WO2011120925A1 - Parenterale arzneiform, die aromatasehemmer und gestagene freisetzt, für die behandlung von endometriose - Google Patents
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- Content of the present invention for the treatment of endometriosis is the provision of a parenteral dosage form (delivery system) for the controlled release of an aromatase inhibitor (AI) at a rate that does not induce ovarian stimulation by negative feedback of the pituitary-ovarian axis (no enhancement of the ovarian axis) Secretion of gonadotropins that would induce stimulation of follicular growth) and of progestin at a rate that provides a contraceptive effect based on known local effects (such as reducing and thickening the cervical mucus to inhibit sperm ascension , Effects on the endometrium and tube motility to hinder the implantation and transport of oocytes).
- AI aromatase inhibitor
- the preferred dosage form described herein is a polymer-based dosage form comprising at least one chamber, wherein the one or all of the chambers comprise a core or a core surrounded by a membrane, wherein the core and the membrane substantially consist of the same or different polymer compositions, wherein at least one chamber comprises an AI and at least one chamber, which may be the same chamber, which comprises the AI, or different from a progestogen comprises.
- the parenteral dosage form can be any dosage form suitable for the delivery of controlled release therapeutic agents over an extended period of time (e.g., in an intravaginal ring [IVR, the terms intravaginal ring and vaginal ring are used interchangeably]) 1 week to 3 months, preferably 4 to 6 weeks, in an intrauterine device (IUD, the terms intrauterine device and intrauterine system are used synonymously), the application period may be 3 months to 1 year or more.
- IVR intravaginal ring
- IUD intrauterine device
- the application period may be 3 months to 1 year or more.
- Said preferred dosage form is an IVR or IUD which offers the additional advantage of exhibiting additional local effects on endometriotic lesions near the site of application. Endometriosis is a chronic disease that affects about 10% of women of childbearing age.
- endometrial tissue outside the uterine cavity.
- endometrial tissue passes through the fallopian tubes into the abdominal pelvis, where the endometrial cells adhere to the surface of abdominal tissues and organs to form ectopic endometrial implants, ie, endometriotic lesions ,
- endometrial tissue in the same way as normal endometrium, can respond to changes in the hormonal environment during the menstrual cycle, so that the tissue behaves in the same way as the endometrium itself with changes in estrogen and progesterone concentrations. In the course of the disease, however, these endometriotic lesions can decouple from the normal menstrual cycle.
- endometrial implants on abdominal surfaces may trigger inflammatory responses which, together with the ingrowth of nerve fibers, present the pathophysiological / anatomical correspondences to the typical symptoms associated with endometriosis, e.g. Abdominal pain, dysmenorrhea and dyspareunia.
- exogenous estrogen here the strong estrogen ethinyl estradiol.
- the exogenous estrogen supply may theoretically affect the efficacy of the gestagen or the GnRH analogue against the estrogen-dependent disease endometriosis.
- endometriotic lesions can locally produce significant levels of estradiol, which could explain treatment failures of the above therapies that merely inhibit ovarian estrogen production.
- the inflammatory mediator prostaglandin E2 has been shown to function as an effective stimulator of aromatase expression and to further enhance local estrogen production in the inflammatory environment of endometriotic lesions (Noble LS et al., J. Clin Endocrinol, Metab 1997, 82 (2): 600 -6).
- the systemic estrogen levels of postmenopausal women decrease more than> 85% (Geisler J et al., J. Clin. Oncol. 2002, 20 (3): 751-757).
- this effect is counteracted by pituitary-to-ovarian counteracting (ie, hypophysial perception of decreased systemic estrogen levels leading to the secretion of gonadotropins that stimulate ovarian estrogen synthesis and partially abolish AI) stimulates ovarian drug growth (this effect is used in patients with ovarian subfertility to stimulate drug growth).
- WO 03/15872 describes a method of treating or preventing uterine fibroids or endometriosis by intravaginal administration of an AI to a patient.
