HIV Clinical Trial
Official title:
Therapeutic Drug Monitoring of the Generic Lopinavir/Ritonavir Tablets 200/50 mg in the Thai HIV-infected Patient
Evaluating the bioavailibility safety and efficacy of the generic LPV/RTV 200/50 mg tablet formulation in a 400/100 mg BID dose in Thai HIV infected individuals.
The original solid oral formulation of lopinavir/ritonavir was a soft gel capsule (SGC) in a
133/33 mg formulation. This formulation requires refrigerated storage and need to be
administered with food[4]. Recently Abbott developed a new formulation of this fixed
combination, a 200/50 mg tablet (Aluvia). This formulation showed to be bioequivalence to the
old formulation, don't need refrigerated storage and has diminished food effect[5].
This are profound advantages for the developing world, but till now Aluvia is not available
in Thailand yet, and if it will, the price might be an issue for most of the HIV-infected
Thai patients.
The Indian company Matrix has produced the generic formulation of Abbott's Aluvia. In Indian
healthy volunteers this tablet formulation has proven to be bioequivalent to Abbott's Aluvia
in a 400/100 mg bid dosing (unpublished data). Implementing this drug in Thai clinical
practice will save a huge amount of costs and, as a result, will make the second line regimen
more accessible for the Thai HIV-infected population. We expect that the BE data from the
Indian population can be extrapolated to the Thai population, but to confirm this and in
order to register this drug in Thailand an extensive therapeutic drug monitoring (TDM) of 100
patients has to be done. To meet these regulatory criteria HIVNAT will coordinate and assess
a TDM trial in Thai HIV-infected patients who are eligible for using the generic 200/50 mg
lopinavir/ritonavir tablets 200/50 mg.
This is open-label, single-center phase-II trial in 100 HIV-infected subjects. Patients can
be either treatment-naïve or treatment-experienced when entering this clinical trial. After
meeting the in- and exclusion criteria, patients will start with lopinavir/ritonavir new
formulation 400/100 mg bid with a low fat diet, plus 2 nucleoside reverse transcriptase
inhibitors (NRTIs). The choice of the 2 NRTIs is at the discretion of the investigator. Only
patient who are on Kaletra SGC will undergo TDM sampling at baseline. Although the paper of
Klein et al. showed diminished food effect[5] we still will advice our patient to take it
with food, until more data on the generic product becomes available, confirming the lack of
food effect on the pharmacokinetics.
Once patients are included a (generic) lopinavir/ritonavir based regimen will be designed and
initiated. Patients who were on a Kaletra SGC based regimen before baseline will undergo TDM
at base line. Therapeutic drug monitoring of lopinavir will be done after 4 weeks, to ensure
steady state. At baseline and week 4 safety data will be obtained.
After the first 30 patients showed good bioavailibility, the other 70 subjects will be
followed up for total of 48 weeks to obtain safety and efficacy data
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