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Nouveaux anticoagulants oraux (NACO) :
état inquiet de la situation en mars 2014
Charles Marc SAMAMA
Pôle Anesthésie Réanimations Thorax Explorations
Firmes et produits (DCI):
AstraZeneca (ximelagatran - ticagrelor) – Bayer (rivaroxaban) – BMS (apixaban)
Boehringer-Ingelheim (dabigatran)- CSL Behring (CCP) – Covidien (CPI)
Daïchi Sankyo (edoxaban) - GSK (fondaparinux – nadroparine)
LFB (CCP) - Lilly+Daichii Sankyo (prasugrel) - Mitsubishi (argatroban) – Octapharma (CCP)
Pfizer (daltéparine, apixaban)
Rovi (bémiparine) - Sanofi-Aventis (énoxaparine, idrabiotaparinux, aspirine, clopidogrel)
Agences, sociétés savantes et EPST :
ACCP : membre du panel pour les 8èmes et 9èmes Guidelines – SFAR : recos 2004 et 2011
EMA : efficacy working party (expert consultant)
INSERM : laboratoire de thrombose expérimentale (U765)
Diapositives – remerciements :
Pierre Albaladejo (Grenoble), Anne Godier (Paris), Ismael El Alamy (Paris), Philippe de Moerloose
(Genève), Patrick Mismetti (St Etienne), Gilles Pernod (Grenoble), Nadia Rosencher (Paris),
Pierre Sié (Toulouse), et Michel Meyer Samama (Paris)
Conflits d’intérêt - Diapos
Total	
  Knee	
  Replacement	
  
api	
  vs	
  riva:	
  
api	
  vs	
  dabi	
  150:	
  	
  
api	
  vs	
  dabi	
  220:	
  
•  Total	
  VTE	
  +	
  death	
  any	
  cause	
  
api	
  vs	
  riva:	
  
api	
  vs	
  dabi	
  150:	
  
api	
  vs	
  dabi	
  220:	
  
•  Major	
  Bleeding	
  
0.25	
   0.5	
   1	
   2	
   4	
  
OR	
  =	
  1.30	
  (0.71	
  –	
  2.40)	
  	
  
OR	
  =	
  0.47	
  (0.28	
  –	
  0.81)	
  	
  
OR	
  =	
  0.53	
  (0.31	
  –	
  0.92)	
  	
  
OR	
  =	
  0.33	
  (0.13	
  –	
  0.86)	
  	
  
OR	
  =	
  1.34	
  (0.40	
  –	
  4.47)	
  	
  
OR	
  =	
  1.31	
  (0.41	
  –	
  4.19)	
  	
  
Indirect Comparison
Network Meta-Analysis (Laporte S, in press)
18,113 patients who had atrial fibrillation and a risk of stroke received, in a blinded fashion,
fixed doses of dabigatran— 110 mg or 150 mg twice daily — or, in an unblinded fashion,
adjusted-dose warfarin.
Median duration of the follow-up period was 2.0 years.
Primary outcome: stroke or systemic embolism:
1.69% per year in the warfarin group
1.53% per year 110 mg dabigatran b.i.d. (RR 0.91;
P<0.001 for non inferiority).
1.11% per year 150 mg dabigatran b.i.d.
(RR 0.66; P<0.001 for superiority).
Major bleeding: 3.36% per year (warfarin), 2.71% (110 mg dabigatran b.i.d. (P=0.003))
and 3.11% (150 mg of dabigatran b.i.d. (P=0.31)).
Hemorrhagic stroke: 0.38% per year warfarin) vs 0.12% (110 mg of dabigatran b.i.d.
(P<0.001)) and 0.10% (150 mg dabigatran b.i.d. (P<0.001)).
RE-LY
Primary Efficacy Outcome
Stroke and non-CNS Embolism
Event Rates are per 100 patient-years
Based on Protocol Compliant on Treatment Population
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
0 120 240 360 480 600 720 840 960
No. at risk:
Rivaroxaban 6958 6211 5786 5468 4406 3407 2472 1496 634
Warfarin 7004 6327 5911 5542 4461 3478 2539 1538 655
Warfarin
HR (95% CI): 0.79 (0.66, 0.96)
P-value Non-Inferiority: <0.001
Days from Randomization
Cumulativeeventrate(%)
Rivaroxaban
Rivaroxaban Warfarin
Event
Rate
1.71 2.16
ROCKET-AF
N Eng J Med 2011
Granger CB et al. ARISTOTLE study
Randomized, double-blind trial, apixaban (at a
dose of 5 mg twice daily) vs warfarin (target INR,
2.0 to 3.0) in 18,201 patients with atrial fibrillation
and at least one additional risk factor for stroke.
Primary outcome was1.27% per year in the
apixaban group, as compared with 1.60% per
year in the warfarin group (hazard ratio 0.79;
P<0.001 for noninferiority; P = 0.01 for
superiority).
Rates of death from any cause 3.52% and
3.94%, respectively (hazard ratio, 0.89; P =
0.047).
Randomized, double-blind, double-dummy trial comparing two once-daily regimens of
edoxaban (60 and 30mg) with warfarin in 21,105 patients with moderate to-high-risk atrial
fibrillation (median follow-up, 2.8 years).
Atrial	
  FibrillaFon	
  Trials:	
  Summary	
  Results	
  
RE-­‐LY:	
  110	
  mg	
  BID	
  
	
  
RE-­‐LY:	
  150	
  mg	
  BID	
  
ROCKET-­‐AF:	
  20	
  mg	
  QD	
  
ARISTOTLE:	
  5	
  mg	
  BID	
  
ENGAGE	
  AF:	
  30	
  mg	
  QD	
  
	
  
ENGAGE	
  AF:	
  60	
  mg	
  QD	
  
Stroke/SEE	
  (ITT)	
  
RelaFve	
  Hazard	
  RaFo	
  (95%	
  CI)*	
  
	
  Favors	
  NOAC	
   Favors	
  warfarin	
  
0.4	
   0.6	
   1.0	
  0.8	
   1.4	
   1.6	
  1.2	
   1.8	
  
0.91	
  
0.66	
  
0.88	
  
0.79	
  
1.13	
  
0.87	
  
RelaFve	
  Hazard	
  RaFo	
  (95%	
  CI)	
  
Major	
  bleeding	
  
	
  Favors	
  NOAC	
   Favors	
  warfarin	
  
0.4	
   0.6	
   1.0	
  0.2	
   0.8	
   1.4	
   1.6	
  1.2	
   1.8	
  
0.80	
  
0.93	
  
1.04	
  
0.69	
  
0.47	
  
0.80	
  
1.	
  Connolly	
  et	
  al.	
  N	
  Engl	
  J	
  Med	
  2009;361:1139–1151;	
  2.	
  Patel	
  et	
  al.	
  N	
  Engl	
  J	
  Med	
  2011;365:883–891	
  