- the invention discloses the benefit of local effects of monotherapy with Al and claims the reduction of systemic side effects by local administration.
- the application does not disclose the combination of an Als with a progestin in the form of a parenteral dosage form, especially not a combination of an Als with a progestin in an IVR or IUD.
- WO 03/15872 does not disclose an anti-contraceptive agent that is critical to the present invention, as it is of crucial importance in a meaningful product profile to prevent pregnancy when a woman of childbearing age is admitted Treatment with an AI stands.
- the technical solution described in the present invention is to combine the Als and the contraceptive effect of a gestagen in a parenteral dosage form to prevent the physical separation of the two, thus precluding the possibility of using AI without contraceptive protection for the treatment of endometriosis becomes. This possibility is not excluded if two physically separable drug forms are used.
- the invention described in the present application may be closest to patent application WO 03/17973, which discloses the use of Als by the vaginal route, alone or in combination with other compounds which influence estrogen metabolism, such as e.g. Cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitors (COX-2 inhibitors) and 17-beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase I inhibitors (17 ⁇ HSD-1 inhibitors). Furthermore, the invention claims a method in which the ovarian estrogen synthesis is not inhibited. The invention discloses the advantage of combinations of Als with other drugs affecting estrogen metabolism via local administration.
- COX-2 inhibitors Cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitors
- 17 ⁇ HSD-1 inhibitors 17-beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase I inhibitors
- WO 03/17973 does not disclose a means of achieving a contraceptive effect. Again, it is important to realize that only the physically inseparable combination of AI efficacy with contraceptive results in a useful product.
- the aromatase inhibitors optionally in combination with contraceptive substances deliver locally into the uterine tissue. This should treat or prevent diseases such as myomas, adenomyosis and endometriosis. Since progestins could stimulate the growth of fibroids, their use is discouraged and instead copper and other precious metals are preferred as a contraceptive principle.
- Suitable IUD aromatase inhibitor doses are used - e.g. for anastrozole - given at 1 ⁇ g - 10 mg / day. However, this does not seem technically feasible for a suggested lifetime of 5 to 10 years.
- One aspect of the invention described in the present application using an IVR / IUD is based on the concept of locally administering a dose of an Al which does not induce pituitary-ovarian axis counterregulating effects but exhibits its aromatase inhibitory activity in the endometriotic lesions. Without counteracting effects as a result of AI administration, there is no need to use a progestogen or COC to inhibit the pituitary-ovarian axis, whereby a dose reduction of the gestagen to the dose necessary for achieving a contraceptive effect by local mechanisms is possible. In this way, symptoms of estrogen deficiency are avoided and no administration of exogenous estrogen will be necessary.
- the active ingredients in a controlled-release formulation which avoids large fluctuations in serum levels that could trigger counter-regulation by the pituitary-ovarian axis. This is achieved by a parenteral dosage form, preferably by an IVR or an IUD.
- the progestagen exposure sought in the present invention will be below the exposure achieved by administration of a given anti-ovarian dose gestagen (regardless of the route of administration), but high enough to provide contraceptive efficacy by local effects, as measured, for example, by the Insler score (Insler V et al, Int. J. Gynecol. 1972, 10: 223-228).
- the oral ovulation-inhibiting doses of various progestagens - which lead after oral administration to specific, rod-specific plasma or serum concentrations - are described in the literature, such as.
- the AI dose in the combination is the Ovarian activity is not significantly stimulated by the typical progestagen-only effects expected in the present invention in the dose of progestagen to be administered.
- the experimental setup for determining the dose of the gestagen and the Al is described in the experimental section.
- the dosage form according to the invention which is a combination of an Als with a
- Progestogen is particularly useful for the treatment of endometriosis, providing efficacy against endometriosis-associated symptoms while minimizing the risk of estrogen-deficient side effects (eg, bone loss, hot flushes).
- the invention provides a non-physically separable daily exposure to a progestin in order to ensure reliable contraceptive efficacy and thus avoid the risk of pregnancy with subsequent accidental exposure of an embryo to AI. This is a major aspect of the invention as it sensibly improves the safety of the desired product (see, in contrast, WO 03/15872 and WO 03/17973).
