Hepatitis C Clinical Trial
Official title:
"Real World" Administration of Zepatier (Grazoprevir Plus Elvasvir) in Chronic Hemodialysis Patients With Hepatitis C Infection. Strategies for Identification of Patients, Insurance Approval, Treatment , and Laboratory Monitoring
This is a study to define strategies for Nephrologists to directly supervise and apply direct acting antivirals to cure hepatitis C in hemodialysis patients. Strategies will include identification of candidate patients, application for insurance approval, specifics of direct acting antiviral therapy (Zepatier with or without ribavirin) and laboratory monitoring during and after therapy.
Background - Hepatitis C (HCV) is common in hemodialysis (HD) patients with reported prevalences of 25%, By 2020, predicted 775,000 hemodialysis patients in the US, of whom 109,000 will have HCV. Hepatitis C is associated with increased mortality in HD patients, decreased kidney allograft survival, and a source of nosocomial infection in hemodialysis units. Currently drugs to cure HCV - direct acting antivirals (DAA) which can be safely given to HD patients are now available. A significant portion of the medical care provided to HD patients is by Nephrologists and HD staff. Goals of Protocol - 1. Provide guidelines for implementation and monitoring of DAA therapy in HD patients with HCV 2. Provide Nephrologists strategies for identification of candidate HD patients, obtainment of third party approval for DAA payment, specific drug dosing protocols based on genome type of HCV, and laboratory and clinical monitoring during DDA therapy. 3, By reducing the pool of HCV patients in a HD Unit, the risk of nosocomial transmission of HCV t o other patients and staff will be reduced Study Design - an interventional, prospective, non-randomized, non-blinded trial to evaluate real world strategies to identify and treat HCV infected patients with Zepatier Study Procedures 1. Patients who meet inclusion criteria without exclusion criteria be assigned treatment with Zepatier with or without Ribavirin according to following schedule: (a) Genotype 1a - treatment naive without NS5A polymorphism - Zepatier one tablet (100 mg grazoprevir and 50 mg elbasvir) per day for 12 weeks (b) Genotype 1a - treatment naiive with NS5A polymorphism - Zepatier one tablet daily and ribavirin (200 mg) daily for 16 weeks (c) Genotype 1b-treatment naive - Zepatier one daily for 12 weeks (d) Genotype 1a or 1b - prior treatment with INF or HCV NS3/4A protease inhibitor - Zepatier and ribavirin each once daily for 12 weeks (e) Genotype 4 - treatment naive - Zepatier one daily for 12 weeks (f)Genotype 4 -prior treatment - Zepatier and ribavirin each once per day for 16 weeks Baseline/Screening Testing: 1. HCV genotype testing 2. HCV viral RNA load 3. Liver function tests 4, Protime, Partial Thromboplastin time 5. HIV - if positive, then determine viral RNA and CD4 and T cell count 6. Liver biopsy (within 24 mo of treatment) or Fibroscan within 12 mo of treatment 7. Hepatitis BsAg 8. For patients with HCV genotype 1a, test fro NS5A mutation Treatment of HIV/HCV co-infected patients will be done in collaboration with the HIV treating physician to determine if any adjustments in the HIV drug regimen will be required Testing/Evaluations during Active DAA Treatment - 1. LFT and RNA HCV viral load at week 4, 8, and 12. For patients on 16 weeks of treatment, LFT at week 16 as well 2. For patients on combination Zepatier and ribavirin, hemoglobin monitoring every week during treatment 3. Clinical pharmacology evaluation for compliance and adverse events at week 4,8,and 12 (and week 16 for patients on 16 week treatment) Testing/Evaluation Post DAA Treament - 1, RNA viral load at 12 weeks post treatment 2. Clinical Pharmacologoy evaluation 12 weeks post treatment for adverse events 3. patients who achieve sustained viral remission at 12 weeks will be identified in HD records as HCV ab positive but HCV viral load RNA negative ;
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