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JNC 8 Update on Hypertension Guidelines Alan Cementina, MD Associate Clinical Professor Family Medicine Center at Asylum Hill

Session 3B JNC on Hypertension Alan Cementina MD

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  • JNC 8

    Update on Hypertension

    Guidelines

    Alan Cementina, MD

    Associate Clinical Professor

    Family Medicine Center at Asylum Hill

  • DISCLOSURE

    I have not had nor do I currently have any

    financial relationships with the manufacturers of

    health care products.

    I will not discuss any pharmaceuticals, medical

    procedures, or devices that are investigational or

    unapproved for their stated use by the FDA.

  • JNC 8?

    JNC Late

    JNC Wait

    JNC.

    Not!

  • NHLBI adopts new collaborative

    partnership model for clinical practice

    guidelines development

    Gary H. Gibbons, M.D. - June 19, 2013

    In June 2012, the NHLBAC recommended that the Institute transition to a

    new model in accordance with the best practice standards established by

    the IOM, in which the Institute focuses its primary effort on the generation

    of high-quality systematic evidentiary reviews and supports the

    development of clinical practice guidelines through partnerships with

    professional societies and other organizations.

  • GOALS

    Identify Highlights of JNC7.

    Understand evidence influencing

    recommendations for new BP goals.

    Understand evidence influencing the

    recommendations for choice of first line

    therapy.

    Identify concerns about Beta-Blockers.

    Be aware of the role of spirinolactone.

  • 2003

  • Measuring BP

    Seated quietly for 5 min in chair.

    Feet on floor, arm supported at heart level.

    No caffeine, exercise or smoking for 30min.

    Cuff bladder encircle at least 80% arm circ.

    At least 2 measurements and average.

  • Measuring BP

    Inflate 20-30mmHg above pulse extinction.

    Deflate at rate of 2mmHg/sec.

    SBP = onset of 1st Karotkoff sound.

    DBP = disappearance of Karotkoff sounds.

  • Study drug

    Add on drug

    BP achieved

    Population

    End Points

  • Psaty B, JAMA, 1997, 277(9)

  • Antihypertensive and Lipid-Lowering

    Treatment to Prevent Heart Attack Trial

    JAMA 2002;288:2981-97

    33,357 pts age >55 with stage 1-2 HTN and 1

    other CHD risk factor.

    Randomized, double-blind, active-controlled

    clinical trial.

    Randomized to amlodipine or lisinopril, v.

    chlorthalidone. (doxazosin)

    Goal BP

  • Copyright restrictions may apply.

    The ALLHAT Officers and Coordinators for the ALLHAT Collaborative Research Group, JAMA 2002;288:2981-2997.

    Cumulative Event Rates for All-Cause Mortality, Stroke, Combined Coronary Heart Disease, Combined Cardiovascular Disease, Heart Failure, and Hospitalized Plus Fatal Heart Failure by

    Treatment Group

    A

    L

    C

  • JNC7 Summary

    Lowering SBP as close to 120 mmHg as is feasible is the single most important goal.

    Traditional agents (thiazide diuretics) are the most cost effective choice for initial Rx.

    Few of your patients will be adequately treated using whatever you choose first.

    Certain drug classes confer particular benefit for selected patients with specific co-morbid conditions.

  • JNC7 Summary

    ACEI/ARB should be included for patients

    with DM.

    ACEI/ARB/BB/HCTZ should be included for

    patients with CAD.

    ACEI/ARB/BB/AA/diuretic should be used

    for patients with impaired LV systolic function.

    CCB not recommended in HF.

  • 2013

    Is a BP

  • Antihypertensive Therapy in the Elderly

  • Antihypertensive Therapy in the Elderly

  • HYVET Hypertension in the Very Elderly Trial

    NEJM 2008; 358: 1887-98.