- parenteral / topical administration in a controlled release rate dosage form in contrast to oral administration, a suitable dosage can be achieved to achieve the desired medical result with the best possible reduction the main adverse events associated with fluctuating exposure to the active substances (amplitude between the highest serum levels, for example after ingestion of oral formulations, and low serum levels before the next uptake).
- local application may be particularly advantageous for the treatment of endometriotic lesions in the vicinity of the parenteral dosage form (for example in vaginal endometriosis, deep infiltrating endometriosis, adenomyosis or endometriosis of the cul-de- sac).
- Aromatase inhibitors are compounds that inhibit the action of the enzyme aromatase, the process called androgens in estrogens by aromatization transforms. By their action, AI reduces or blocks the synthesis of estrogens.
- Selective AI for example, anastrozole (Arimidex ®), exemestane (Aromasin ®), fadrozole (AFEMA ®), Formestane (Lentaron ®), letrozole (Femara ®), pentrozole, vorozole (Rivizor ®) or clinical Novartis at the time in the Development AI BGS649 (clinicaltrials.gov identifier: NCTO 1116440, NCTO 1190475) and pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof.
- a parenteral dosage form is a dosage form for administering drugs wherein absorption of the drugs occurs bypassing the gastrointestinal tract. It may be any dosage form suitable for delivery of therapeutic agents at a controlled release rate over an extended period of time.
- the dosage form can be formulated in a wide range of applications including, for example, transdermal patches, implants, depot injections (including microparticles, in-situ depot-forming dosage forms, etc.), intravaginal, intracervical and intrauterine dosage forms.
- the dosage form is an IVR or IUD.
- An IVR is a substantially annular, polymeric dosage form that provides controlled release of drugs to the vagina over extended periods of time.
- An IUD is any polymeric dosage form that provides controlled, intrauterine release of drugs to the uterus for extended periods of time.
- a subcutaneous implant is a substantially rod-shaped, polymeric dosage form comprising one or more rods that provides controlled systemic release of drugs into the body for extended periods of time.
- Rate of release means the average amount of drug released from the drug during 24 hours, which is available to the surrounding tissue for absorption. It is known to the person skilled in the art that the mean release rate from a parenteral dosage form can decrease over the application period.
- Controlled sustained release dosage form means any dosage form suitable for the administration of drugs over an extended period of time and which avoids fluctuations in drug levels normally induced by immediate release formulations (e.g., tablets, injections, etc.).
- a progestin is a synthetic progestogen that has similar progestogenic effects to progesterone.
- Progesterone progestins include, for example, AUylestrenol, Chlormadinone Acetate, Cyproterone Acetate, Desogestrel, Dienogest, Drospirenone, Dydrogesterone, Etonogestrel, Ethynodiol, Gestoden, Levonorgestrel, Lynestrenol, Medrogestone, Medroxyprogesterone, Megestrol Acetate, Nomegestrol, Norethindrone, Norethisterone, Norethynodrel, Norgestimate, Norgestrel, Quingestron or Trimegestone and other approved or commercially available progestins, as well as pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof.
- progestins may also be provided as esters or any other suitable chemical modifications.
- a daily release rate progestogen which is below the ovulation-inhibiting dose but high enough to provide reliable contraceptive protection, means that known effects, e.g. G., Reduction and thickening of the cervical mucus, which hinder the ascension of sperm, and effects on the endometrium and on the tube motility, which hinder the implantation and transport of oocytes, prevent the fertilization of oocytes.
- a typical for this effect progestin dose is found in the preparation Microlut ® with a tablet dosage of 30 micrograms of levonorgestrel.
- the release rate to be used in a parenteral dosage form is determined in a pharmacokinetic / pharmacodynamic study, measuring the ovarian, cervical and hormonal effects of different dosages of a progestagen to be used (ovarian activity by transvaginal ultrasound , Hormone levels in the blood, insler score on cervical mucus).