3.	
  Granger	
  et	
  al.	
  N	
  Engl	
  J	
  Med	
  2011;365:981–992;	
  4.	
  Giugliano	
  et	
  al.	
  N	
  Engl	
  J	
  Med	
  2013;	
  e-­‐pub	
  ahead	
  of	
  print	
  *97.5%	
  CI	
  for	
  ENGAGE	
  AF	
  
0.2	
  
Dabigatran
Rivaroxaban
Apixaban
Edoxaban
Einstein DVT n= 3400 - Rivaroxaban
Patients DVT – no PE open study
D-3 D0
screening
72 h
12 months
25%
Warfarin
è 2 x INR > 2
Warfarin INR 2-3 : 57%
<2 : 24.4%
>3 : 16.2%
Rivaroxaban 20mg od
Rivaro 15mgx2
3 weeks
≥D5
®
Initial parenteral
treatment 2 days 70%
LMWH -
6 months
63%
3 months
12%
Initial parenteral
treatment LMWH -
Harry Buller ESC 2010
Randomized, open-label, event-driven,
noninferiority trial involving 4832 patients
with acute symptomatic pulmonary
embolism with or without deep-vein
thrombosis,
Rivaroxaban (15 mg twice daily for 3
weeks, followed by 20 mg once daily)
compared with standard therapy with
enoxaparin followed by an adjusted-dose
vitamin K antagonist for 3, 6, or 12 months.
Major bleeding was observed in 26
patients (1.1%) in the rivaroxaban group
and 52 patients (2.2%) in the standard -
therapy group (hazard ratio, 0.49; 95% CI,
0.31 to 0.79; P = 0.003).
8101 patients - acute medical illness - ultrasound
SC enoxaparin, 40 mg QD, for 10±4 days and oral placebo for 35±4 days
or SC placebo for 10±4 days and oral rivaroxaban, 10 mg QD, for 35±4 days
Principal safety outcome events: 111 of 3997 patients (2.8%) in the rivaroxaban group and
49 of 4001 patients (1.2%) in the enoxaparin group at day 10 (P<0.001) and in 164 patients
(4.1%) and 67 patients (1.7%) in the respective groups at day 35 (P<0.001).
VTE	
  Prophylaxis	
   VTE	
  
Treatment	
  
Atrial	
  
FibrillaFon	
  
ACS	
  
Apixaban	
  
	
  
Orthopaedic	
  surgery	
  
	
  ADVANCE-­‐1	
  
	
  ADVANCE-­‐2	
  
	
  ADVANCE-­‐3 	
  	
  
Medical	
  paFents	
  
	
  ADOPT	
  	
  	
  
Long	
  term	
  secondary	
  prophylaxis	
  
	
  AMPLIFY-­‐Ext	
  NCT00633893	
  
AMPLIFY	
  
NCT00643201	
  
AVERROES	
  
ARISTOTLE	
  
(APPRAISE)	
  
APPRAISE-­‐2	
  
	
  
Dabigatran	
  
	
  
Orthopaedic	
  surgery	
  
	
  RE-­‐NOVATE	
  
	
  RE-­‐MODEL	
  
	
  RE-­‐MOBILIZE	
  
Long	
  term	
  secondary	
  prophylaxis	
  
	
  RE-­‐MEDY	
  	
  
	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  RE-­‐SONATE	
  
RE-­‐COVER	
  
RE-­‐COVER	
  II	
  
RE-­‐LY	
  
RELY-­‐ABLE	
  
(NCT00808067)	
  
RE-­‐DEEM	
  
Rivaroxaban	
  
Orthopaedic	
  surgery	
  
	
  RECORD	
  I	
  
	
  RECORD	
  II	
  
	
  RECORD	
  III	
  
	
  RECORD	
  IV	
  
Medical	
  paFents	
  
	
  MAGELLAN	
  
Long	
  term	
  secondary	
  prophylaxis	
  
	
  EINSTEIN-­‐Ext	
  
EINSTEIN-­‐DVT	
  
EINSTEIN-­‐PE	
  
ROCKET-­‐AF	
   ATLAS-­‐TIMI	
  46	
  
ATLAS-­‐TIMI	
  51	
  
	
  	
  
Green	
  :	
  posiFve	
  study	
  
Red	
  :	
  	
  	
  	
  negaFve	
  study	
  
Un progrès indiscutable…
Mean follow-up of 2 years, 4591 patients in the RE-LY trial had oral
anticoagulant therapy interrupted at least once to have surgery or another
invasive procedure.
This represented 24.7% of patients assigned to dab-110, 25.4% on dab-150
and 25.9% on warfarin. Mean age 72 y.o.
Most common surgeries and procedures:
pacemaker or defibrillator insertion (10.3%), dental procedures (10.0%),
diagnostic procedures (10.0%), cataract removal (9.3%), colonoscopy (8.6%)
and joint replacement (6.2%), with other types of surgery each accounting for a
smaller proportion of cases
Management, and outcomes, including stroke, non-CNS systemic embolism,
death, MI, and bleeding were reported in participants who experienced temporary
interruptions (TI 3-30 days) for any reason.
14,236 participants who received at least one dose of study drug, 4692(33%) TI.
Median duration of TI was 5 (4,9) days.
TI of oral anticoagulation occurred in ~10% of patients/year with only a
minority of patients (<10%) receiving bridging therapy
40% experienced TI for a surgical or invasive procedure, while 25% of
participants had TI for an adverse event unrelated to bleeding and 13% had TI
due to an adverse bleeding event.
The remaining (12%) were attributed to subject error (majority), site error, and
logistic difficulties.
D’ores	
  et	
  déjà	
  20	
  000	
  à	
  25	
  000	
  paFents	
  par	
  
an	
  en	
  France	
  
	
  
