HIV-1 RNA response to antiretroviral treatment in 1280 participants in the Delta Trial:: an extended virology study

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Aboulker, JP [1 ]
Babiker, AG [1 ]
Brun-Vézinet, F [1 ]
Darbyshire, JH [1 ]
Flandre, P [1 ]
Gazzard, B [1 ]
Nunn, AJ [1 ]
Goodall, R [1 ]
Aber, V [1 ]
Bragman, K [1 ]
Breckenridge, AM [1 ]
Carbon, C [1 ]
Charreau, I [1 ]
Chene, G [1 ]
Collis, P [1 ]
Cooper, D [1 ]
Dormont, J [1 ]
Fiddian, P [1 ]
Flepp, M [1 ]
Goebel, FD [1 ]
Hooker, M [1 ]
Lange, J [1 ]
Lüthy, R [1 ]
Peto, TEA [1 ]
Reiss, P [1 ]
Seligmann, M [1 ]
Stone, AB [1 ]
Thomis, J [1 ]
Vella, S [1 ]
Walckenaer, G [1 ]
Warrell, D [1 ]
Weller, IVD [1 ]
Wilber, R [1 ]
Yeni, P [1 ]
Yeo, J [1 ]
Withnall, R [1 ]
Goudsmit, J [1 ]
Huraux, JM [1 ]
van der Noorda, J [1 ]
Weiss, R [1 ]
Boucher, C [1 ]
Schuurman, R [1 ]
Descamps, D [1 ]
Jeffries, D [1 ]
Tedder, R [1 ]
Weber, J [1 ]
Krzyanowski, C [1 ]
Weverling, G [1 ]
机构
[1] UCL, Sch Med, Mortimer Market Ctr, MRC,Clin Trials Unit, London WC1E 6AU, England
关键词
antiviral therapy; progression; HIV-1; RNA; viral load;
D O I
10.1097/00002030-199901140-00008
中图分类号
R392 [医学免疫学]; Q939.91 [免疫学];
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100102 ;
摘要
Objective: To assess changes in HIV RNA and their relationship to disease progression. Design and setting: Delta was a randomized double-blind trial comparing zidovudine (ZDV) monotherapy with ZDV plus didanosine (ddl) or ZDV plus zalcitabine (ddC). Participants had AIDS (with CD4 cell counts above 50 x 10(6)/l), AIDS-related complex, or were asymptomatic with CD4 cell counts below 350 x 10(6)/l. The trial included both ZDV-naive and ZDV-experienced participants. Participants: A total of 1280 participants in the Delta trial whose serum samples had been stored at -70 degrees C and who had a minimum of one sample taken before the start of treatment and at least one later sample. Methods: HIV-1 RNA quantification was performed using the nucleic acid sequence-based amplification HIV-1 RNA quantitative assay with a cut-off of 800 copies/ml. Results: Reductions in HIV RNA by treatment group were consistent with the clinical results; in ZDV-naive participants the maximum median fall occurred at 4 weeks for all three groups (ZDV, 0.54 log(10) copies/ml; ZDV-ddl, 1.38 log(10) copies/ml; ZDV-ddC, 1.31 log(10), copies/ml). On average the reductions were smaller in ZDV-experienced participants but the difference between the monotherapy and combination arms was very similar in ZDV-naive and experienced participants. Baseline HIV RNA levels, adjusted for CD4 cell counts were highly predictive of time to virological response (HIV RNA < 800 copies/ml); HIV RNA nadirs achieved were predictive of survival. Viral load rebound following response was independent of treatment group and previous ZDV therapy. Conclusions: Virological changes in response to treatment are of Value in assessing prognosis and the activity of new therapies; in particular, there is a strong association between the minimum HIV RNA achieved in the first 16 weeks and subsequent clinical response. CD4 cell counts are independently predictive of response. (C) 1999 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
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