- a progestagen to be used ovarian activity by transvaginal ultrasound , Hormone levels in the blood, insler score on cervical mucus.
- systemic exposure of levonorgestrel (LNG) following release from the IVR is equivalent to exposure to levonorgestrel following oral administration at a dose greater than 10 ⁇ g but less than 50 ⁇ g per day.
- IVR, IUD and polymer-based implants can result in a significantly increased release of active ingredient shortly after introduction (the so-called burst effect). IVR, IUD and polymer-based implants that exhibit such a burst effect shortly after insertion are also considered to be stressed, even if the release rate is increased during the duration of the burst effect.
- An aromatase inhibitor (AI) at a daily release rate that does not
- the release rate to be used in a parenteral dosage form is determined according to Example 2 of the present application.
- the systemic exposure achieved by the dosage form is on average less than the exposure caused by 1 mg (or between 0.1 mg and 0.9 mg) per day / orally.
- the dose reached by the drug form systemic exposure less than 2.5 mg (or between 0.1 mg and 2.4 mg) per day / oral exposure. Pharmacokinetic accumulation phenomena should be considered.
- IVR, IUD and polymer-based implants can result in a significantly increased release of active ingredient shortly after introduction (the so-called burst effect). IVR, IUD, and polymer-based implants that exhibit such a burst effect shortly after insertion are considered to be stressed even though the release rate is increased during the duration of the burst effect.
- IVR in an IVR provides a favorable formulation with low variability in serum drug levels, which avoids the metabolism of the drug in the first liver passage and improves the treatment compliance, as it is not necessary to remember daily the drug intake.
- the contraceptive pill principle POP, "progestin only pill”
- continuous administration by IVR is very beneficial.
- Local application provides a suitable dosage to achieve the desired medical result along with a reduction in significant side effects associated with systemic exposure to the drugs.
- Preferred dosage forms are dosage forms for local administration, in particular IVR and IUD. Particularly preferred is the IVR.
- Preferred IVRs or IUDs contain as an aromatase inhibitor anastrozole. Particularly preferred is an anastrozole-containing IVR. Also particularly preferred is an anastrozole containing IVR in which the achieved systemic anastrozole exposure after release from the IVR of exposure of anastrozole after oral administration at a dosage of less than 1 mg (or between 0.1 mg and 0.9 mg) anastrozole per day equivalent. It is also particularly preferred for this IVR to contain levonorgestrel as a progestogen. Preferred IVRs or IUDs contain as gestagen levonorgestrel, dienogest or gestodene. Particularly preferred is an IVR with levonorgestrel as progestogen.
- an IVR in which the achieved systemic Levonorgestrelexposition after release from the IVR corresponds to the exposure of levonorgestrel after oral administration in a dosage of more than 10 micrograms but less than 50 micrograms per day. It is also particularly preferred if this IVR contains anastrozole as an aromatase inhibitor.
- an IVR with anastrozole as aromatase inhibitor and levonorgestrel as progestogen is also very particularly preferred.
- an anastrozole as an aromatase inhibitor and levonorgestrel as progestogen-containing IVR in which the achieved systemic anastrozole exposure after release from the IVR of the exposure of anastrozole after oral administration in a dosage of less than 1 mg (or between 0.1 mg and 0.9 mg) anastrozole per day and in which the achieved systemic levonorgestrel exposure after release from the IVR corresponds to the exposure of levonorgestrel after oral administration at a dose of more than 10 ⁇ g but less than 50 ⁇ g per day.
- the duration of long-term release in the case of the particularly preferred IVR is one week to three months, more preferably 4 to 6 weeks. In the case of the likewise preferred IUD, the long-term release is at least 3 months, preferably one year or longer.
- start of treatment is the time of application of the drug form.
