Pharmacokinetics of Old and New Glycopeptides

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Pharmacokinetics of Old and New Glycopeptides Focus Session 16 Glycopeptide Revisited: PK & PD Properties Pharmacokinetics of Old and New Glycopeptides A-0178 Françoise Van Bambeke, PharmD, PhD Unité de Pharmacologie cellulaire et moléculaire Université catholique de Louvain Brussels, Belgium <www.facm.ucl.ac.be> disclosure: research grant from Theravance, Inc.

Van Bambeke (2004) Curr. Opin. Pharmacol. 4:471-8 Glycopeptide story vancomycin teicoplanin oritavancin telavancin dalbavancin (1996) (2001) (1999) phase II / III Van Bambeke (2004) Curr. Opin. Pharmacol. 4:471-8 ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

How to improve glycopeptide activity ? ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Design of new glycopeptides design aimed at improving activity but chemical modifications also change PK profile … Van Bambeke (2004) Curr. Opin. Pharmacol. 4:471-8 ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Which PK parameters are most important ? ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Which PK parameters are most important ? peak ? dosage adjustments could be predictive of efficacy for new, highly concentration-dependent bactericidal molecules ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Which PK parameters are most important ? related to risk of toxicity trough ? ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Which PK parameters are most important ? half-life ? frequency of administration retention in the organism ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Which PK parameters are most important ? efficacy related to AUC/MIC ratio AUC ? ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Which PK parameters are most important ? protein binding ? free fraction ~ active fraction ? able to distribute ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Which PK parameters are most important ? protein binding peak half-life trough AUC Let’s travel together … ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

vancomycin vs teicoplanin  prot. binding lipophilic side chain VANCOMYCIN TEICOPLANIN ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

vancomycin vs teicoplanin parameter VAN TEC Dosage (mg/kg) 15 6 Cmax (mg/L) 20-50 43 Cmin 5-12 (12 h) 5 (24 h) AUC (mg.h/L) 260 600 (%) prot. binding 55 88-94 T ½ (h) 2-4 () 3-9 () 10 () 168 () Harding & Sorgel (2000) J. Chemother. 12:15-20 ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

vancomycin vs oritavancin  prot. binding lipophilic side chain VANCOMYCIN ORITAVANCIN ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

vancomycin vs oritavancin parameter VAN ORI Dosage (mg/kg) 15 3 Cmax (mg/L) 20-50 46 Cmin 5-12 (12 h) 10 (24 h) AUC (mg.h/L) 260 457 (%) prot. binding 55 90 T ½ (h) 2-4 () 3-9 () 18 () 360 () Fetterly et al. (2005) AAC 49:148-52 ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

vancomycin vs telavancin  prot. binding lipophilic side chain  T1/2 VANCOMYCIN TELAVANCIN polar substituant ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

vancomycin vs telavancin parameter VAN ORI TLV Dosage (mg/kg) 15 3 7.5 Cmax (mg/L) 20-50 46 90 Cmin 5-12 (12 h) 10 (24 h) ~ 8 (24 h) AUC (mg.h/L) 260 457 668 (%) prot. binding 55 95 T ½ (h) 2-4 () 3-9 () 18 () 360 () 8 MRT ~10 h Hedge et al. (2004) AAC 48:3043-50; Shaw et al. (2005) AAC 49:195-201 ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

teicoplanin vs dalbavancin  prot. binding lipophilic side chain TEICOPLANIN DALBAVANCIN ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