    3,485 patients from Europe, China*, Australasia, and Tunisia aged 80 and older with SBP 160 mmHg

    Randomized to indapamide SR (Lozol) 1.5 mg vs placebo

    After 3 mo, perindopril (Aceon) 2/4 mg could be added

    Target BP 150/80 mmHg

    Primary endpoint = fatal or nonfatal stroke

    * 95% of patients from Eastern Europe or China

  • NEJM 2008; 358: 1887-98

  • NEJM 2008; 358: 1887-98

  • Benazepril plus HCTZ or amlodipine

  • Journal of Hypertension 2009, 27:13601369

    ONTARGET

    Composite of CV

    death, MI, stroke or

    hospitalization for

    heart failure.

    Telmisartan, Ramipril, or both in high risk patients

  • ACCORD BP

    NEJM 2010; 362: 1575-85.

    4733 pts with type 2 DM at high CV risk.

    Randomized to SBP

  • Am J Cardiol 2007;99[suppl]:44i55i

  • N Engl J Med 2010;362:1575-85.

  • N Engl J Med 2010;362:1575-85.

    Event rate

    in the

    Standard

    Rx group

    was 50%

    lower than

    expected

  • Summary of Recent Studies Evaluating

    Goal BP

    2008 HYVET Low risk > 80y/o: SBP

  • 2013

    Are all thiazide diuretics equivalent?

    Are they still the best choice for

    initial therapy?

  • Chlorthalidone vs HCTZ Estimated Dosing

    Equivalence based on Estimated Equivalent

    BP Reduction

    6.5

    12

    20

    28

    6.4

    18

    3.8

    24

    18

    23

    0

    5

    10

    15

    20

    25

    30

    3 6 12.5 25 50 100 200

    HCTZ Chlor.

    Red

    ucti

    on

    in

    SB

    P (

    mm

    Hg

    )

    Carter BL, Ernst ME, Cohen JD. Hypertension 2004;43:4-9.

    50 mg HCTZ ~ 25 to 37.5 mg

    chlorthalidone

    We conducted a literature search

    from 1960 to 2003 to identify

    studies that evaluated the

    pharmacokinetic and blood

    pressurelowering effects of these 2 agents.

  • Major U.S. Diuretic Trials

    VA Cooper (3) HCTZ 50-100 mg

    PHS trial Chlorothiazide 500-1000 mg

    HDFP Chlorthalidone 50-100 mg

    MRFIT HCTZ 50-100mg(BID) or

    Chlorthalidone 50-100 mg

    EWPHBPE HCTZ 25-50 mg

    MRC HCTZ 25-50 mg

    SHEP Chlorthalidone 25-50 mg

    TOMHS Chlorthalidone 15-30 mg

    ALLHAT Chlorthalidone 12.5-25 mg

  • Outcomes in Diuretic Trials

    HDFP

    MRFIT

    SHEP

    TOMHS

    ALLHAT

    VA II (beat placebo, with help)

    MRFIT (lost to chlorthalidone)

    EWPHBPE (beat or tied placebo)

    HAPPHY (tied b-blockers)

    MAPPHY (lost to metoprolol)

    MRC-E (beat placebo, atenolol)

    MIDAS (tied CCB)

    INSIGHT (tied nifedipine)

    PATS (beat placebo)

    ANBP-2 (lost to, or tied with, enalapril)**

    ACCOMPLISH (lost in combo with benazepril to amlodipine/benazepril)**

    Chlorthalidone Hydrochlorothiazide

    **12.5-25 mg HCTZ

    dosing

    No comparator proven

    superior

  • ACCOMPLISH

    NEJM 2008; 359: 2417-28.

    11,506 pts with HTN at high CV risk.

    Randomized to benazepril + amlodiopine or benazepril + HCTZ.

    Primary endpoint: composite of CV death, non-fatal MI, non-fatal stroke, hospitalization for angina, resuscitation after SCA and coronary revascularization.