- All of the preferred embodiments mentioned herein are for the treatment of endometriosis. Particularly preferred is the treatment of endometriosis with concomitant contraception. Also particularly preferred is a method for the simultaneous treatment of endometriosis and for contraception optionally using one of the above-mentioned preferred dosage forms
- parenteral dosage forms including, for example, implants, intrauterine device and intravaginal rings, which provide controlled release of drugs via can provide extended periods of time are typically made from biocompatible polymers and contain one or more drugs released by diffusion through the polymer matrix.
- Some dosage forms may comprise a polymer matrix, but not a membrane or wall encasing the matrix (monolithic dosage form), while some other dosage forms comprise a polymer matrix, a core, which is enveloped by a membrane.
- the simultaneous administration of two or more therapeutic agents is widely used, and several different types of dosage forms are known from the literature.
- the dosage form comprises at least one
- a chamber comprising a core or a core enveloped by a membrane, the core and the membrane comprising the same or different polymer compositions, at least one of the chambers comprising an AI, and optionally at least one chamber being the same
- the chamber comprising AI or different from it, it may comprise a gestagen or a compound having a progestogenic effect.
- the chamber essentially comprises a polymer composition, wherein the polymer composition of the core, the membrane or both may comprise a therapeutic agent or therapeutic agents.
- the polymer composition may be suitably selected to regulate the release of the therapeutic agent through the core, membrane or both.
- the chambers may be arranged adjacent to each other, side by side, towards each other, or at least partially into each other, and may be separated by a separation membrane or an inert placebo chamber. Chambers can be solid or hollow.
- the membrane may cover the entire dosage form or cover only a portion of the dosage form, whereby the degree of expansion may vary depending on several factors, for example, the choice of materials and the choice of active ingredients.
- the membrane can consist of more than one layer. The thickness of the membrane depends on the materials and active ingredients used as well as on the desired release profile, but in general the thickness is smaller than the thickness of the core element.
- the polymer compositions of the core, membrane, and the possible separation membrane or inert placebo chamber may be the same or different and may be a single polymer or a mixture of polymers, or they may be made of blended polymers.
- any biodegradable or non-biodegradable polymer can be used as long as it is biocompatible.
- polymeric materials include, but are not limited to, polysiloxanes, polyurethanes, thermoplastic polyurethanes, ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymers (EVA), and copolymers of dimethylsiloxanes and methylvinylsiloxanes, biodegradable polymers, such as poly (hydroxyalkanoic acids), poly (lactic acids), Poly (glycolic acids), poly (glycolides), poly (L-lactides), poly (lactide-co-glycolides) and a mixture of at least two thereof.
- EVA ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymers
- biodegradable polymers such as poly (hydroxyalkanoic acids), poly (lactic acids), Poly (glycolic acids), poly (glycolides), poly (L-lactides), poly (lactide-co-glycolides) and a mixture of at least
- the polymer composition may also include additional material, for example, for adjusting hydrophilic or hydrophobic properties to achieve the desired release rate of one or more of the therapeutics, it being understood that all additives must be biocompatible and harmless to the patient.
- the core or the membrane may, for example, also comprise complexing agents, such as. Cyclodextrin derivatives to adjust the initial burst of the substance to the accepted or desired level. It can also be added adjuvants, such as. As surfactants, antifoaming agents, stabilizers, solubilizers or Absorptionsverzö gerer, or a mixture of two or more such substances to impart the body of the drug form desired physical properties.
- the body of the dosage form or membrane or both additives such as pigments, brighteners, matting agents, colorants, mica or the like may be added to impart a desired visual appearance to the dosage form.
- parenteral dosage form according to the present invention may be prepared according to standard methods known in the art, and the design and size of the dosage form may be freely chosen by those skilled in the art.
- the polymer composition of the core or membrane may be admixed using various methods, a sufficient amount of at least one therapeutic agent, which method depends on the stability of the substance.
- the material may be homogeneously mixed with the polymer matrix, or the polymer material and the substance may be dissolved in a suitable solvent or solvent mixture (dichloromethane, tetrahydrofuran, etc.), then most of the solvent may be removed under reduced pressure to remove the viscous Solution, followed by further drying and granulation of the drug-polymer composition.
