New Generation Drug Eluting Stent Nobori: 2 Year Clinical Outcome - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
New Generation Drug Eluting Stent Nobori: 2 Year Clinical Outcome - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
New Generation Drug Eluting Stent Nobori: 2 Year Clinical Outcome of Patients with Chronic Total Occlusion Bernard Chevalier* Dragan Sagic, Carlo Trani, Damras Tresukosol, Peep Laanmets, Mario Lombardi, Enrique Novo Garcia, Stefan Hoffmann,
Disclosure Statement of Financial Interest
In the last five years I, Bernard Chevalier, received research grants or speaker fees
- r I am/was consultant for: Abbott
Vascular, Asahi, Astra Zeneca, AVI, Boston Scientific, Biotronik, Cook, Cordis, Daichi-Sankyo, Eli-Lilly, Iroko, Medtronic, Terumo. I am currently minor shareholder & general mamager of CERC
Introduction
- Successful recanalization of lesions totally
- ccluded for more than 3 months (CTO)
remains a challenging and controversial area
- f interventional cardiology.
- We evaluated efficacy and long-term safety
after treatment of CTO lesions with Nobori, a new generation drug eluting stent, coated only abluminally with a biodegradable polymer and Biolimus A9.
Nobori DES Components
Drug Carrier
Biodegradable Poly Lactic Acid Abluminal coating 9 to 12 months degradation
Biolimus A9™
Powerful anti-proliferative, anti-inflammatory properties Stent Platform Excellent flexibility Innovative delivery system with hydrophilic M-coating
Nobori DES
Primary endpoint:
Target Lesion Failure (TLF) at 12 months: TLF- composite of cardiac death, myocardial infarction (TV related) and target lesion revascularisation (TLR)
NOBORI – CTO Study
CTO = Chronic Total Occlusion > 3 months old with TIMI 0 TO= Total occlusion < 3 months old 97 patients underwent treatment of a CTO lesion > 3 months old 59 patients underwent treatment of a TO lesion < 3 months old
Design # of patients per group # of lesions per group Follow-up Inclusion/Exclusion Criteria Multicentre, prospective, observational study 97 in CTO / 59 in TO 105 in CTO / 59 in TO 1m, 6m, 1y, 2y, 3y, 4y, 5y All commers
NOBORI – CTO Study
2 years FUP = 95%
PI: G.B. Danzi Executive Operational Committee:
- B. Chevalier
- P. Urban
- W. Wijns
- M. Wiemer
- J. Goicolea
- A. Serra
Monitoring:
- 100% monitoring on-line
- 30% of patients on-site
- EMCD and independent monitors
Study management: EMCD-Terumo Data management:
- Electronic data collection KIKA
Medical Sponsor:
- Terumo Europe
Steering Committee:
- E. Stabile
- K. E. Hauptmann
- P. Kala
- J. Koolen
- R. Koning
- F. Fath-Ordoubadi
- D. Carrie
CEC:
- C. Hanet
- G. Stankovic
- J. Vos
- M.A. Vogt
- B. Rensing
- C.J. Royaards
Angiographic Corelab:
- MCR – Milan
- CorExperts - Belgrade
NOBORI – CTO Study Organization and Management
Age, years (Mean ±SD) Male (%) Previous MI (%) Prior PCI (%) Prior CABG (%) Diabetes Mellitus (%) Hyperlipidemia (%) Hypertension (%) Current smoker (%) CTO >3 months N = 97 62±11 85.6 (83 pts) 37.1 (36 pts) 23.7 (23 pts) 10.3 (10 pts) 29.9 (29 pts) 76.3 (74 pts) 70.1 (68 pts) 23.7 (23 pts) TO <3 months N=59 61±14 84.8 (50 pts) 44.1 (26 pts) 23.7 (14 pts) 1.7 (1 pts) 15.3 (9 pts) 61 (36 pts) 66.1 (39 pts) 28.8 (17 pts)
