Summary of outcomes from WHO Expert Group Meeting on Drug Susceptibility Testing - PRELIMINARY -

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Summary of outcomes from WHO Expert Group Meeting on Drug Susceptibility Testing PRELIMINARY 4 th Annual GLI meeting 17 April 2012 Fuad Mirzayev Laboratories, Diagnostics and Drug Resistance unit, Stop TB Department WHO, Geneva 1

EGM on DST: Objectives 1. To review critical concentrations for phenotypic DST methods; 2. To review the evidence base and evaluate data from a systematic review on the accuracy and reproducibility of WHOendorsed DST methods 3. To evaluate data assessing the relationship between DST results and treatment outcomes with use of that drug; 4. To review available data from laboratory validation and field evaluation studies on the performance characteristics of Hain MTBDRsl molecular line probe assays for the diagnosis of secondline drug resistance 5. To outline issues to be addressed by WHO in subsequent policy recommendations. 2

Data sources used for decisions in EGM Systematic review and metaanalysis of the accuracy and reproducibility of WHOendorsed phenotypic DST methods for first and secondline antitb drugs; Delphi survey among SRLs; Individual Patient Data (IPD) metaanalysis of patients with MDR TB on association of DST results with patient outcomes; Laboratory validation and field evaluation studies on the performance characteristics of Hain MTBDRsl molecular line probe assay for the diagnosis of secondline drug resistance. 3

EGM on DST: Objectives 1. To review critical concentrations for phenotypic DST methods; 2. To review the evidence base and evaluate data from a systematic review on the accuracy and reproducibility of WHOendorsed DST methods 3. To evaluate data assessing the relationship between DST results and treatment outcomes with use of that drug; 4. To review available data from laboratory validation and field evaluation studies on the performance characteristics of Hain MTBDRsl molecular line probe assays for the diagnosis of secondline drug resistance 5. To outline issues to be addressed by WHO in subsequent policy recommendations. 4

1. Methods and concentrations Summary of updates in recommended methods & concentrations Established for Levofloxacin, Moxifloxacin (2 levels) Removal of Ciprofloxacin Changed for quinolones, aminoglycosides and cycloserine MGIT 960 LJ 7H10 7H11 Ciprofloxacin removed removed removed removed Ofloxacin revised to 4 µg/ml Levofloxacin Revised to 1.5 µg/ml revised to 1µg/ml Moxifloxacin established at 0.5 and 2.0 µg/ml Amikacin established at 30 µg/ml established at 0.5 and 2.0 µg/ml established at 4 µg/ml Capreomycin revised to 4 µg/ml removed Kanamycin established at 2.5 µg/ml Cycloserine revised to 30 µg/ml 5

Critical concentrations for first and secondline DST 2008 guidance updated Table Drug group a Group 1 Firstline oral antitb agents Isoniazid Rifampicin c Ethambutol d Pyrazinamide Drug DST method available Liquid Löwenstein Jensen b 0.2 40.0 2.0 DST critical concentrations (μg/ml) Middlebrook 7H10 b 0.2 5.0 Middlebrook 7H11 b 0.2 7.5 MGIT960 0.1 5.0 100.0 Group 2 Injectable antitb agents Streptomycin e Kanamycin Amikacin Capreomycin 4.0 30.0 30.0 40.0 2.0 5.0 4.0 4.0 2.0 6.0 2.5 2.5 Group 3 Fluoroquinolones Ofloxacin f Levofloxacin Moxifloxacin g Gatifloxacin h Solid,liquid Solid 4.0 2.0 0.5/2.0 2.0 2.0 1.5 0.5/2.0 Group 4 i Oral bacteriostatic secondline antitb agents Ethionamide Prothionamide Cycloserine Paminosalicylic acid Solid 40.0 40.0 30.0 5.0 2.0 10.0 8.0 5.0 2.5 4.0 Group 5 i AntiTB agents with unclear efficacy (not recommended by WHO for routine use in MDRTB patients) Clofazimine Amoxicillin/clavulanate Clarithromycin Linezolid Liquid None None Liquid 6

EGM on DST: Objectives 1. To review critical concentrations for phenotypic DST methods; 2. To review the evidence base and evaluate data from a systematic review on the accuracy and reproducibility of WHOendorsed DST methods 3. To evaluate data assessing the relationship between DST results and treatment outcomes with use of that drug; 4. To review available data from laboratory validation and field evaluation studies on the performance characteristics of Hain MTBDRsl molecular line probe assays for the diagnosis of secondline drug resistance 5. To outline issues to be addressed by WHO in subsequent policy recommendations. 7