- the therapeutic agent may also be incorporated into a molten polymer, especially when thermoplastic elastomers are used, followed by cooling of the mixture.
- the drug-polymer composition is processed to the desired shape using known methods, such as. As molding, injection molding, rotational / injection molding, casting, extrusion, such. Coextrusion, coating extrusion and / or blend extrusion, and other suitable methods.
- the material for the membrane, with or without therapeutic agent can be prepared according to the methods described above.
- the membrane may be, for example, by casting, spraying or dipping, by coating extrusion or coextrusion, or by mechanical stretching or stretching of a preformed tubular membrane by pressurized gas, for example air, or by swelling in a suitable solvent, for example, propanol, isopropanol, cyclohexane , Diglyme and the like are applied to the cores.
- the polymer rod thus obtained can be cut into pieces of the desired length to form a chamber comprising a core or a core enveloped by a membrane.
- the chamber or two or more interconnected chambers may be used as a subcutaneous implant, or may be attached to the body of an intrauterine device, or assembled into a substantially annular dosage form, for example, in any suitable manner for that purpose.
- the term "essentially annular” should be understood to mean that, in addition to annular dosage forms, it also includes all other substantially annular structures which are suitable for intrauterine or vaginal administration, for example, helically wound spirals and ring systems having a tortuous surface.
- Intra-uterine devices may have various other shapes in addition to a substantially annular shape and may be, for example, T-, S-, 7- and Omega-shaped.
- the chamber to be attached to an intrauterine device may be hollow so that it can be easily placed over the body.
- the core is first applied to the body and wrapped in the next step with a membrane.
- Implants usually have a rod-like shape.
- the ends of the chambers or the combination of chambers may be interconnected using a coupling agent, which may be any method, mechanism, device, or material known in the art to interlock materials or structures connect to. Coupling may include, for example, solvent bonding, adhesive bonding, heat fusion, heat bonding, pressure, etc.
- Tubular chambers may also be interconnected using a plug or pin made of any inert, biocompatible material, such as an inert material that does not permit the delivery of drug.
- substantially annular dosage forms can be made by placing a chamber or combination of chambers in a mold at elevated temperature and injecting high density molten polyethylene between the ends, whereupon the manufactured ring is cooled, or by bonding the ends together by welding ,
- Example 1 Determination of the gestagen dose according to the invention by examination of the
- the progestin in question is tested in various dosages, with the gestagen effect on ovarian follicular development and ovulation determined by transvaginal ultrasound examinations and measurements of blood hormone levels (estradiol, progesterone). Further, the cervical mucus according to the Insler score is examined for intended changes in the mucus properties typical of contraceptive methods based solely on progestogens (Insler V et al., Int. J. Gynecol, Obstet., 1972, 10 (6 ): 223-228).
- the dose that inhibits ovulation by less than 95%, preferably in the range of about 40-80%, and scored for a cervical mucus score of ⁇ 9 will be selected as the prek dose in the present invention.
- This dose will be specific for each progestogen.
- the skilled person is known and therefore it is expected that with this method of contraception something follicle growth takes place (for example, the occurrence of persistent ovarian follicle is a known effect of progestin pill Microlut ®; see Summary Microlut, dated July 2007, page 2 [4.4.2 warnings; persistent ovarian follicle]).
- account should be taken of pharmacokinetic accumulation phenomena.
- Example 2 Effects of an aromatase inhibitor on the pituitary-ovarian axis and follicular development
- follicle stimulating hormone FSH
- luteinizing hormone LH
- oestradiol progesterone
- transvaginal ultrasound measurements alone and / or in combination with a progestin.
- the lowest exposure to AI and progestin inducing additional follicular growth compared to the untreated or progestogen-treated cycle may be used as a threshold for the dosage of AI in combination with progestogen. This dose will be specific to each AI.
