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- Driving the CaR to Achieve the NKF K/DOQI Bone Metabolism and Disease
Guidelines
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- Rapid onset of action—PTH levels declined within 30–60 minutes after
oral administration
- Extent of PTH reduction was largely
dose-dependent
- Maximum effect on PTH secretion occurred approximately 2–6 hours
post-dose
- Therapeutic effect of lowering PTH is ~ 24 hours
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- Absorption
- Well absorbed
- Administration with food increases bioavailability
- Distribution
- Highly protein bound (97%)
- Large volume of distribution
- Metabolism
- Metabolized predominantly by hepatic microsomal enzymes
- Inhibits CYP2D6
- Elimination
- Terminal half-life 30–40 hours
- Steady state achieved within 7 days
- Not dialyzable
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- Parallel studies: NA and AUS/EUR
- Dec 20, 2001 to Jan 16, 2003
- Enrollment: NA (410) ; AUS/EUR (331)
- Randomization
- Cinacalcet (371)
- Placebo (370)
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- Inclusions
- Adults w/ thrice-weekly HD for ³ 3 mo
- PTH ³ 300 pg/mL x 3
- Ca2+ ³ 8.4 mg/dL
- Stable Vit.D &/or Phosphate binder, if prescribed
- Exclusions
- Cancer, infection
- Drugs metabolized by P-450 2D6
- Flecainade, thioridazine, lithium, TCA
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- Randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled
- Study duration: 26 weeks
- Phase 1: 12-wk titration
- Phase 2: 14-wk efficacy-assessment
- Dose adjustments: 30, 60, 90, 120, 180 mg/d
- Initial dose 30 mg/d, adjusted q 3 wk in phase 1, and q 4 wk in phase 2
- Increased if I-PTH > 200, S.Ca ≥ 7.8
- Reduced if I-PTH < 100 on 3 consecutive visits, or S.E. occurred
- Standard care of 2° HPT
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- Ca/P/PTH q-study visit pre-dialysis
- - Weekly during dose-titration
- - Bi-weekly during efficacy-assessment
- Bone-specific alkaline phosphatase (BSAP) at wks 0 and 26
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- Primary:
- Proportion with mean I-PTH £ 250
pg/mL
- during efficacy-assessment phase
- Secondary:
- - Proportion with ³ 30% PTH
decrease
- - Percent change of Ca/ P/ I-PTH/ (Ca × P)
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- Targets the CaR, the dominant regulator of PTH production
- Greater achievement of K/DOQI targets than currently achievable
- Can be used with all other agents to achieve K/DOQI targets
- Monitoring should be done periodically as with any other intervention
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- Reversible “chemical parathyroidectomy”
- Inhibit PTH secretion
- Inhibit PTH synthesis
- Inhibit PTH gland proliferation (hyperplasia)
- No development of tolerance
- Lower Ca, P, and product
- Can cause intermittent changes in PTH levels
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- CaR allosteric effector (cell
surf.)
- ↓ Ca × P product
- Oral
- Rapid onset (minutes) and short duration of action (hours to days)
- Effects external to PTH gland
- PTH recycling
- Inhibits PTH synthesis, secretion
- VDR ligand (genomic receptor)
- ↑ Ca × P product
- Oral or parenteral
- Slow onset and long duration of action (days to weeks)
- Effects external to PTH gland
- No PTH recycling
- Inhibits PTH synthesis
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