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Methacholine versus Mannitol Challenge in the Evaluation of Asthma
Clinical applications of methacholine and mannitol challenges
AAAAI San Antonio
February 2013
Louis-Philippe Boulet MD, FRCPC, FCCP Quebec Heart and Lung Institute
Québec City, Canada
Potential conflicts of interest (last 3 years) Support for research projects/studies AllerGen NCE, Altair, Amgen, Asmacure, AstraZeneca, Boehringer-Ingelheim, Genentech, GlaxoSmithKline, IRSC, IRSST, Merck, NIOSH (USA), Novartis, Ono Pharma, Pharmaxis, Schering, Wyeth Advisory Boards GlaxoSmithKline, Novartis Travel grants for presentation of scientific work Novartis, Asmacure Support for Continuing Medical Education lectures AstraZeneca, GlaxoSmithKline, Merck, Novartis Support for production of educational material to patients or physicians AstraZeneca, GlaxoSmithKline, Merck Frosst, Boehringer-Ingelheim, Novartis Collaboration with other organisations Adviser for INNESS (Institut national d'excellence en santé et en services sociaux - Quebec National Institute for Excellence in Health and Social Services) Adviser for the Quebec Asthma and COPD Network Member of the Quebec Workmen Compensation Group (CSST) Chair of the Respiratory Guidelines Committee of the Canadian Thoracic Society President of the D&I Committee of the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) Laval University Chair in Knowledge Translation, Education and Prevention in Respiratory and Cardiovascular Health Member of the KT (Knowledge Translation) Canada Network
A special thanks to: • Julie Turmel • Valérie Bougault • Catherine Lemière • Donald W. Cockcroft for providing me slides/data for this presentation
Methacholine vs Mannitol/ Eucapnic Voluntary Hyperpnea • Direct vs indirect challenges :
methods, specificity and sensitivity • Influence of asthma medication • Occupational asthma investigation • Assessment of AHR in athletes • Conclusions
Bronchoprovocation tests
Non-selective - Direct: methacholine, histamine - Indirect: Exercise, EVH, AMP, Mannitol
Selective
- Immunologic : allergen, LMW agents - Nonimmunologic: NSAID/ASA, Sulfites…
DIRECT STIMULI
• Act directly on smooth muscle receptors • Muscarinic agonists, histamine, LTs, PGs • Response reflects smooth muscle funcCon including airway calibre (remodeling)
• InflammaCon affects smooth muscle • Low dose needed for bronchoconstricCon • Highly sensi%ve (with a few excepCons)
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INDIRECT STIMULI • Act indirectly to induce bronchoconstricCon • Many act through mediator release from inflammatory cells (Exercise AMP, EVH, hypertonic saline, mannitol)
• Reflect airway inflammaCon • Smooth muscle funcCon less important • High dose usually needed to induce bronchoconstricCon
• Highly specific
DIRECT INDIRECT
Muscle funcCon ++++ ++ Airway calibre ++++ 0 (?) InflammaCon ++ ++++ Dose needed low high Dose limitaCon no yes SensiCvity high low Specificity somewhat low high DiagnosCc use rule out rule in/EIB
Bronchoprovocation tests
(PC20 in mg/ml) PC20 > 16 normal PC20 4-‐16 borderline PC20 1-‐4 mild AHR PC20 0.25–1 mod AHR PC20 < 0.25 severe AHR
Methacholine cut-‐points (ATS 2000) Histamine & methacholine
cutpoint iniCally selected
at 8 mg/ml to idenCfy all asthmaCcs now 8 ± one concentraCon. So, 4-‐16 is borderline
AHR // ASTHMA SEVERITY
HISTAMINE PC20
8 4 2 1
%
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100 POSITIVEPREDICTIVE
VALUE
SENSITIVITY
Cockcroft 1992
PC 20 = 8 or 16 mg/ml SensiCvity: Very high Specificity: Fair NPV: Very high PPV • Low in random pop • ↑ if ↑ pretest prob • ↑ if mch mimics Sx • ↑ if PC20 lower (eg PC20 = 1 mg/ml)
SENSITIVITY
SENSITIVITY AND SPECIFICITY OF METHACHOLINE CHALLENGE
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METHACHOLINE
• A non-‐nega%ve methacholine test (PC20 < 16 mg/ml) is consistent with but not diagnos%c of asthma
• DiagnosCc value (PPV) increased if: • PC20 lower (eg < 1 mg/ml) • Higher pretest probability • Methacholine induced Sx mimic natural Sx (??)