    3 year mean follow up

  • n engl j med 359;23

  • n engl j med 359;23

  • n engl j med 359;23

  • Perspective on ACCOMPLISH A typical drug company study (Novartis)

    Selection of an inferior comparator (HCTZ) at suboptimal dose (used the excuse that it is the most commonly prescribed agent and dose)

    Comparison is essentially amlodipine vs HCTZ Amlodipine t1/2 = 38-50 hrs

    Benazepril t1/2 = 8-12 hrs, trough:peak 0.4 (>0.5 recommended by FDA)

    HCTZ t1/2 = 8-15 hrs

    Other important points: Heart failure not included in primary composite

    Predict ABPM substudy will yield revealing results (e.g. HOPE substudy) Likely that nighttime control better in amlodipine group (only need to see 4-6 mmHg

    diff based on epi studies to explain 20% diff in outcome)

    Office BP overestimates response to HCTZ (Finkielman Am J Hypertens 2005;18:398-402)

    Findings will likely be overemphasized to demote importance of diuretic-based regimens

    Ernst ME, Carter BL, Basile JN. All thiazide-like diuretics are not chlorthalidone:

    Putting the ACCOMPLISH study into perspective. Journal of Clinical

    Hypertension 2009;11:5-10

  • 2013

    Are all Beta-Blockers Equivalent?

  • JACC, 2006;47 (suppl):361A

    ATENOLOL

  • 2013

    What drug to add in resistant HTN

    after ACE/ARB, BB, CB and

    Thiazide Diuretic?

  • Resistant HTN

    Failure to reach goal BP taking

    at least 3 drugs, one of which is a

    diuretic.

    JNC 7, 2003

  • Options for Treatment of Resistant

    Hypertension

    Identify and treat secondary causes.

    Centrally acting alpha agonists.

    Direct vasodilators.

    Aldosterone antagonists (ENaC).

    Renal artery denervation.

  • The Role of Spironolactone in Resistant HTN

    At least 5 studies from 2002 to 2007.

    Patient populations poorly characterized.

    Differed with respect to both nature and number of baseline therapies.

    1 study did not attempt to characterize primary hyperaldosteronism.

    All but 1 study were open and not controlled.

    None assessed hard clinical endpoints.

  • Low-dose Spironolactone in

    Resistant Hypertension

    Lane, et. al., Journal of Hypertension 2007; 25: 891-894.

    Open observational study, 25-50mg of spirinolactone added to ACE-I/ARB + (3 drugs)

    N = 119, after 11 dropout due to side effects (no trend), 6 mo follow up.

    Excluded hyper-aldosterone, renal HTN, CKD, CHF.

  • 21.7 mmHg drop in SBP*

    8.5 mmHg drop in DBP*

    0.3 mmol/L rise in K+

    2 patients with K+ above 6.0 mmol/L

    48 (31%) achieved target BP of

  • Inhibition of Epithelial Sodium

    Channel in Blacks with HTN

    Saha, et. al., Hypertension 2005; 46: 481-487.

    Prospective randomized placebo-controlled

    doubled-blind trial.

    2-by-2 factorial design: amiloride 10mg,

    spironolactone 25mg, both or placebo added to

    diuretic and CCB.

    N=98, 9 wk follow up, excluded if PRA

    elevated.

  • -4.6mmHg, P=0.006

    -1.8mmHg, P=0.07

    Hypertension. 2005;46:481-487

    No hyperkalemia

  • JNC 8?

  • Hypothetical JNC 8

    Recommendations

    Goal BP likely to be refined (relaxed) for population subgroups,

    particularly for those >80 and those with DM.

    Chlorthalidone recommended over HCTZ, but pre-eminence as

    first line therapy might be challenged.

    Reduced role for Beta-Blockers as initial therapy (still pre-

    eminent for HFrEF and CAD), particularly atenolol.

    Recommendation for low dose aldosterone antagonist as add-on

    therapy in resistant HTN.

    Introduction of renal artery sympathetic denervation.

    ? Delineation of role for ambulatory/home BP monitoring.