Pouchite: quali opzioni? Gastro Bz MC Dr. Michele Comberlato Centro multidisciplinare per le malattie infiammatorie croniche intestinali Divisione di Gastroenterologia e Servizio di Fisiopatologia ed Endoscopia Digestiva – Ospedale Centrale Bolzano
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Pouchite: quali opzioni?
Gastro Bz MC
Dr. Michele ComberlatoCentro multidisciplinare per le malattie infiammatorie croniche intestinaliDivisione di Gastroenterologia e Servizio di Fisiopatologia ed Endoscopia Digestiva – Ospedale Centrale Bolzano
• Nonspecific inflammation of the
ileal reservoir resulting in
variable clinical symptoms
Pouchitis: definition
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variable clinical symptoms
• Pouchitis is a well-recognized
long-term complication of
restorative proctocolectomy
• Genetic susceptibility
• Fecal stasis and/or bacterial overgrowth
• Dysbiosis
Etiology
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• Nutritional deficiencies
• Ischemic complications
• Novel third form of IBD
• Recurrence of UC
• Misdiagnosed Crohn’s disease
Simchuk1 3 (0.5–8) 114 67 (59)Kuisma2 8.8 (7–12) 44 33 (75)
Pouchitis: Long-term Incidence
Mean Follow-up Patients PatientsStudy years (range) n Pouchitis(%)
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Kuisma2 8.8 (7–12) 44 33 (75)Meagher3 6.5 (2–15) 1310 559 (43)Stahlberg4 4.5 (0.4–12.7) 149 76 (51)Hurst5 3.3 (1–8.1) 104 52 (50)Luukkonen6 2.3 (0.5–6.7) 179 41 (23)
1Simchuk EJ et al. World J Surg. 2000, 2Kuisma et al. Gastroenterology. 1998, 3Meagher AP et al. Br J Surg.1998, 4Stahlberg D et al. Dis Colon Rectum.1996;39:1012–1018.5Hurst RD et al. Arch Surg. 1996 6Luukkonen P et al. Gut. 1994
• The most frequent symptoms of pouchitis are increased number of liquid stools,urgency, abdominal cramping, pelvic discomfort. Fever
PouchitisECCO Statement: symptoms
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abdominal cramping, pelvic discomfort. Fever and bleeding are rare [EL1c, RG B]
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• Neutrophil infiltration of the lamina propria
• Formation of crypt abscesses
Pouchitis: histologic features
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• Mucosal ulceration
PouchitisDiseaseActivityIndex
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• Largely empiric
Medical therapy of pouchitis
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• Only 10 controlled trials
Ciprofloxacin is superior to metronidazolein active pouchitis
Ciprofloxacin (n= 6) Metronidazole (n= 9)
Pre-Tx Post-Tx P Pre-Tx Post-Tx P
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PDAI 10.5±2.3 3.5±1.8 0.0001 9.7±2.3 5.8±1.7 0.0005
∆PDAI 7.0±1.3 3.8±1.7 0.002
Shen B IBD. 2001
• The majority of patients respond tometronidazole or ciprofloxacin, although theoptimum modality of treatment is not clearlydefined [EL1b, RG A].
Pouchitis ECCO Statementantibiotic therapy
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defined [EL1b, RG A].
