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Title: Disclosures


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Disclosures
  • Philip L. McCarthy Jr. BMT Program Roswell Park
    Cancer Institute, Buffalo, NY
  • Participated in Dor Pharma acute
    Graft-versus-Host Disease (GvHD) Phase III study
    examining beclomethasone diproprionate (BDP)
  • Involved in the design of future large chronic
    GvHD study
  • Asked by BMC Communications Group, LLC if I would
    speak regarding the RPCI experience with BDP
  • Paid for travel myself

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Iyer et al Long-Term Use of Oral Beclomethasone
Dipropionate (BDP) for the Treatment of
Gastrointestinal (GI) Graft-versus-Host Disease
(GvHD). Biology of Blood and Marrow
Transplantation 11587-592, 2005
  • Investigational New Drug (IND) application for
    each patient and cross-referenced originally with
    Enteron IND
  • RPCI BMT program interest in BDP use long-term
    for chronic GvHD of the GI tract
  • Used BDP as capsule from Enteron as well as
    compounded in corn oil and later in capsules
  • BDP was used for the treatment of acute and
    chronic GI GvHD that was refractory to front line
    immunosuppressive therapy (calcineurin inhibitor
    and methylprednisolone 1-2 mg/kg/day or
    equivalent) or unable to wean or tolerate
    steroids without a GI GvHD flare
  • BDP used as a systemic steroid-sparing agent

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Patient Results, Iyer et al BBMT. 11587-592,
2005
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Patient Characteristics, Iyer et al BBMT.
11587-592 (2005)
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BDP use at RPCI
  • Pharmacy-compounded at present
  • We would prefer a standardized formulation that
    would allow for upper and lower GI tract exposure
  • We have used BDP in over 30 GI GvHD patients with
    a response (decreased immunosuppression) in
    approximately 60 of patients
  • Well tolerated in long-term use
  • BDP blunts ACTH stimulation test adrenal response
    but does not have the systemic effects of
    standard steroid therapy
  • Is this due to the liver first pass effect with
    metabolites that do not result in symptomatic
    adrenal suppression?
  • BDP is the only drug added to steroids for
    upfront therapy of acute GvHD that generates a
    superior outcome. Most immunosuppressive drugs
    added to steroids result in worse or equivalent
    outcomes
  • BDP is useful therapy for acute GvHD and
    potentially for chronic GI GvHD (to be studied)
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