DOI: 10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.113.005754
Mrs X
•  72 y.o.
•  Hypertension
•  Creatinine clearance: 50 ml/min
•  Total hip replacement
•  Dabigatran 220 mg
Mrs XAt day 3 :
•  Dyspnea
•  Hypotension
•  Tachycardia
•  Oliguria
•  Anemia (8 g/dL)
Mrs XDay 3:
•  2 units of packed red blood cells (RBC)
•  Pulmonary embolism (PE) was suspected. Therefore, dabigat- ran
was replaced by enoxaparin (0.7 mg/ kg twice daily).
Day 4:
•  One day later, an angio- scanner excluded PE, and enoxaparin was
stopped.
•  Hypovolemic shock and severe acute renal failure (creatinine
clearance 14 ml/min), and a peritonitis was diagnosed. Laparotomy
was performed showing ischaemic lesions requiring bowel
resection.
Safety Alerts
Warnings and Alerting
Severe haemorrhages
in patients treated with Prazaxa
12.08.2011
03.11.2011
21.3.2012
Nov.2011
Reuters
7.12.2011
McConeghy: the mean age of patients who had an adverse event with
dabigatran reported to the FDA (75) was higher than those in the
RE-LY trial (71), and more patients who had FDA reported events were
female (48%) than included in RELY (36.7%).
"This suggests the drug is being used in a different profile of patients
from that in the RE-LY trial," he said.
Of the 2453 dabigatran bleeding adverse events reported to the FDA, 393
(16%) were fatal, almost double the case fatality rate of patients who bled in
the five phase 3 trials of the drug, he noted.
Stop !!!!
•  AVK largement majoritaires (plus d’1 million de patients traités contre
265 000 pour les NACO), mais large recours à ces nouveaux médicaments
en initiation de traitement.
•  Près de la moitié des patients débutant un traitement anticoagulant oral s’est
vue prescrire un traitement par NACO. Les cardiologues libéraux prescrivent
dans près de 3/4 des cas (73%) les NACO en 1ère intention, contre plus
d’1/3 des cas (35%) pour les médecins généralistes libéraux. Les médecins
hospitaliers se situent à un niveau intermédiaire : près de 44% de leurs
prescriptions...
•  Les changements de traitements AVK vers NACO ont représenté près de
100 000 patients sur la période observée.
•  Selon les dernières données de ventes, 30 % des anticoagulants utilisés en
2013 sont des NACO
Données de l’Assurance Maladie sur le dernier trimestre 2012 : une part des
patients sous NACO prend de façon concomitante des médicaments majorant le
risque hémorragique : 15% des patients suivent en parallèle un traitement par
antiagrégants plaquettaires, 21% un traitement par amiodarone.
Près de 10% des patients débutant un traitement par NACO étaient des patients
de 80 ans et plus sans surveillance de leur fonction rénale.
Une part des prescriptions de NACO estimée entre 5 et 10%, correspond à des
indications non validées, éventuellement dangereuses : patients avec une
insuffisance hépatique ou rénale, patients avec fibrillation auriculaire et atteints de
valvulopathies.
Gestion périopératoire :
ce qu’on peut retenir
P SIE - GEHTCAM 14/10/2011
Quelle conduite à tenir dans les situations prévisibles suivantes, chez
un sujet traité par un nouvel ACO:
•  Chirurgie et actes invasifs programmés ?
•  Trauma et chirurgie urgente ?
•  Relais par un anticoagulant parentéral (ex: voie orale indisponible) ?
•  Hémorragie active ?
•  Surdosage (accidentel, volontaire ou criminel) ?
Antivitamines K
Antidotes disponibles (CCP, vit K)
Surveillance biologique simple (INR)
Importante variabilité
phamacocinétique
Recommandations publiées
Large expérience clinique
Nouveaux ACO
Pas d antidotes validés
Pas de surveillance biologique simple
Variabilité pharmacocinétique
significative
Pas de recommandations publiées
Pas d expérience clinique
P SIE - GEHTCAM 14/10/2011
dabigatran 150 mg sd PTH (Bistro Ib)
Stangier 2005
CV (%) de la concentration plasmatique de dabigatran, 12 h après 150 mg:
PETRO-EX: 91 %, RELY: 81 % , BISTRO II: 87 %
Journal of the American College of Cardiology, 2013
Plasma concentrations of dabigatran were available from 9,183 and 8,449
patients for peak and trough measurements, respectively.
The geometric mean trough concentrations were 64.7 and
91.0 ng/mL for the Dabigatran 110mg b.i.d and Dabigatran
150 dg b.i.d doses, respectively, with 10th to 90th percentiles
of 28.2 to 155 ng/mL for Dabigatran 110 and 39.8 to 215 ng/
mL for Dabigatran 150, a 5.2 to 5.5-fold range of variation
Journal of the American College of Cardiology, 2013
A multiple logistic regression model showed that the risk of ischemic
events was inversely related to trough dabigatran concentrations
(p=0.045), with age and previous stroke (both p< 0.0001) as significant
covariates.
Multiple logistic regression showed major bleeding risk increased with
dabigatran exposure (p<0.0001), age (p< 0.0001), aspirin use
(p<0.0003) and diabetes (p= 0.018) as significant covariates.
0	
  
50	
  
100	
  
150	
  
200	
  
250	
  
300	
  
ETP	
  paFents	
  Apixaban	
  
ETP	
  paFents	
  
Apixaban	
  
0	
  
50	
  
100	
  
150	
  
200	
  
250	
  
300	
  
peak	
  paFents	
  apixaban	
  
peak	
  paFents	
  
apixaban	
  
0	
  
1	
  
2	
  
3	
  
4	
  
5	
  
6	
  
0	
   10	
  
	
  
LAGTIME	
  
paFents	
  
apixaban	
  
	
  
LAGT
IME	
  
0	
  
20	
  
40	
  
60	
  
80	
  
100	
  
120	
  
140	
  
0	
   5	
  
Apixaban.ng/ml	
  
Apixaban.ng/
ml	
  
Données MM SAMAMA
Dabigatran
150 mg x1 PO
Rivaroxaban 10 mg x1 PO
One dose
Pengo et al. Thromb Haemost 2011; 106: 868
New OAC: Drug interactions
40 % of the target population>75 y.o.
è At least 1 P-gp or CYP3A4 inhibitors
Jungbauer et al. J Thromb Haemost 2010.
GEHTCAM 14/10/2011
•  intrinséques
–  Fonctions physiologiques:
•  renale (dabigatran >
rivaroxaban > apixaban),
•  hépatique (apixaban >
rivaroxaban > dabigatran)
–  Age, sexe
–  Variables hématologiques: Ht,
Albumine….
–  Poids
–  Race, polymorphismes
génétiques?
•  extrinséque
–  Inhibiteurs ou inducteurs
d enzymes intervenant dans
l absorption, la secretion ou le
métabolisme du médicament
(P-gp, Cyp 3A4, ….)
–  différents selon le médicament
Facteurs prédictibles d’exposition au médicament
Mise en garde et précautions d emploi
Modélisation possible (PK des
populations)
Adaptation aux populations
spéciales si nécessaire
Niveau de complexité difficile pour l’application en routine
Becker RC et al. J Thromb Thrombol 2011;32:183–7
Specific Anti-Xa and Apixaban
2013 ;
•  Rivaroxaban
- anti-FXa activity
- PT and aPTT modified according
to the reagent (PT more sensitive)
•  Apixaban
- anti-FXa activity
- PT and aPTT not really prolonged
•  Dabigatran
- Ecarin clotting time, Haemoclot or anti-IIa
- PT, aPTT and TT modified according
to the reagent (aPTT more sensitive)
MM Samama et al. Clin Chem Lab Med 2011;49:761
Specific	
  Tests	
  (March	
  2014)	
  