• Side effects are less frequent usingciprofloxacin [EL1b, RG B]
Chronic refractory pouchitis
• No response to antibiotics
• Early relapse, once
antibiotics are stopped
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antibiotics are stopped
Exclude
• Crohn’s disease
• Delayed emptying due to
Chronic refractory pouchitis
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stenosis
• Cytomegalovirus infectionMunoz-Juarez M, DCR 1999
• Cuffitis
Cumulative frequency of Crohn’s disease of the pouch
frequency
%
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Cumulative frequency
Shen B IBD. 2001
• Fistulae or Abscesses develop later than 12
months after IPAA
• Fistulae or Abscesses develop in the area
Crohn’s disease of the pouch
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• Fistulae or Abscesses develop in the area
outside pouch-anal anastomosis
• Presence of concurrent small bowel or
afferent limb disease
Cumulative frequency of pouch failure in CDfrequency
%
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Cumulative frequency
Shen B IBD. 2001
Delayed emptying due to anastomoticstricture
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• Inflammation of residualrectal mucosa, usually mild
• The symptoms could be due to complications (such asstenosis)
Stapled anastomosis: cuffitis
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to complications (such asstenosis)
• Anal irritation, analdiscomfort, pouchitis-likesymptoms, extraintetinalmanifestations
Cuffitis: treatment
• Topical mesalazine
• Topical and oral steroids
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Topical and oral steroids
• Immunomodulators for
steroid-dependent patients
Ciprofloxacin + Rifaximin in resistentpouchitis
20 pts, non responding after 1 month of antibiotic therapy
Gastro Bz MCGionchetti P, APT 2007
Clinical PDAI
Endoscopic PDAI
Cipro + metro in chr refractory pouchitis44 pts, open study, IBD questionnaire
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Histological PDAI
Total PDAI
Mimura T, APT 2002
In chronic pouchitis combined antibiotic treatment is effective [EL1b, RG A]
Pouchitis ECCO Statementantibiotic therapy
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treatment is effective [EL1b, RG A]
Oral Budesonide in chronic active pouchitis
12
15
18PDAI
Open study16 ptsActive pouchitisBudesonide CIR (Entocort®)
9mg/daily 8 wks with tapering of 3mg/monthly
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0
3
6
9
Baseline 8 weeks
Gionchetti P, APT 2007
of 3mg/monthly
Infliximab in refractory pouchitis and ileitis
16 pts, refractory pouchitis + ileitis, no CD, single blind, prospective, cohort study, IFX induction therapy, 12 months FU
Gastro Bz MCCalabrese C, APT 2008
IFX in Refractory Pouchitis
28 pts, luminal or fistulizing disease, open study, in duction + maint therapy48 weeks FU
Gastro Bz MCFerrante et al IBD 2009
IFX in Refractory Pouchitis
Gastro Bz MCFerrante et al IBD 2009
56% clinical response
IFX in Refractory PouchitisLong-Term Results
Gastro Bz MCFerrante et al IBD 2009
• Increased number of aerobes
• Decreased ratio anaerobes/aerobes
• Decreased concentration of
Pouchitis: Results of microbial imbalance ?
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• Decreased concentration of
bifidobacteria and lactobacilli
• Increased stool pH
Ruseler van Embden, Gut 1994
VSL#3
Bags containing 450 billions viable
lyophilized bacteria/ sachet of 4 strains
of lactobacilli (L. casei, L. plantarum, L
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acidophilus and L. delbrueckii subs
bulgaricus) 3 strains of bifidobacteria
(B. longum, B. breve and B. infantis)
and 1 strain of Streptococcus salivarius
subsp thermophilus
VSL#3
VSL#3 maintenance treatment
40 pts, Random-DB study chronic-relapsing pouchitis VSL#3 6g (1800 billions bacteria)/day or placebo
Gastro Bz MCGionchetti P, Gastroenterology 2000
Placebo
Log rank test: p<0.0001
60
80
100
VSL#3 (85%)
(%)
Remission m
aintenance rate
VSL#3 maintenance treatment of refractory pouchitisRandom, DB study – 40 pts - chronic-relapsing pouchitis –VSL#3 6g (1800 billions bacteria)/day or placebo
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0
20
40
Placebo(6%)
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 (months）
Follow up period after randomisation
Remission m
aintenance rate
Mimura T , Gut 2004
VSL#3 in prevention of pouchitis onset
708090
100 VSL#3
Placebo
% of patients w
ithout pouchitis
Random, DB study – 40 pts – 1 month after ileostomy closure –VSL#3 3g/day or placebo for 12 months
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010203040506070
0 3 6 9 12
Placebo
Time (months)
% of patients w
ithout pouchitis
Log rank test p< 0.05
Gionchetti P, Gastroenterology 2003
Pouchitis ECCO statementProbiotic therapy
• VSL#3 (18 x 1011 of 8 bacterial strains for 9
or 12 months) has shown efficacy for
maintaining antibiotic-induced remission
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maintaining antibiotic-induced remission
[EL1b, RG B]
• VSL#3 (9 x 1011) has also shown efficacy
for preventing pouchitis [EL2b, RG C]
Proposal for a treatment algorithm
prompt relapse no relapse
Response
Exclude CDstenosis, cuffitis
CMV infection
No response
MetroCipro
Pouchitis
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treatment
Probiotics maint
Response
or combined antibioticMTZ or Cipro
Pouch excisionor
reconstruction
No response
5-ASA, AZA/6MPGCS,Budesonide, IFX
No response
Probiotics mainttreatment
Response
other antibiotics orcombined antibiotic
treatment
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