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    The Evidence for Use ofMisoprostol in the Prevention and

    Treatment of Postpartum

    Hemorrhage

    MCHIP MeetingDhaka, May 4, 2012

    Rasha Dabash, MPH

    Gynuity Health Projects

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    Why Misoprostol for PPH?

    Conventional uterotonics (e.g. oxytocin) are theinternational standard of care for PPH but largelyunavailable or not feasible in many settings.

    Misoprostol may be easier to use, more widelyavailable, lower in cost.

    Growing body ofevidence to support efficacy andsafety for prevention and treatment of PPH.

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    5 Scenarios for Use of Misoprostol in

    PPH Management

    1. Prophylactic use for PPH prevention

    2. First line treatment after prophylactic

    uterotonic3. First line treatment after no prophylaxis

    4. Adjunct treatment

    5. Hybrid strategies: Secondary

    Prevention/Early liberal treatment(new idea)

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    Study Context Methodology Main Outcomes

    Hoj et al

    2005Guinea-Bissau

    Midwives

    Rural health facility

    RCT (n=661)

    600g miso SL

    vs. placebo

    severe PPH w/ miso

    Walraven

    et al 2005The Gambia

    TBAs

    homebirths

    RCT (n=1229)

    600g miso oral

    vs. oral ergo

    women experienced drop

    in Hb w/ miso

    Derman et

    al 2006

    India

    Midwives/ANMs

    PHCs/homebirths

    RCT (n=1620)

    600g miso oral

    vs. placebo

    Acute PPH w/ miso

    Severe PPH w/ miso

    use of interventions w/miso

    Mobeen et

    al 2010Pakistan

    TBAs

    homebirths

    RCT (n=1116)

    600g miso oral

    vs. placebo

    Acute PPH w/ miso

    women experienced drop

    in Hb w/ miso

    Misoprostol for PPH prevention:Community-based RCTs

    Increased incidence of shivering/fever in misoprostol arms in all studies

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    Scenarios 2 & 3: Misoprostol for PPH Treatment:

    Overview of Two Gynuity Non-Inferiority TrialsPurpose:

    To determine if 800 mcg sublingual misoprostol is similarly

    efficacious to 40 IU oxytocin delivered IV for the treatment

    of primary postpartum hemorrhage (PPH)

    Double-blinded, placebo-controlled, randomized clinical

    trials in 5 countries (two settings):

    where women given oxytocin in third stage of laborwhere women not given oxytocin in third stage of labor

    Sources: Blum J, Winikoff B, Raghavan S, et al. Treatment of post-partum haemorrhage with sublingual misoprostol versus oxytocin inwomen receiving prophylactic oxytocin: a double-blind, randomised, non-inferiority trial. Lancet Jan 2010;

    Winikoff B, Dabash R, Durocher J, et al. Treatment of post-partum haemorrhage with sublingual misoprostol versus oxytocin in women notexposed to oxytocin during labour: a double-blind, randomised, non-inferiority trial. Lancet Jan 2010;

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    Efficacy of 800 mcg sublingual misoprostol vs. 40 IUIV oxytocin in PPH treatment

    407

    10,052OXYTOCIN PROPHYLAXIS

    41,233# SCREENED

    ENROLLED

    809ENROLLED

    977

    MISO

    402

    OXY

    31,039NO OXYTOCIN PROPHYLAXIS

    488

    MISO

    490

    OXY

    363 (90.2%)

    BLEEDINGCONTROLLED

    360 (95.5%)

    BLEEDINGCONTROLLED

    440 (89.2%)

    BLEEDINGCONTROLLED

    468 (89.6%)

    BLEEDINGCONTROLLED

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    Side Effects

    With oxytocinprophylaxis: allminimal, nodifferences between2 treatments with

    exception of fever &shivering

    With no oxytocinprophylaxis: allminimal, vomitingsignificantly more

    common withmisoprostol, fever &shivering also morecommon withmisoprostol

    MISO

    OXY

    Oxytocin Prophylaxis No Prophylaxis

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    SCENARIO 4: MISOPROSTOL AS

    ADJUNCT TREATMENTPurpose: Determine if misoprostol is an effective adjuncttreatment for primary PPH (due to uterine atony)

    Four studies: Hofemyer, Zuberi, Walraven, Widmer

    Summary of results:

    Data show no benefit of simultaneous administration of

    IV oxytocin + 600 mcg sublingual misoprostol over IV

    oxytocin alone for treatment of PPH

    Significantly more fever in misoprostol arm

    Implication of results: No reason to combine the two drugsas there is no added benefit, but more side effects

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    IMPLICATIONS

    PROPHYLACTICOXYTOCIN GIVEN NO PROPHYLACTICOXYTOCIN GIVEN

    Immediate Treatment of PPH

    IV OXYTOCINFEASIBLE

    Either Drug Oxytocin Preferred

    IV OXYTOCIN NOTFEASIBLE

    Misoprostol Misoprostol

    Adjunct PPH Treatment

    No beneficial effect ofMisoprostol

    ??

    Last resort

    All Drugs++ All Drugs++

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    Unanswered questions:

    What is the impact of these strategies? Do they savelives?

    Program effectiveness of:

    misoprostol vs. oxytocin in Uniject outside oftertiary hospitals?

    misoprostol for PPH treatment at lower levelfacilities/ lower level providers?

    misoprostol when used for both prevention andtreatment?

    Is universal provision of misoprostol for PPH preventioncost-effective?

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    Universal Prevention vs. Treatment

    Bleeding controlledwithin 20 mins on site?

    Intervention 1:

    Treatment As Needed

    800 g SL Miso

    (480 pills)

    Intervention 2:

    Universal Prophylaxis

    Additional

    interventions/ referral

    needed

    12 60

    1000 Deliveries 1000 Deliveries

    No prophylaxis

    12% PPH120 PPH Cases

    Yes: 600 g oral Miso

    (3000 pills)

    6% PPH

    60 PPH Cases

    Prophylaxis Y/N?

    PPH Rate

    108

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    Scenario 5: Hybrid Approach: Secondary

    Prevention/Liberal Treatment 9 out of 10 women who get prophylaxis dont need it

    Continuum of PP bleeding and provider practices

    Hybrid model: 800 mcg sublingual misoprostoladministered before PPH (blood loss 350 mls)-orapprox 25% of women (so over treating by 2X)

    Advantage: medicates fewer women, reduces sideeffects, and potentially reduces cost?

    Community studies underway/planned in India and

    Egypt comparing universal prophylaxis to secondaryprevention

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    Thank You.