METHACHOLINE
• A nega%ve methacholine challenge (PC20 > 16mg/ml) excludes current asthma with reasonable certainty
• Several important caveats: • Symptoms must be clinically current • No deep inhalaCons during test • AbenCon to medicaCon withhold • High intensity athletes with EIB may have a negaCve MCT
ATS 1999 GUIDELINES (2000) Tidal Breathing • 2 min Cdal breathing • Neb @ 0.13 mL/min • 90 µL per dose
Dosimeter • 5 Breaths B-‐hold (@TLC) • 9 µL per breath • 45 µL per dose
Both: § ConcentraCons (0.03-‐32 mg/mL) § Timing between doses (5 min) § Timing of FEV1 (30 & 90 sec) § CalculaCon of PC20
Method
Tidal Breathing Dosimeter
Met
hach
oline
PC 2
0 (m
g/mL
)
0.1
0.3
0.5
1.0
2.0
4.0
8.0
16.0
32.0
64.0
128.0
256.0
n = 55
Methods Comparison 55 subjects
from 3 studies
Cockcroft JACI 2006
Determinants of AHR to methacholine
• Methacholine AHR has possibly two components, fixed and variable component
• The fixed component relates to airway remodeling and reflects chronicity
• The variable component relates to airway inflamma%on and therefore reflects disease acCvity
• The variable component may be the only AHR early in the course of the disease
METHACHOLINE AHR
• AHR ↑ with inflammatory sCmuli (allergen) • AHR ↓ with anC-‐inflammatory Rx (ICS) • AHR modest correlaCon with airway eos • AHR ↑ with (non asthmaCc) airway obstrucCon, likely a geometric issue
• AHR shows a modest correlaCon with asthma severity
• AHR can be used to monitor Rx
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INDIRECT AHR
• AHR ↑ more with inflammatory sCmuli • AHR ↓ more with anC-‐inflammatory Rx • AHR beber correlaCon with airway eos • AHR no Δ with (non asthmaCc) airway obstrucCon • AHR shows a beber correlaCon with asthma severity / asthma acCvity
• AHR beber to use to monitor Rx
Meth PC20
AMP PC20
p=-‐0.29
p=-‐0.49
AHR & INFLAMMATION
n=120
Small correlaCon with methacholine
Beber correlaCon with inderect
(AMP)
Van den Berge 2001
AHR ↑ WITH ↓ FEV1
Histamine PC20 (mg/ml)
FEV 1
(% p
redi
cted
)
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
110ASTHMA
BRONCHITISANDEMPHYSEMA
Verma 1988
0.1 1.0 10
Mannitol was more closely associated with asthma severity in terms of respiratory function and airway inflammation
than methacholine challenge
Effects of medications on methacholine challenge
MedicaRon Minimum Rme Interval from last dose to study
Short acCng beta agonists 8h
Ipratropium 24h
Long acCng beta2 agonists 48h
Tiotropium 1 week(?)
Theophylline Intermediate acCng: 24h, long acCng: 48h
Cromolyn sodium 8h
Nedocromil 48h
Hydroxazine, ceCrizine 3 days
Leukotriene modifiers 24h
The authors do not recommend routinely withholding oral or inhaled corticosteroids, but their antiinflammatory effect may decrease bronchial responsiveness. Inhaled corticosteroids may need to be withheld depending on the question being asked. ATS, 1999
Airway hyperresponsiveness, inflammaCon, and subepithelial collagen deposiCon in recently diagnosed versus long-‐standing
mild asthma. Influence of inhaled corRcosteroids
Boulet LP, et al. Am J Respir Crit Care Med. 2000 Oct;162(4 Pt 1):1308-13.
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Asthma and ICS – Phase III trial results
SensiCvity to inhaled steroid in treated asthmaCcs -‐ 56% of asthmaCcs (204/363) using ICS were posiCve to mannitol when the last dose was the day before
Well controlled asthmaCc. Consider reducing dosage of ICS
Consider alternaCve diagnosis
Maintain or increase ICS dosage
AsthmaCc with acCve airway inflammaCon that will respond to ICS
Clinical diagnosis of asthma N=487
Using ICS N=159 Not on ICS N=37 Using ICS N=204 Not on ICS N= 87
Mannitol NegaCve Mannitol PosiCve*
* PD15 = 15% fall in FEV1 to a dose ≤ 635 mg
Am J Respir Crit Care Med 2001; 163: 409-12
• Aim: To determine the predictive factors for failed reduction of ICS in 50 subjects with well controlled asthma
• 50 subjects well controlled asthma, median does of ICS: 1000 mcg BDP. ICS halved every 8 weeks. Histamine, mannitol challenge, spirometry, exhaled NO and, induced sputum at baseline.