2. DST method accuracy and reproducibility Expert Group agreed that DST for Isoniazid, Rifampicin, SL injectables and fluoroquinolones are accurate and reproducible across various settings. It was therefore concluded that testing for these drugs be recommended. All FQs should be tested to guide the choice of the most appropriate agent. Expert Group agreed that reaching accuracy and reproducibility for most of Group 4 and 5 drugs remain technically challenging or problematic. It was therefore concluded that country investment in developing such capacity cannot be recommended until more research has been done. 8

2. DST methods comparison MDRTB risk groups = high prevalence of Rifresistance Either LPA or Xpert MTB/RIF can be used as primary diagnostic test for Rifresistance, once country proficiency has been documented using phenotypic DST as reference standard 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% PPV Xpert MTB/RIF Rif resistance Groups not at risk of MDRTB = low prevalence of Rifresistance Second independent test is required to confirm Rifresistance, e.g. XP and LPA, Xpert MTB/RIF and phenotypic DST, LPA and phenotypic DST etc. once country proficiency has been documented using phenotypic DST as reference standard 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% NPV Xpert MTB/RIF Rif resistance PPV MTBDRplus Rif resistance NPV MTBDRplus Rif resistance RIF resistance prevalence 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 9

EGM on DST: Objectives 1. To review critical concentrations for phenotypic DST methods; 2. To review the evidence base and evaluate data from a systematic review on the accuracy and reproducibility of WHOendorsed DST methods 3. To evaluate data assessing the relationship between DST results and treatment outcomes with use of that drug; 4. To review available data from laboratory validation and field evaluation studies on the performance characteristics of Hain MTBDRsl molecular line probe assays for the diagnosis of secondline drug resistance 5. To outline issues to be addressed by WHO in subsequent policy recommendations. 10

3. DST results relationship with treatment outcomes Expert Group acknowledged number of limitations of the IPD data used for review: dataset with only MDR patients; regimens highly variable; DST methods and drug concentrations variable; effect of individual drugs only assessed; confounding, etc.. Expert Group concluded that: The relationship of DST with treatment outcomes was clear for DST results to identify MDR and XDRTB. The relationship of DST with treatment outcomes was less pronounced and much more variable for other drugs. Although DST to some of the 2 nd line drugs showed minimal/modest effect in treatment outcome, more research and data are required. 11

EGM on DST: Objectives 1. To review critical concentrations for phenotypic DST methods; 2. To review the evidence base and evaluate data from a systematic review on the accuracy and reproducibility of WHOendorsed DST methods 3. To evaluate data assessing the relationship between DST results and treatment outcomes with use of that drug; 4. To review available data from laboratory validation and field evaluation studies on the performance characteristics of Hain MTBDRsl molecular line probe assays for the diagnosis of secondline drug resistance 5. To outline issues to be addressed by WHO in subsequent policy recommendations. 12

4. MTBDRsl molecular line probe assays MTBDRsl LPA: Not a replacement for phenotypic DST (strong) May be used as a triage test to guide further treatment decisions (conditional; treatment approach to be outlined) Test cannot be used to define XDRTB for surveillance purposes (conditional) 13

EGM on DST: Objectives 1. To review critical concentrations for phenotypic DST methods; 2. To review the evidence base and evaluate data from a systematic review on the accuracy and reproducibility of WHOendorsed DST methods 3. To evaluate data assessing the relationship between DST results and treatment outcomes with use of that drug; 4. To review available data from laboratory validation and field evaluation studies on the performance characteristics of Hain MTBDRsl molecular line probe assays for the diagnosis of secondline drug resistance 5. To outline issues to be addressed by WHO in subsequent policy recommendations. 14

5. Research priorities Studies that systematically evaluate headtohead test comparisons using appropriate design and linked to patient outcomes; Borderline Rifampicin resistance (prevalence, geographic spread); Studies to describe molecular mutations for secondline drugs to advance development of molecular/genotypic tests; DST to some Group 5 drugs and new/under development drugs 15

Next steps Additional analyses from the IPD data set to answer questions forthcoming from the Expert Group Preparation of draft EGM report Presentation of preliminary recommendations at STAG Updated WHO policy guidance by Q3, 2012 16