Clarifying the Optimal Application of SLT Therapy (COAST) Trial
阐明 SLT 疗法 (COAST) 试验的最佳应用
基本信息
- 批准号:10022560
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 178.86万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2020
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2020-09-30 至 2025-08-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AdherenceArgonBiologicalCell physiologyCellsClinical ResearchComplexCorneaDataData SetDevelopmentDoseDropsEffectivenessEyeFaceFailureFree WillFreedomGlaucomaGoalsHealthHumanImpairmentInflammationItalyLaser SurgeryLasersLightLongevityMaintenanceMedicalMolecularMulti-Institutional Clinical TrialNewly DiagnosedOcular HypertensionOpen-Angle GlaucomaOperative Surgical ProceduresOutcomeParticipantPatientsPatternPharmaceutical PreparationsPhysiologic Intraocular PressureProcessProtocols documentationRandomizedRandomized Clinical TrialsRegimenRetreatmentSafetySeriesShapesSiteSpecific qualifier valueSpike PotentialSpottingsSurvival RateSynthetic ProstaglandinsSystemTherapy trialTimeTrabecular meshwork structureTrabeculectomyVisionaqueouscomparative efficacycompliance behaviordesigndisorder controlfollow-upglaucoma surgeryhigh riskminimally invasivenovel therapeuticspreservationpreventprimary outcomeprocedure safetyrandomized trialresponsetissue culturetreatment strategy
项目摘要
COAST Abstract
Open-angle glaucoma (OAG) is managed primarily with topical medical therapy, with laser and surgical
interventions reserved for those in whom medical therapy is ineffective, intolerable, or inappropriate. The
effectiveness of medical therapy is limited by patient adherence with therapy; inadequate adherence has been
extensively documented. Selective laser trabeculoplasty (SLT) has comparable efficacy to preferred first-line
prostaglandin analogues, is very safe, and obviates the need for daily medical therapy in most patients when
applied as primary therapy. A recent randomized trial demonstrated superior glaucoma outcomes (less
progression, fewer surgeries required) in newly diagnosed OAG patients receiving primary SLT vs. medical
therapy, providing the evidentiary basis for a paradigm shift that is already underway in which SLT supplants
medical therapy as the preferred first-line treatment for OAG. SLT is largely performed as first described by its
inventor; little exploration of dose-response has been undertaken. An intriguing data set from Italy (with
significant weaknesses and limitations) suggests that low energy SLT repeated annually is far more effective
than standard SLT repeated as needed when its effect wanes, in delaying or preventing the need for topical
medical therapy. This finding is consistent with the limited data exploring the dose-response relationship
between SLT and intraocular pressure (IOP) reduction. Further, it is biologically plausible that ongoing health
maintenance of trabecular meshwork (TM) function with proactive annual low energy SLT would better
preserve the TM's long-term health and function than a repeated cycle of SLT, progressive TM re-impairment
by the glaucoma process, loss of IOP control, and repeat SLT. Our proposal describes a multi-center clinical
trial to answer two key questions: 1) Is primary low energy SLT as effective as primary standard energy SLT in
newly diagnosed and treatment-naïve patients with mild-moderate OAH or high-risk ocular hypertension?; and
2) Does annual low energy repeat SLT more effectively delay or prevent the need for medical therapy
compared to standard SLT repeated as needed when its effect wanes and IOP rises? Participants will be
randomized to initial standard SLT or initial low energy SLT with the possibility of a single repeat SLT as
needed in the first year of the study. The first primary outcome will be 12-month survival where failure
represents the need for repeat SLT to achieve/maintain protocol-specified target IOP. At Month 12, all
participants who remain medication-free will be re-randomized to undergo repeat SLT either as needed when
IOP exceeds target IOP (at initially randomized energy) or to annual low energy SLT irrespective of IOP. The
second primary outcome will be 42-month medication-free survival in subjects who were medication-free at
Month 12. Our study seeks to clarify the optimal way to utilize SLT with the ultimate goal of maximizing long-
term SLT responsiveness and medication-free survival. If successful, our results will shape the course of
treatment for most newly diagnosed and treatment-naïve patients with mild-moderate OAG or high-risk OHT.
海岸摘要
开角型青光眼 (OAG) 主要通过局部药物治疗、激光和手术治疗
为那些药物治疗无效、无法耐受或不适当的患者保留的干预措施。这
药物治疗的有效性受到患者治疗依从性的限制;依从性不够
广泛记录。选择性激光小梁成形术 (SLT) 的疗效与首选一线疗法相当
前列腺素类似物非常安全,并且大多数患者无需进行日常药物治疗
用作主要治疗。最近的一项随机试验表明,青光眼的治疗效果较好(较少
与接受传统 SLT 治疗的新诊断 OAG 患者相比,接受初次 SLT 治疗的 OAG 患者病情进展、所需手术更少
疗法,为已经开始的范式转变(SLT 取代 SLT)提供证据基础
药物治疗作为 OAG 的首选一线治疗。 SLT 很大程度上按照其最初描述的方式执行
发明者;对剂量反应的探索很少。来自意大利的有趣数据集(
显着的弱点和局限性)表明每年重复的低能量 SLT 更为有效
比标准 SLT 在其效果减弱时根据需要重复进行,可以延迟或防止局部用药的需要
药物治疗。这一发现与探索剂量反应关系的有限数据一致
SLT 和眼压 (IOP) 降低之间的关系。此外,持续的健康在生物学上是合理的
通过主动每年低能量 SLT 来维护小梁网 (TM) 功能会更好
与重复的 SLT 周期(渐进性 TM 重新损伤)相比,可以保持 TM 的长期健康和功能
青光眼过程、眼压控制丧失和重复 SLT。我们的提案描述了多中心临床
尝试回答两个关键问题:1) 初级低能 SLT 是否与初级标准能源 SLT 一样有效?
新诊断和未接受过治疗的轻中度 OAH 或高危高眼压患者?和
2) 每年低能量重复 SLT 是否能更有效地延迟或避免药物治疗的需要
与标准 SLT 相比,当其效果减弱且 IOP 上升时,根据需要重复?参加者将是
随机分配到初始标准 SLT 或初始低能量 SLT,并可能进行单次重复 SLT
学习第一年需要。第一个主要结果将是 12 个月的生存率,其中失败
表示需要重复 SLT 来实现/维持协议指定的目标 IOP。第 12 个月时,所有
保持不服药的参与者将根据需要重新随机接受重复 SLT
IOP 超过目标 IOP(在初始随机能量下)或达到年度低能量 SLT,无论 IOP 如何。这
第二个主要结局是在 2019 年未接受药物治疗的受试者的 42 个月无药物生存期。
第 12 个月。我们的研究旨在阐明利用 SLT 的最佳方式,最终目标是最大化长期收益
术语 SLT 反应性和无药物生存期。如果成功,我们的结果将决定整个过程
为大多数新诊断和初治的轻中度 OAG 或高危 OHT 患者提供治疗。
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Clarifying the Optimal Application of SLT Therapy (COAST) Trial
阐明 SLT 疗法 (COAST) 试验的最佳应用
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