A single ROTEM™ measurement is not sufficient to
exclude coagulation impairment due to the administration
of rivaroxaban before an invasive procedure or neuraxial
anesthesia
Suggestions…
Modalités du relais, si relais…
•  J-5: dernière prise fluindione, warfarine dabigatran, rivaroxaban, apixaban
•  J-4: pas d’héparine ni d’ACO
•  J-3 première dose d’HBPM curatif ou d’HNF, 48h après dernière prise d’ACO
•  J-2: HBPM X2 ou HNF sc X2 ou X3
•  J-1: hospitalisation,
–  HBPM curatif matin J-1
–  HNF sc soir J-1
•  J0 : chirurgie
Il est souhaitable que les interventions aient lieu le matin.
The recommended durations are taken from package inserts, if the information is provided,
or are derived from guidelines and drug pharmacokinetics. However, because of the lack
of available reversal agents, we prefer to take a more conservative approach,
withholding these agents for slightly longer periods than those based on package
inserts, guidelines, or pharmacokinetic data (i.e., 1 to 2 days longer than the
specifications outlined in the table).
When	
  to	
  Stop	
  NOACs	
  Before	
  ElecFve	
  Surgical	
  
Procedures?	
  –	
  GradaFon	
  Based	
  on	
  Kidney	
  
FuncFon	
  	
  
Heidbuchel	
  H,	
  et	
  al.	
  Europace.	
  2013;15(5):625-­‐651.	
  
Risk of major bleeding during the at-risk period was similar in rivaroxaban-treated
and warfarin-treated participants (0.99% vs. 0.79% per 30 days; HR(CI) = 1.26 (0.80,
2.00), P=0.32
Stroke/SE rates during TIs with bridging compared with those without bridging
were not different.
Rates of major bleeding were similar between bridged and non-bridged TIs,
while rates of major/NMCR bleeding appeared numerically higher in patients
receiving bridging therapy (4.83% vs. 3.02%).
Procédures en urgence ou
hémorragies ?
P SIE GEHTCAM 14/10/2011
Case 3. Natacha, 88 y.o.
•  Atrial Fibrillation treated with dabigatran 110mg b.i.d.
•  CHADS2 score: 4 (Hypertension, Age, Transient Ischemic Atack 2011)
•  Normal liver function. Creatinine Clearance 40ml/min
•  Asymptomatic Angina
•  Aspirin, Simvastatin, Verapamil
Last oral intake of Pradaxa® 4 hrs ago
Fell down at home 2 hrs ago and hip fracture…
????
Am J Cardiovasc Drugs, 2013, Nov
The mean T for apixaban alone (13.4 h) decreased to 5 h when activated
charcoal was administered at 2 or 6 h post-dose
Four hours of haemodialysis removed 48.8% and 59.3% of total dabigatran from the
central compartment with 200 and 400 ml/minute targeted blood flow, respectively. The
anticoagulant activity of dabigatran was linearly related to its plasma levels.There was a
minor redistribution of dabigatran (<16%) after the end of the haemodialysis session.
Dabigatran (150 mg bid)Rivaroxaban (20 mg bid)
Circulation 2011; 124: 1573-1579
rFVIIa and PCC partially improved laboratory
parameters, but did not reverse rivaroxaban
induced-bleeding
Anesthesiology. 2012;116:94–102
Conclusion: rFVIIa, PCC, and Fibrinogen
failed to reverse apixaban-induced bleeding.
They only improved several laboratory
parameters.
Methods In C57BL/6 mice receiving
Dabigatran Etexilate (4.5 or 9.0 mg/kg), in vivo
and in vitro coagulation assays and dabigatran
plasma levels were measured repeatedly.
Thirty minutes after inducing ICH by striatal
collagenase injection, mice received an
intravenous injection of saline, prothrombin
complex concentrate (PCC; 100 U/kg), murine
fresh-frozen plasma, or recombinant human
factor VIIa (8.0 mg/kg).
ICH volume was quantified on brain cryosections
24 hours later
Recombinant human factor VIIa was
ineffective
Anesthetized rabbits were treated with 0.4 mg/kg
dabigatran followed by PCC doses of 20, 35 or
50 IU.kg-1 or placebo. After a standardized
kidney incision, volume of blood loss and time to
hemostasis were determined.
From an initial mean of 29 mL, blood
loss progressively declined by 5.44 mL
with a 95% confidence interval (CI) of
2.21–8.67 mL per 10 IU/kg increment in
PCC dose (P = 0.002).
At a PCC dose of 50 IU/kg blood loss was fully normalized.
Increasing PCC doses shortened the median time to hemostasis
from 20.0 to 5.7 min (P < 0.001).
Thromb Haemost 2012; 108:217-24
dabigatran
rivaroxaban
For both anticoagulants,
lower doses of FEIBA,
corresponding to a quarter
to half the dose usually
used, have potential
reversal profile of interest
Ex-vivo study, 10 healthy
white male subjects were
randomised to receive
rivaroxaban (20 mg) or
dabigatran (150 mg) in one
oral administration
thrombin generation tests.
M Quintana Díaz (1,2), AM Borobia (1,3), MA Rivera
Núñez (1), AM Martínez Virto (1), S Fabra (1), JA
García-Erce (4), CM Samama (5)
By a tighter network
of interactions, the
antidote achieves an
affinity for dabigatran
that is ∼350 times
stronger than its
affinity for thrombin.
CHIRURGIE URGENTE, PRISE EN CHARGE DES HEMORRAGIES
ET NACO
•  Noter : âge, poids, nom du médicament, dose, nombre de prises par jour, heure
de la dernière prise, indication
•  Prélever :
• créatininémie (calculer une clairance selon Cockcroft)
• dosage spécifique:
temps de thrombine modifié pour dabigatran
activité antiXa spécifique pour le rivaroxaban
•  Contacter le laboratoire d’hémostase pour informer du niveau d’urgence et
discuter des examens et prélèvements à effectuer
•  Interrompre le traitement
Une comédication par de l’aspirine ne change rien au raisonnement
La surveillance postopératoire doit être prolongée
Dans tous les cas:
Version 1.0 , 27_11_2012
 
Observatoire
des Gestes Invasifs et des Hémorragies chez les Patients
traités par les Nouveaux AntiCoagulants Oraux
	
  
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GIHP-­‐NACO	
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CONTACTS
	