- ovarian stimulation by AI can occur at doses of, for example, 2.5 mg letrozole or 1 mg anastrozole, administered orally (Mitwally MF & Casper RF, Fertil. Steril., 2001, 75 (2): 305- 9, Fisher SA et al, Fertil., Sterile, August 2002, 78 (2): 280-5, Badawy A et al, Fertil., Sterile, 2008, 89 (5): 1209-1212, Wu HH et al, Gynecol. Endocrinol., 2007, 23 (2): 76-81).
- the target mean daily exposure of, for example, anastrozole delivered via the preferred parenteral dosage form, which in the present invention is an IVR or IUD, will be below 1 mg (or between 0.1 mg and 0.9 mg). For letrozole, it will be less than 2.5 mg (or between 0.1 mg and 2.4 mg).
- the maximum amount of AI is determined in combination with the gestagen dose described above, which results in no additional stimulation of follicular growth compared to the progestogen alone as determined above.
- the gestagen effect on the cervical mucus must be preserved when combined with Als.
- anastrozole-releasing intravaginal rings sized to the cynomolgus monkeys were prepared.
- the rings had an outer diameter of 14 mm and a cross section of 2.3 mm.
- the rings contained a core of anastrozole and elastomer coated with a release controlling membrane.
- the intended drug dosages were achieved by proper selection of core and membrane materials and adjusting the drug concentration and surface area of the anastrozolic core in combination with the membrane thickness. By appropriate selection of these parameters, the release of anastrozole can be controlled for more than 30 days.
- Two core compositions were prepared, one containing anastrozole in one matrix of silicone elastomer (polydimethylsiloxane) and the other containing only the silicone elastomer (polydimethylsiloxane).
- the anastrozole-containing core was prepared by mixing (micronized) anastrozole with the silicone elastomer in a blender. The anastrozole content of the mixture was 35% by weight.
- the mixture was molded in a mold into a 2 mm thick elastic rod and cured (this could also be done by extruding through a die).
- the silicone elastomer core was extruded into an elastic rod with a thickness of 2 mm (this could also have been done in a mold).
- the drug delivery controlling membrane tube was made by tube extrusion of silicone elastomer (polydimethylsiloxane).
- the wall thickness of the tube was about 1.5 mm. Assembly of the ring
- the anastrozole core was cut into three lengths: 38 mm (A), 6 mm (B) and 1.5 mm (C).
- the silicone elastomer core was cut in two lengths to give a total core length of 38 mm.
- the membrane tube was cut to a length of 38 mm and swollen in cyclohexane.
- the ring was assembled by placing the core segment (s) in the swollen membrane tube.
- the tube was formed by overlapping into a ring. After evaporation of the solvent, the tube shrank and pressed the parts together tightly.
- the release of anastrozole from the rings was monitored in vitro at 37 ° C in a 1.0% aqueous solution of 2-HP- ⁇ -CD (2-hydroxypropyl-beta-cyclodextrin) in a shaking bath (100 rpm). analyzed. The solutions were changed daily until the weekends. The sample solutions were analyzed by HPLC using an Inertsil ODS-3, 150 x 4 mm 5 ⁇ column and methanol / water (1/1) as the eluent at a flow rate of 1.0 ml / min. The detection wavelength for anastrozole was 215 nm. Three rings were tested in parallel. fa v release rate The rings were tested in vitro for up to 40 days.
- the m-xf 'tro release rate was continuous and controlled, but showed a decrease in testing the output value of a total of about 30% after 30 days.
- the initial release rates were 390 ⁇ g / day (A), 85 ⁇ g / day (B) and 27 ⁇ g / day (C), respectively, and the mean release during the 30 days was 305 ⁇ g / day (A), 64 ⁇ g / day ( B) and 16 ⁇ g / day (C).
- the m-vz ' tro release rate of anastrozole is described in Figure 1.
- E-v vo-study of monkey rings The used rings (5) of the respective cans (A, B and C) were recovered and analyzed for residual content of anastrozole. Anastrozole content was determined by extracting the ring with (THF), followed by HPLC analyzes.