NOBORI – CTO Study Baseline Demographics
NOBORI – CTO Study Angina status pre-procedure
Unstable angina Silent ischemia Stable angina CTO >3 months N = 97 % 16.5 19.6 63.9 TO <3 months N = 59 % 47.5 15.3 37.3
7 10 1 3
1
12 8
1
5
1
9
NOBORI – CTO Study Lesion Location
+ 1 lesion in graft 19 16 3
1 1
23 15
1 1
9
1 4 1
8
2
CTO TO
- No. of diseased vessels
- No. of lesions detected pp*
- No. of lesions treated pp*
- No. of stents pp*
CTO >3 months N = 97 (n ±SD) 1.88±0.79 2.19±1.17 1.53±0.71 2.62±1.54 TO <3 months N=59 (n ±SD) 1.72±0.77 2.02±1.13 1.40±0.69 2.29±1.38
NOBORI – CTO Study Study Procedure
All lesions in patient with at least 1 CTO lesion *per patient
STENTS PER LESION 1 2 ≥3 ONLY Balloon PTCA Post-dilatation CTO >3 months N = 105 % 44.8 % 31.4% 17.1% 6.7% 43.8% TO <3 months N=59 52.5% 30.5% 13.6% 3.4% 40.7%
NOBORI – CTO Study Study Procedure
Occlusion of small side branch, asymptomatic Dissections CTO >3 months N = 105 1.1 % 9.5% TO <3 months N = 59 3.0 % 8.5 %
NOBORI – CTO Study Procedural complications
None of the reported complications led to SAE during procedure
TIMI 0 TIMI 1 TIMI 2 TIMI 3
TIMI pre-procedure CTO
% 91.6 8.4 0.0 0.0
TO
% 81.8 18.2 0.0 0.0
TIMI post-procedure CTO
% 1.9 0.9 3.8 93.3
TO
% 0.0 0.0 1.7 98.3
NOBORI – CTO Study Pre- and Post-Procedure TIMI flow
NOBORI – CTO Study Baseline QCA Data
(mean±SD) RVD- pre, mm RVD - post, mm MLD pre, mm MLD post, mm DS – pre (%) DS – post (%) Acute gain in-stent, mm Acute gain in-segment, mm CTO >3 months N=86 2.16±0.73 2.85±0.50 0.06±0.22 2.01±0.54 97.4±9.1 15.2±6.2 2.36±0.44 1.95±0.56 TO <3 months N=48 1.96±0.47 2.84±0.46 0.10±0.24 2.13±0.47 94.1±13.9 15.2±6.4 2.30±0.47 2.04 ±0.59
* Moderate / severe
NOBORI – CTO Study Lesion Characteristics
Ostial Bifurcation Calcification* Eccentricity* CTO >3 months N=86 % 8.1 18.6 38.4 58.1 TO <3 months N=48 12.5 16.7 35.4 54.2
OUTCOMES up to 2 YEARS
Cardiac Death MI TLR - CABG TLR - PCI TVR-PCI, non TL TLF MACE
CTO >3 months
N= 97 % (No)
3.1 (3 pts) 1.0 (1 pt) 1.0 (1 pt) 2.1 (2 pts) 0.0 (0 pt) 5.2 (5 pts) 6.2 (6 pts)
TO <3 months
N=59 % (No)
1.7 (1 pt) 1.7 (1 pt) 0 (0 pt) 0 (0 pt) 3.4 (2 pt) 3.4 (2 pts) 5.1 (3 pts)
NOBORI – CTO Study Clinical outcomes up to 2 years
NO Stent Thrombosis (early, late or very late )
TLF = Target Lesion Failure (Cardiac death, MI, clinically driven TLR); MACE = Cardiac death, any MI and TVR
NOBORI – CTO Study Clinical outcomes up to 2 years
TLF = Target Lesion Failure (Cardiac death, MI, clinically driven TLR); MACE = Cardiac death, any MI and TVR
CTO TO 1 year 2 years MI Cardiac Death TLR-CABG TLR-PCI TVR-nTL MACE TLF ST Cardiac Death 3,1 1,7 MI 1,0 1,7 TLR- CABG 1,0 0,0 TLR-PCI 2,1 0,0 TVR-nTL 0,0 3,4 MACE 6,2 5,1 TLF 5,2 3,4 ST 0,0 0,0 0,0 0,0
Total
0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
NOBORI – CTO Study Conclusions
Nobori stent proves to be safe and efficient when used to treat chronic total occlusions The absence of stent thrombosis up to 2 years despite multiple stent overlapping is particularly appealing and diserves further clincial investigation in the larger cohort
- f patients