• Monthly visits to establish asthma stability, perform mannitol challenge, spirometry, eNO, sputum
• Study end points: asthma exacerbation; no ICS treatment for two months • 39 subjects with asthma exacerbation
42
p=0.039
months
100%
50%
6
ICS (µg) 520.2
322.2
168.8
0
Leuppi J et al 2001, AJRCCM 163:406-‐12
Kaplan-‐Meier curve: AHR to both histamine & to mannitol at baseline (solid line) beber predicts a failure to halve steroid dose than AHR to only one test (dashed line)
The odds ratio was 4.38 (1.03 –18.56) p0.5 from baseline
Mannitol group • ICS increased until PD10 ≥ 635 mg.
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No difference in mannitol group over standard practice for the time to first
exacerbation
27% less mild asthma exacerbation with the mannitol strategy compared to the control group. No difference in severe asthma
exacerbations. Higher doses of ICS in the mannitol group
Lipworth, Chest 2012
ICS dose titration with methacholine vs standard strategy, less mild asthma exacerbations, higher dose of ICS
Sont et al, AmJ Respir Crit care Med 1999
ICS CtraCon (Sont et al. 1999)
Month of Follow-up
0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24
First AsthmaExacerbation
(Cummulative %)
0
25
50
75
Reference-strategy
AHR-strategy
Sont (1999)
AHR TO MONITOR Rx
ICS CtraCon (Sont et al. 1999)
1. No requirement of ICS 2. Low-‐dose ICS (400mcg budesonide) 3. Intermediate dose of ICS (800mcg) 4. High dose ICS 1600 mcg + short course of prednisone
Sont et al, AmJ Respir Crit care Med 1999
Assessment of asthma-related impairement in subjects with occupational asthma
• 30 workers diagnosed with occupational asthma by specific inhalation challenges six years ago.
• Assessment of AHR by both methacholine and mannitol challenge
Lemiere et al JACI 2011
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Mannitol was more closely associated with asthma severity in terms of respiratory function and airway inflammation
than methacholine challenge
In subjects in whom asthma-related disability needs to be assessed, mannitol may provide a better estimation than methacholine challenge.
Prevalence of AHR and asthma in athletes
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
Controls Dry Cold Humid Mixed
(n = 50 ) (n = 25 ) (n = 25 ) (n = 25 ) (n = 25 )
Asthma diagnosis
% Langdeau et al. AJRCCM 2000; Can Respir J 2004; Eur J Appl Physiol 2000
Swimmers:
7.3 mg/ml
Skiers:
15.8 mg/ml
AHR
Airway hyperresponsiveness is more prevalent in asymptomatic skiers
Sue-Chu et al,Br J Sports Med 2010;44:827–832.
Eucapnic voluntary hyperventilation vs MC Challenge
Methacholine challenge
100
0
20
40
60
80
Swim
mer
s (%
)
IOC-MC
≤ 8 mg/ml ≤ 16 mg/ml ≤ 4 mg/ml
n=7
n=9
n=15
Percentage of swimmers with AHR according to the threshold
chosen
0
20
40
60
80
100
Percentage of swimmers with a positive EVH test
Swim
mer
s (%
)
≥ 10% ≤ 10%
IOC-MC
EVH
Bougault et al. 2010
(n =45)
Correlations between log PC20 and EVH fall in FEV1 with the number of training hours per week in a swimming pool
Training (hours per week)
r = 0.50 (p= 0.02)
0
0,5
1
1,5
2
2,5
10 15 20 25 30
Log
PC20
r = 0.53 (p= 0.02)
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
10 15 20 25 30
EVH
FEV
1 fal
l (%
)
Training (hours per week)
Bougault et al. ERJ 2009
Airway Responses to Eucapnic Hyperpnea, Exercise, and Methacholine in Elite Swimmers.
PEDERSEN, L., S. WINTHER, V. BACKER, S. D. ANDERSON, and K. R. LARSEN. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc., Vol. 40, No. 9, pp. 1567–1572, 2008.
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Hyperventilation with airways heat and water loss, increased penetration of pollutants and allergens
Epithelial ‘damage’ with loss of protective mediators, microvascular leak/plasma exsudation
and trigger of a repair process
Changes of contractile properties of the airway smooth muscle, airway remodelling ± Inflammation
Possible mechanisms of development of asthma and airway hyperresponsiveness in athletes
Asymptomatic airway hyperresponsivess
Symptomatic asthma
AHR in athletes: a transient phenomenon ?
Bougault et al. 2010
Effect of continuing or finishing high-level sports on airway inflammation, bronchial hyperresponsiveness, and asthma:
A 5-year p follow-up study of 42 highly trained swimmers
Histamine responsiveness
Helenius I. J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2002;109:962-8.
Conclusions
• Asthma medications affect the results of both methacholine and mannitol challenges.
• The AHR to mannitol is predictive of the occurrence of asthma exacerbations when ICS dose is further reduced.
• AHR to both methacholine and mannitol may be helpful for titrating the dose of ICS.
• Mannitol seems more associated with the activity of asthma than methacholine.