  
Pour toute question technique au sujet de l’e-crf (connexion, mot de passe,…)
vous pouvez contacter Clininfo:
hotline@clininfo.fr
ou au 04.78.61.44.22
Pour toute autre interrogation :
ROMEGOUX Pauline (ARC): PRomegoux@chu-grenoble.fr
ROLLAND Carole (chef de projet): CarRolland@chu-grenoble.fr
Tél : 04.76.76.67.29 – 04.76.76.64.13 Fax : 04.76.76.52.42
En pratique…
•  Un vrai progrès, c’est indiscutable
…mais beaucoup d’inquiétude
•  Pas d’antidotes pour l’instant … Deux ans ????
•  Monitorage à développer (TT spécifique et anti-Xa spécifique)
•  Pour les urgences hémorragiques, recommandations GIHP, essayer
d’attendre deux 1/2 vies. Doser.
•  CCP ou FEIBA ? Doses ? Pas de NovoSeven®
•  Charbon (tous) - Dialyse (dabigatran)
•  Registre GIHP-NACO
•  Déclarations à la Pharmacovigilance
www.eurekapro.fr
Registre GIHP-NACO :
http://gihp-naco.fr
Pauline Romegoux (ARC)
promegoux@chu-grenoble.fr

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Samama naco mars 2014

  • 1. Nouveaux anticoagulants oraux (NACO) : état inquiet de la situation en mars 2014 Charles Marc SAMAMA Pôle Anesthésie Réanimations Thorax Explorations
  • 2. Firmes et produits (DCI): AstraZeneca (ximelagatran - ticagrelor) – Bayer (rivaroxaban) – BMS (apixaban) Boehringer-Ingelheim (dabigatran)- CSL Behring (CCP) – Covidien (CPI) Daïchi Sankyo (edoxaban) - GSK (fondaparinux – nadroparine) LFB (CCP) - Lilly+Daichii Sankyo (prasugrel) - Mitsubishi (argatroban) – Octapharma (CCP) Pfizer (daltéparine, apixaban) Rovi (bémiparine) - Sanofi-Aventis (énoxaparine, idrabiotaparinux, aspirine, clopidogrel) Agences, sociétés savantes et EPST : ACCP : membre du panel pour les 8èmes et 9èmes Guidelines – SFAR : recos 2004 et 2011 EMA : efficacy working party (expert consultant) INSERM : laboratoire de thrombose expérimentale (U765) Diapositives – remerciements : Pierre Albaladejo (Grenoble), Anne Godier (Paris), Ismael El Alamy (Paris), Philippe de Moerloose (Genève), Patrick Mismetti (St Etienne), Gilles Pernod (Grenoble), Nadia Rosencher (Paris), Pierre Sié (Toulouse), et Michel Meyer Samama (Paris) Conflits d’intérêt - Diapos
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  • 6. Total  Knee  Replacement   api  vs  riva:   api  vs  dabi  150:     api  vs  dabi  220:   •  Total  VTE  +  death  any  cause   api  vs  riva:   api  vs  dabi  150:   api  vs  dabi  220:   •  Major  Bleeding   0.25   0.5   1   2   4   OR  =  1.30  (0.71  –  2.40)     OR  =  0.47  (0.28  –  0.81)     OR  =  0.53  (0.31  –  0.92)     OR  =  0.33  (0.13  –  0.86)     OR  =  1.34  (0.40  –  4.47)     OR  =  1.31  (0.41  –  4.19)     Indirect Comparison Network Meta-Analysis (Laporte S, in press)
  • 7. 18,113 patients who had atrial fibrillation and a risk of stroke received, in a blinded fashion, fixed doses of dabigatran— 110 mg or 150 mg twice daily — or, in an unblinded fashion, adjusted-dose warfarin. Median duration of the follow-up period was 2.0 years. Primary outcome: stroke or systemic embolism: 1.69% per year in the warfarin group 1.53% per year 110 mg dabigatran b.i.d. (RR 0.91; P<0.001 for non inferiority). 1.11% per year 150 mg dabigatran b.i.d. (RR 0.66; P<0.001 for superiority). Major bleeding: 3.36% per year (warfarin), 2.71% (110 mg dabigatran b.i.d. (P=0.003)) and 3.11% (150 mg of dabigatran b.i.d. (P=0.31)). Hemorrhagic stroke: 0.38% per year warfarin) vs 0.12% (110 mg of dabigatran b.i.d. (P<0.001)) and 0.10% (150 mg dabigatran b.i.d. (P<0.001)). RE-LY
  • 8. Primary Efficacy Outcome Stroke and non-CNS Embolism Event Rates are per 100 patient-years Based on Protocol Compliant on Treatment Population 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 0 120 240 360 480 600 720 840 960 No. at risk: Rivaroxaban 6958 6211 5786 5468 4406 3407 2472 1496 634 Warfarin 7004 6327 5911 5542 4461 3478 2539 1538 655 Warfarin HR (95% CI): 0.79 (0.66, 0.96) P-value Non-Inferiority: <0.001 Days from Randomization Cumulativeeventrate(%) Rivaroxaban Rivaroxaban Warfarin Event Rate 1.71 2.16 ROCKET-AF N Eng J Med 2011
  • 9. Granger CB et al. ARISTOTLE study Randomized, double-blind trial, apixaban (at a dose of 5 mg twice daily) vs warfarin (target INR, 2.0 to 3.0) in 18,201 patients with atrial fibrillation and at least one additional risk factor for stroke. Primary outcome was1.27% per year in the apixaban group, as compared with 1.60% per year in the warfarin group (hazard ratio 0.79; P<0.001 for noninferiority; P = 0.01 for superiority). Rates of death from any cause 3.52% and 3.94%, respectively (hazard ratio, 0.89; P = 0.047).
  • 10. Randomized, double-blind, double-dummy trial comparing two once-daily regimens of edoxaban (60 and 30mg) with warfarin in 21,105 patients with moderate to-high-risk atrial fibrillation (median follow-up, 2.8 years).
  • 11. Atrial  FibrillaFon  Trials:  Summary  Results   RE-­‐LY:  110  mg  BID     RE-­‐LY:  150  mg  BID   ROCKET-­‐AF:  20  mg  QD   ARISTOTLE:  5  mg  BID   ENGAGE  AF:  30  mg  QD     ENGAGE  AF:  60  mg  QD   Stroke/SEE  (ITT)   RelaFve  Hazard  RaFo  (95%  CI)*    Favors  NOAC   Favors  warfarin   0.4   0.6   1.0  0.8   1.4   1.6  1.2   1.8   0.91   0.66   0.88   0.79   1.13   0.87   RelaFve  Hazard  RaFo  (95%  CI)   Major  bleeding    Favors  NOAC   Favors  warfarin   0.4   0.6   1.0  0.2   0.8   1.4   1.6  1.2   1.8   0.80   0.93   1.04   0.69   0.47   0.80   1.  Connolly  et  al.  N  Engl  J  Med  2009;361:1139–1151;  2.  Patel  et  al.  N  Engl  J  Med  2011;365:883–891   3.  Granger  et  al.  N  Engl  J  Med  2011;365:981–992;  4.  Giugliano  et  al.  N  Engl  J  Med  2013;  e-­‐pub  ahead  of  print  *97.5%  CI  for  ENGAGE  AF   0.2   Dabigatran Rivaroxaban Apixaban Edoxaban