- An estimate of the release of anastrozole in vivo was obtained by calculating the decrease in the amount of anastrozole in the ring during use, e.g. the original salary minus the e -v vo remaining, divided by the number of days the ring was in use (different).
- Table 1 shows the average (5 rings) e -v of anastrozole content per dose and the anastrozole content in the control rings (unused rings) along with the calculated average anastrozole release rate per day.
- the cynomolgous monkey is suitable as a model animal for the study of human endocrine aspects due to its human-like reproductive system (Weinbauer, N., Niehaus, Srivastav, Fuch, Esch, and J. Mark Cline (2008). "Physiology and Endocrinology of the Ovarian Cycle in Macaques. "Toxicologic Pathology 36 (7): 7S-23S). This includes i.a. cycle length, hormone receptors, morphology, endocrine system, and pituitary-ovarian axis regulation (Borghi, MR, R. Niesvisky, et al., 1983).
- estradiol the necessary blood samples were taken over the entire trial period, on day 1 four withdrawals [0h, lh, 3h, 6h after onset of IVR], 1 each on day 2 and 3, from this Time was followed by further withdrawals every 3 days) and by ultrasound of the ovary (2 times a week) was u. a. the influence on the pituitary-ovarian axis was investigated.
- the hormone determinations were carried out according to regulations of the providers (estradiol [Siemens / DPC], progesterone [Beckmann-Culter / DSL], FSH [SHG]).
- the quantitative determination of the concentration of anastrozole in plasma samples was carried out after liquid-liquid extraction with liquid chromatography coupled to tandem mass spectrometry (LC / ESI-MS / MS).
- the analyzes were performed on an Agilent 1200 and an AB Sciex Triple Quad 5500 in positive ionization mode. For this purpose, 100 ⁇ ⁇ were first taken from each plasma sample, mixed with 300 ⁇ ⁇ an aqueous solution containing any non-structurally related compound as internal standard, and extracted with 1.3 mL of methyl tertiary-butyl ether on a Perkin Elmer Mass Prep Station.
- the plasma concentration profiles of anastrozole are shown in Figure 3.
- the plasma protein binding (free fraction [fu]) of anastrozole in human and cynomolgic plasma was determined by equilibrium dialysis (see Banker, MJ Banker, et al., 2003) Validation of a 96-Well Equilibrium Dialysis Apparatus for Measuring Plasma Protein Binding J. Pharm. Sci. 92 (5): 967-974) for seven hours at 37 ° C in a 96-well based microdialysis apparatus (HT dialysis LLC) with a dialysis membrane of regenerated cellulose (MWCO 3.5K) and subsequent measurement of dialysates using LC / ESI-MS / MS.
- the calculation of the free fraction (fu) yielded 34% in humans and 52% in the cynomolgus.
- Figure 3 shows the plasma concentration profiles of anastrozole after IVR administration in female cynomolgins
- the mean plasma concentration (Css) of anastrozole was calculated as the mean of all measured concentrations per dose group from the day after onset of IVR until the end of the experiment.
- the in vivo plasma clearance (CL) in female cynomolgins was determined in a separate experiment.
- female cynomoloses anastrozole were administered intravenously at a dose of 0.2 mg / kg in 50% PEG400, blood samples taken at different times and the plasma concentration determined by LC / ESI-MS / MS.
- the calculated plasma clearance (CL) for anastrozole was 0.58 L / h / kg.
- Rin Css * CL (see Table X). It was found that the mean release rates thus calculated fit well with the in vitro release rates in buffer (in vitro / in vivo correction factor 1.1). Furthermore, they agreed well with the mean in vivo release rate calculated from the ex vivo residual content of the supported rings at the end of the study.
- CL / F oral administration
- Rin human Css h, umane. CL h, uman
- FIG. 2 Ostradiol mirror (pMol / L) during the follicular phase. 390 ⁇ g anastrozole per day significantly reduces the level of oestradiol (P value ⁇ 0.0478) compared to the placebo group.
- FIG. 3 Plasma concentration profiles of anastrozole after IVR administration in female cynomolgins
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