teicoplanin vs dalbavancin parameter TEC DAL Dosage (mg/kg) 6 16 Cmax (mg/L) 43 312 Cmin 5 (24 h) 40 (168 h) AUC (mg.h/L) 600 27100 (%) prot. binding 88-94 95 T ½ (h) 40 () 168 () 149-321 call for caution … call for caution … call for caution … Leighton et al. (2004) AAC 48:940-5; Lin et al. (2006) Ann. Pharmac. 40:449-60 ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Comparison of PK profiles in a PD perspective Free Cmax & AUC comparable parameter VAN ORI TLV Dosage (mg/kg) 15 3 7.5 Cmax (mg/L) 20-50 46 90 Free Cmax 10-23 5 AUC (mg.h/L) 260 457 668 Free AUC 50-120 34 BUT PD profile more favorable because MIC lower prot. binding poorly affects activity in vitro ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Comparison of PK profiles in a PD perspective AUC = dose clearance parameter TEC DAL Dosage (mg/kg) 6 16 Cmax (mg/L) 43 312 Free Cmax 4 AUC (mg.h/L) 600 27100 Free AUC 60 1355 where is the drug ? Cavaleri et al. (2005) JAC 55S2:31-5 ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Tissue distribution Fluid * VAN ORI TLV TEC DAL Blister 10 % 20 % 30 % 60 % Epithelial Lining 26 % 20-50 % CerebroSpinal (inflam.) 1-37 % 3 % in rabbit low * Cmax fluid /Cmax serum ratio; AUC ratio higher if prolonged retention macrophages in vitro < 10 X ~ 300 X ~ 50 X < 10 x ~ 25 X ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

is there a storage compartment ? Elimination routes parameter VAN ORI TLV TEC DAL Urine > 80 % 5 % day 7 60-70 % (24 h) 80 % 42% day 40 Faeces < 1 % 3 % 50 % in rats Metabolism 5-10 % low probable is there a storage compartment ? Van Bambeke et al. (2005) AAC 49:1695-700 mixed storage disorder in cultured cells … ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Administration scheme Lessons from PK data Administration scheme VAN ORI TLV TEC DAL scheme 2 x / day or cont. inf. 1 x / day 1 x day 1 x / week Reasons ? T1/2 short long intermed. cidal effect slow rapid trough low high ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Dose adjustments in case of organ failure Lessons from PK data Dose adjustments in case of organ failure organ insufficiency VAN ORI TLV TEC DAL kidney liver   ?      ?   ? Dalbavancin: pas d’ajustement car autres voies d’élimination Oritavancin: sans doute pas d’ajustement car faible quantité retrouvée dans urine TLV : reduction si insuffisance renale severe ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Dose adjustments in case of organ failure Lessons from PK data Dose adjustments in case of organ failure adjust dose as a function of creatinine clearance adjust dose interval as a function of creatinine clearance Moellering’s nomogram (Ann. Intern. Med. 1981 94: 343-6) Matzke’s nomogram (AAC 1984 25: 433-7) ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Pea et al. (2005) Clin. Pharmacokinet 44:1009-34 Does one size fit all ? intensive care : variation in extracellular fluid and renal clearance Pea et al. (2005) Clin. Pharmacokinet 44:1009-34 ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Does one size fit all ? dialysis : removal of the drug (high flux membranes) hemodialysis Launay-Vacher et al. (2002) Crit. Care 6:313-6 dose adjusted according to: trough level before intermittent dialysis plasma level at any time (continuous dialysis) 6 hours after the end of dialysis Kielstein et al. (2006) Crit. Care Med. 34:51-6 ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

dose adjustment based on serum creatinine Does one size fit all ? age: infants and children: extracellular volume and maturity of renal function  Vd  clearance dose adjustment based on serum creatinine Grimsley & Thomson. (1999) Arch. Dis. Child. Fetal Neonatal Ed. 81:F221-7 ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

dose (mg/kg/24 h) = (0.227 x ClCR) + 5.67 Does one size fit all ? age: elderly patients: altered tissue distribution and renal function  Vd  clearance dose (mg/kg/24 h) = (0.227 x ClCR) + 5.67 adapt the dose and the interval as a function of ClCR Rodvold et al. (1988) AAC 32:848-52 ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Does one size fit all ? obesity : altered tissue distribution and renal elimination  Vd (13-50 %)  clearance Blouin et al. (1982) AAC 21:575-80 vanco Vd and Cl proportional to TBW vanco Cl proportional to ClCR dose adjustment based on Total Body Weight and ClCR ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Does one size fit all ? intensive care dialysis age obesity altered distribution and/or elimination dose individualisation Therapeutic Drug Monitoring and for new molecules ? no data so far … but same concepts should be applicable ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK

Best whishes for a fruitful use of glycopeptides … ICAAC 2006 - glycopeptide PK