  • 12. Einstein DVT n= 3400 - Rivaroxaban Patients DVT – no PE open study D-3 D0 screening 72 h 12 months 25% Warfarin è 2 x INR > 2 Warfarin INR 2-3 : 57% <2 : 24.4% >3 : 16.2% Rivaroxaban 20mg od Rivaro 15mgx2 3 weeks ≥D5 ® Initial parenteral treatment 2 days 70% LMWH - 6 months 63% 3 months 12% Initial parenteral treatment LMWH - Harry Buller ESC 2010
  • 13. Randomized, open-label, event-driven, noninferiority trial involving 4832 patients with acute symptomatic pulmonary embolism with or without deep-vein thrombosis, Rivaroxaban (15 mg twice daily for 3 weeks, followed by 20 mg once daily) compared with standard therapy with enoxaparin followed by an adjusted-dose vitamin K antagonist for 3, 6, or 12 months. Major bleeding was observed in 26 patients (1.1%) in the rivaroxaban group and 52 patients (2.2%) in the standard - therapy group (hazard ratio, 0.49; 95% CI, 0.31 to 0.79; P = 0.003).
  • 14. 8101 patients - acute medical illness - ultrasound SC enoxaparin, 40 mg QD, for 10±4 days and oral placebo for 35±4 days or SC placebo for 10±4 days and oral rivaroxaban, 10 mg QD, for 35±4 days Principal safety outcome events: 111 of 3997 patients (2.8%) in the rivaroxaban group and 49 of 4001 patients (1.2%) in the enoxaparin group at day 10 (P<0.001) and in 164 patients (4.1%) and 67 patients (1.7%) in the respective groups at day 35 (P<0.001).
  • 15. VTE  Prophylaxis   VTE   Treatment   Atrial   FibrillaFon   ACS   Apixaban     Orthopaedic  surgery    ADVANCE-­‐1    ADVANCE-­‐2    ADVANCE-­‐3     Medical  paFents    ADOPT       Long  term  secondary  prophylaxis    AMPLIFY-­‐Ext  NCT00633893   AMPLIFY   NCT00643201   AVERROES   ARISTOTLE   (APPRAISE)   APPRAISE-­‐2     Dabigatran     Orthopaedic  surgery    RE-­‐NOVATE    RE-­‐MODEL    RE-­‐MOBILIZE   Long  term  secondary  prophylaxis    RE-­‐MEDY              RE-­‐SONATE   RE-­‐COVER   RE-­‐COVER  II   RE-­‐LY   RELY-­‐ABLE   (NCT00808067)   RE-­‐DEEM   Rivaroxaban   Orthopaedic  surgery    RECORD  I    RECORD  II    RECORD  III    RECORD  IV   Medical  paFents    MAGELLAN   Long  term  secondary  prophylaxis    EINSTEIN-­‐Ext   EINSTEIN-­‐DVT   EINSTEIN-­‐PE   ROCKET-­‐AF   ATLAS-­‐TIMI  46   ATLAS-­‐TIMI  51       Green  :  posiFve  study   Red  :        negaFve  study   Un progrès indiscutable…
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  • 17. Mean follow-up of 2 years, 4591 patients in the RE-LY trial had oral anticoagulant therapy interrupted at least once to have surgery or another invasive procedure. This represented 24.7% of patients assigned to dab-110, 25.4% on dab-150 and 25.9% on warfarin. Mean age 72 y.o. Most common surgeries and procedures: pacemaker or defibrillator insertion (10.3%), dental procedures (10.0%), diagnostic procedures (10.0%), cataract removal (9.3%), colonoscopy (8.6%) and joint replacement (6.2%), with other types of surgery each accounting for a smaller proportion of cases
  • 18. Management, and outcomes, including stroke, non-CNS systemic embolism, death, MI, and bleeding were reported in participants who experienced temporary interruptions (TI 3-30 days) for any reason. 14,236 participants who received at least one dose of study drug, 4692(33%) TI. Median duration of TI was 5 (4,9) days. TI of oral anticoagulation occurred in ~10% of patients/year with only a minority of patients (<10%) receiving bridging therapy 40% experienced TI for a surgical or invasive procedure, while 25% of participants had TI for an adverse event unrelated to bleeding and 13% had TI due to an adverse bleeding event. The remaining (12%) were attributed to subject error (majority), site error, and logistic difficulties. D’ores  et  déjà  20  000  à  25  000  paFents  par   an  en  France     DOI: 10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.113.005754
  • 19. Mrs X •  72 y.o. •  Hypertension •  Creatinine clearance: 50 ml/min •  Total hip replacement •  Dabigatran 220 mg
  • 20. Mrs XAt day 3 : •  Dyspnea •  Hypotension •  Tachycardia •  Oliguria •  Anemia (8 g/dL)
  • 21. Mrs XDay 3: •  2 units of packed red blood cells (RBC) •  Pulmonary embolism (PE) was suspected. Therefore, dabigat- ran was replaced by enoxaparin (0.7 mg/ kg twice daily). Day 4: •  One day later, an angio- scanner excluded PE, and enoxaparin was stopped. •  Hypovolemic shock and severe acute renal failure (creatinine clearance 14 ml/min), and a peritonitis was diagnosed. Laparotomy was performed showing ischaemic lesions requiring bowel resection.
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  • 25. Safety Alerts Warnings and Alerting Severe haemorrhages in patients treated with Prazaxa 12.08.2011 03.11.2011 21.3.2012 Nov.2011 Reuters 7.12.2011
  • 26. McConeghy: the mean age of patients who had an adverse event with dabigatran reported to the FDA (75) was higher than those in the RE-LY trial (71), and more patients who had FDA reported events were female (48%) than included in RELY (36.7%). "This suggests the drug is being used in a different profile of patients from that in the RE-LY trial," he said. Of the 2453 dabigatran bleeding adverse events reported to the FDA, 393 (16%) were fatal, almost double the case fatality rate of patients who bled in the five phase 3 trials of the drug, he noted.
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  • 42. •  AVK largement majoritaires (plus d’1 million de patients traités contre 265 000 pour les NACO), mais large recours à ces nouveaux médicaments en initiation de traitement. •  Près de la moitié des patients débutant un traitement anticoagulant oral s’est vue prescrire un traitement par NACO. Les cardiologues libéraux prescrivent dans près de 3/4 des cas (73%) les NACO en 1ère intention, contre plus d’1/3 des cas (35%) pour les médecins généralistes libéraux. Les médecins hospitaliers se situent à un niveau intermédiaire : près de 44% de leurs prescriptions... •  Les changements de traitements AVK vers NACO ont représenté près de 100 000 patients sur la période observée. •  Selon les dernières données de ventes, 30 % des anticoagulants utilisés en 2013 sont des NACO
