follow-up needed for more definite conclusions! Week 48 results of DTG monotherapy of all 96 patients Week 48 results of cart of 170 concurrent control patients 13

Erasmus MC: B Rijnders C Rokx, C Boucher, J Van Kampen, D De Vries Sluijs, K Schurink, H Bax, M Derksen, E Andrinopoulou, S Diepstraten-Pas, M Van der Ende, E Van Gorp, J Nouwen, A Verbon UMCG: W Bierman 104 brave and motivated patients!