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Single PI experienced/NNRTI naive pts. (n=70) with viral load (VL) 103-105 copies/mL on current therapy were randomized to a blinded ABT-378/r dose (400/100 vs. 400/200 mg BID) with nevirapine and two NRTIs (at least one new). Previous PI included IDV (44%), NFV (36%), SQV (13%), RTV (6%), and APV (1%). For baseline viral isolates with full PI phenotype data available (N=57), 63% had ³ 4-fold loss in susceptibility to their previous PI and 32% to ³ 3 licensed PIs. Median baseline VL was 4.0 log10 copies/mL. At wk 96, 61% of patients for the Intent-to-Treat Missing = Failure analysis (On-treatment: 85%) in the 400/100 mg dose group and 59% of patients ITT M = F (On-treatment: 83%) in the 400/200 mg dose group had VL < 400 copies/mL. Analyses using an ultrasensitive viral load assay (< 50 copies/mL) are in progress. Mean increase from baseline in CD4 cells at wk 96 was 199 cells/m L overall. The most common drug-related adverse events of at least moderate severity were diarrhea and asthenia. Lipid elevations were the most common laboratory abnormality. Both doses have been well tolerated to date with 4 discontinuations for adverse events related to ABT-378/r through 96 weeks. ABT-378/r is well tolerated and in combination with NVP AND 2 NRTIs exhibits durable antiretroviral effect through 96 weeks in the majority of patients who have previously failed a single PI-based regimen.
Durable Suppression of HIV+RNA After Two Years of
Therapy with ABT-378/Ritonavir © 2000 Medical Advocates for Social Justice
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