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  • 45. Données de l’Assurance Maladie sur le dernier trimestre 2012 : une part des patients sous NACO prend de façon concomitante des médicaments majorant le risque hémorragique : 15% des patients suivent en parallèle un traitement par antiagrégants plaquettaires, 21% un traitement par amiodarone. Près de 10% des patients débutant un traitement par NACO étaient des patients de 80 ans et plus sans surveillance de leur fonction rénale. Une part des prescriptions de NACO estimée entre 5 et 10%, correspond à des indications non validées, éventuellement dangereuses : patients avec une insuffisance hépatique ou rénale, patients avec fibrillation auriculaire et atteints de valvulopathies.
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  • 48. P SIE - GEHTCAM 14/10/2011 Quelle conduite à tenir dans les situations prévisibles suivantes, chez un sujet traité par un nouvel ACO: •  Chirurgie et actes invasifs programmés ? •  Trauma et chirurgie urgente ? •  Relais par un anticoagulant parentéral (ex: voie orale indisponible) ? •  Hémorragie active ? •  Surdosage (accidentel, volontaire ou criminel) ? Antivitamines K Antidotes disponibles (CCP, vit K) Surveillance biologique simple (INR) Importante variabilité phamacocinétique Recommandations publiées Large expérience clinique Nouveaux ACO Pas d antidotes validés Pas de surveillance biologique simple Variabilité pharmacocinétique significative Pas de recommandations publiées Pas d expérience clinique
  • 49. P SIE - GEHTCAM 14/10/2011 dabigatran 150 mg sd PTH (Bistro Ib) Stangier 2005 CV (%) de la concentration plasmatique de dabigatran, 12 h après 150 mg: PETRO-EX: 91 %, RELY: 81 % , BISTRO II: 87 %
  • 50. Journal of the American College of Cardiology, 2013 Plasma concentrations of dabigatran were available from 9,183 and 8,449 patients for peak and trough measurements, respectively. The geometric mean trough concentrations were 64.7 and 91.0 ng/mL for the Dabigatran 110mg b.i.d and Dabigatran 150 dg b.i.d doses, respectively, with 10th to 90th percentiles of 28.2 to 155 ng/mL for Dabigatran 110 and 39.8 to 215 ng/ mL for Dabigatran 150, a 5.2 to 5.5-fold range of variation
  • 51. Journal of the American College of Cardiology, 2013 A multiple logistic regression model showed that the risk of ischemic events was inversely related to trough dabigatran concentrations (p=0.045), with age and previous stroke (both p< 0.0001) as significant covariates. Multiple logistic regression showed major bleeding risk increased with dabigatran exposure (p<0.0001), age (p< 0.0001), aspirin use (p<0.0003) and diabetes (p= 0.018) as significant covariates.
  • 52. 0   50   100   150   200   250   300   ETP  paFents  Apixaban   ETP  paFents   Apixaban   0   50   100   150   200   250   300   peak  paFents  apixaban   peak  paFents   apixaban   0   1   2   3   4   5   6   0   10     LAGTIME   paFents   apixaban     LAGT IME   0   20   40   60   80   100   120   140   0   5   Apixaban.ng/ml   Apixaban.ng/ ml   Données MM SAMAMA
  • 54. Rivaroxaban 10 mg x1 PO One dose
  • 55. Pengo et al. Thromb Haemost 2011; 106: 868 New OAC: Drug interactions 40 % of the target population>75 y.o. è At least 1 P-gp or CYP3A4 inhibitors Jungbauer et al. J Thromb Haemost 2010.
  • 56. GEHTCAM 14/10/2011 •  intrinséques –  Fonctions physiologiques: •  renale (dabigatran > rivaroxaban > apixaban), •  hépatique (apixaban > rivaroxaban > dabigatran) –  Age, sexe –  Variables hématologiques: Ht, Albumine…. –  Poids –  Race, polymorphismes génétiques? •  extrinséque –  Inhibiteurs ou inducteurs d enzymes intervenant dans l absorption, la secretion ou le métabolisme du médicament (P-gp, Cyp 3A4, ….) –  différents selon le médicament Facteurs prédictibles d’exposition au médicament Mise en garde et précautions d emploi Modélisation possible (PK des populations) Adaptation aux populations spéciales si nécessaire Niveau de complexité difficile pour l’application en routine
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  • 64. Becker RC et al. J Thromb Thrombol 2011;32:183–7 Specific Anti-Xa and Apixaban
  • 66. •  Rivaroxaban - anti-FXa activity - PT and aPTT modified according to the reagent (PT more sensitive) •  Apixaban - anti-FXa activity - PT and aPTT not really prolonged •  Dabigatran - Ecarin clotting time, Haemoclot or anti-IIa - PT, aPTT and TT modified according to the reagent (aPTT more sensitive) MM Samama et al. Clin Chem Lab Med 2011;49:761 Specific  Tests  (March  2014)  
  • 67. A single ROTEM™ measurement is not sufficient to exclude coagulation impairment due to the administration of rivaroxaban before an invasive procedure or neuraxial anesthesia
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  • 72. Modalités du relais, si relais… •  J-5: dernière prise fluindione, warfarine dabigatran, rivaroxaban, apixaban •  J-4: pas d’héparine ni d’ACO •  J-3 première dose d’HBPM curatif ou d’HNF, 48h après dernière prise d’ACO •  J-2: HBPM X2 ou HNF sc X2 ou X3 •  J-1: hospitalisation, –  HBPM curatif matin J-1 –  HNF sc soir J-1 •  J0 : chirurgie Il est souhaitable que les interventions aient lieu le matin.
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  • 76. The recommended durations are taken from package inserts, if the information is provided, or are derived from guidelines and drug pharmacokinetics. However, because of the lack of available reversal agents, we prefer to take a more conservative approach, withholding these agents for slightly longer periods than those based on package inserts, guidelines, or pharmacokinetic data (i.e., 1 to 2 days longer than the specifications outlined in the table).
  • 77. When  to  Stop  NOACs  Before  ElecFve  Surgical   Procedures?  –  GradaFon  Based  on  Kidney   FuncFon     Heidbuchel  H,  et  al.  Europace.  2013;15(5):625-­‐651.  
  • 78. Risk of major bleeding during the at-risk period was similar in rivaroxaban-treated and warfarin-treated participants (0.99% vs. 0.79% per 30 days; HR(CI) = 1.26 (0.80, 2.00), P=0.32 Stroke/SE rates during TIs with bridging compared with those without bridging were not different. Rates of major bleeding were similar between bridged and non-bridged TIs, while rates of major/NMCR bleeding appeared numerically higher in patients receiving bridging therapy (4.83% vs. 3.02%).
  • 79. Procédures en urgence ou hémorragies ?
  • 80. P SIE GEHTCAM 14/10/2011 Case 3. Natacha, 88 y.o. •  Atrial Fibrillation treated with dabigatran 110mg b.i.d. •  CHADS2 score: 4 (Hypertension, Age, Transient Ischemic Atack 2011) •  Normal liver function. Creatinine Clearance 40ml/min •  Asymptomatic Angina •  Aspirin, Simvastatin, Verapamil Last oral intake of Pradaxa® 4 hrs ago Fell down at home 2 hrs ago and hip fracture… ????
  • 81. Am J Cardiovasc Drugs, 2013, Nov The mean T for apixaban alone (13.4 h) decreased to 5 h when activated charcoal was administered at 2 or 6 h post-dose
  • 82. Four hours of haemodialysis removed 48.8% and 59.3% of total dabigatran from the central compartment with 200 and 400 ml/minute targeted blood flow, respectively. The anticoagulant activity of dabigatran was linearly related to its plasma levels.There was a minor redistribution of dabigatran (<16%) after the end of the haemodialysis session.
  • 83. Dabigatran (150 mg bid)Rivaroxaban (20 mg bid) Circulation 2011; 124: 1573-1579
  • 84. rFVIIa and PCC partially improved laboratory parameters, but did not reverse rivaroxaban induced-bleeding Anesthesiology. 2012;116:94–102
  • 85. Conclusion: rFVIIa, PCC, and Fibrinogen failed to reverse apixaban-induced bleeding. They only improved several laboratory parameters.
  • 86. Methods In C57BL/6 mice receiving Dabigatran Etexilate (4.5 or 9.0 mg/kg), in vivo and in vitro coagulation assays and dabigatran plasma levels were measured repeatedly. Thirty minutes after inducing ICH by striatal collagenase injection, mice received an intravenous injection of saline, prothrombin complex concentrate (PCC; 100 U/kg), murine fresh-frozen plasma, or recombinant human factor VIIa (8.0 mg/kg). ICH volume was quantified on brain cryosections 24 hours later Recombinant human factor VIIa was ineffective
  • 87. Anesthetized rabbits were treated with 0.4 mg/kg dabigatran followed by PCC doses of 20, 35 or 50 IU.kg-1 or placebo. After a standardized kidney incision, volume of blood loss and time to hemostasis were determined. From an initial mean of 29 mL, blood loss progressively declined by 5.44 mL with a 95% confidence interval (CI) of 2.21–8.67 mL per 10 IU/kg increment in PCC dose (P = 0.002).
  • 88. At a PCC dose of 50 IU/kg blood loss was fully normalized. Increasing PCC doses shortened the median time to hemostasis from 20.0 to 5.7 min (P < 0.001).
  • 89. Thromb Haemost 2012; 108:217-24 dabigatran rivaroxaban For both anticoagulants, lower doses of FEIBA, corresponding to a quarter to half the dose usually used, have potential reversal profile of interest Ex-vivo study, 10 healthy white male subjects were randomised to receive rivaroxaban (20 mg) or dabigatran (150 mg) in one oral administration thrombin generation tests.
  • 90. M Quintana Díaz (1,2), AM Borobia (1,3), MA Rivera Núñez (1), AM Martínez Virto (1), S Fabra (1), JA García-Erce (4), CM Samama (5)
  • 91. By a tighter network of interactions, the antidote achieves an affinity for dabigatran that is ∼350 times stronger than its affinity for thrombin.
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  • 95. CHIRURGIE URGENTE, PRISE EN CHARGE DES HEMORRAGIES ET NACO •  Noter : âge, poids, nom du médicament, dose, nombre de prises par jour, heure de la dernière prise, indication •  Prélever : • créatininémie (calculer une clairance selon Cockcroft) • dosage spécifique: temps de thrombine modifié pour dabigatran activité antiXa spécifique pour le rivaroxaban •  Contacter le laboratoire d’hémostase pour informer du niveau d’urgence et discuter des examens et prélèvements à effectuer •  Interrompre le traitement Une comédication par de l’aspirine ne change rien au raisonnement La surveillance postopératoire doit être prolongée Dans tous les cas: Version 1.0 , 27_11_2012
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  • 99.   Observatoire des Gestes Invasifs et des Hémorragies chez les Patients traités par les Nouveaux AntiCoagulants Oraux   Pour le: GIHP-­‐NACO  -­‐  Mise  en  place  
  • 100. GIHP-­‐NACO  -­‐  Mise  en  place   E-CRF ET SAISIE DE DONNÉES   gihp-­‐naco.fr    
  • 101. GIHP-­‐NACO  -­‐  Mise  en  place   CONTACTS   Pour toute question technique au sujet de l’e-crf (connexion, mot de passe,…) vous pouvez contacter Clininfo: hotline@clininfo.fr ou au 04.78.61.44.22 Pour toute autre interrogation : ROMEGOUX Pauline (ARC): PRomegoux@chu-grenoble.fr ROLLAND Carole (chef de projet): CarRolland@chu-grenoble.fr Tél : 04.76.76.67.29 – 04.76.76.64.13 Fax : 04.76.76.52.42
  • 102. En pratique… •  Un vrai progrès, c’est indiscutable …mais beaucoup d’inquiétude •  Pas d’antidotes pour l’instant … Deux ans ???? •  Monitorage à développer (TT spécifique et anti-Xa spécifique) •  Pour les urgences hémorragiques, recommandations GIHP, essayer d’attendre deux 1/2 vies. Doser. •  CCP ou FEIBA ? Doses ? Pas de NovoSeven® •  Charbon (tous) - Dialyse (dabigatran) •  Registre GIHP-NACO •  Déclarations à la Pharmacovigilance
  • 103. www.eurekapro.fr Registre GIHP-NACO : http://gihp-naco.fr Pauline Romegoux (ARC) promegoux@chu-grenoble.fr