Fluidity and Futility of COVID 19 - Randy C. Roth, MD Chief Medical Officer - AWS

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Fluidity and Futility of COVID 19 - Randy C. Roth, MD Chief Medical Officer - AWS
Fluidity and Futility
of COVID 19
Randy C. Roth, MD
Chief Medical Officer
Fluidity and Futility of COVID 19 - Randy C. Roth, MD Chief Medical Officer - AWS
Therapeutic Management of Covid 19 as of 5/21

• Early in clinical course, morbidity associated with
  Sars Cov 2 replication
• Late in disease process, morbidity driven by
  dysregulated immune/ inflammatory response.

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Fluidity and Futility of COVID 19 - Randy C. Roth, MD Chief Medical Officer - AWS
Patients with Moderate Covid 19, NOT Hospitalized

• Low risk, supportive care
• High risk of disease progression, outpatient infusion
  with :
   • Bamlanivimab / etesevimab Or Casirivimab /
     imdevimab
   • (Regeneron)- possibly more effective vs variant
     strains
• Better outcomes ( decrease hospitalizations) if given
  early in disease course.                          6/5/2021   3
Fluidity and Futility of COVID 19 - Randy C. Roth, MD Chief Medical Officer - AWS
Clinical Data

• Blaze trials - endpoints being hospitalization or
  death Bamlanivimab / etesevimab
• 11 / 518 events in treatment group
• 36 / 517 events in placebo group
• With significant RRR 70 %

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Fluidity and Futility of COVID 19 - Randy C. Roth, MD Chief Medical Officer - AWS
Casivivimab/ Indevimab trials

• Same endpoints
• 18 / 1,355 events treatment group
• 62 / 1,354 events placebo group
• Significant RRR of 77 %

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Patients Requiring Hospitalization but no Supplemental
Oxygen Needs

• No data to support use of steroids (Recovery)
• Insufficient data to recommend for or against
  use of remdesivir (ACCT_1)

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Patients Requiring Hospitalization with Hypoxia, but not High
Flow Supplemental Oxygen

• Remdesivir/ Dexa ACCT- 1 trial
• Improved time to recovery and decreased to need
  for higher oxygen requirements
• No survival benefit
• Dexa 6 mg IV QD for 10 days
• Baricitinib / Remdesivir when Dexa is
  contraindicated (ACCT 2 )
• Improved median time to recovery and progression
  to MV                                              6/5/2021   7
Patients on High Flow Oxygen / NIV

• Dexa alone or in combination with Remdesivir
• In small subset of patients with rapidly
  increasing oxygen needs and high inflammatory
  markers, add Tocilzumab to either option .
• Both Remap-Cap and Recovery trials showed
  decrease mortality in this subset patients.

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Patients with Covid 19 on MV / ECMO

• Dexa
• No role for remdesivir if present with need for
  MV early
• Tocilzumab / dexa showed decrease mortality
  Recovery/REMAP
• For patients who started on monotherapy with
  remdesivir and progressed to MV, continue dexa
  / remdesivir.                            6/5/2021   9
More Covid Fun Facts

• NAAT URT swab remains test of choice
• No real role for antigen/antibody testing, past
  blood drive issue recently
• No role for pre or post exposure prophylaxis

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More Covid Fun Facts

• No role for addition of supplements
• Early anticoagulation with varying doses is
  advocated in these hospitalized patients

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Futility of Covid 19
Futility of Covid

• In May of 2020, our Ethics Committee
  recommended a Futility of care policy to our
  Board Of Trustees.

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Futility Policy

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Futility Policy

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Futility Policy

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Long Term Impact
of COVID 19
Long Term Impact of COVID 19

• Recent study involving 47,000 covid 19 patients
  hospitalized in England, discharged before
  September 2020, and followed versus similar
  control group with non covid discharges.
• Covid 19 patients had:
   • 4 times higher rate of readmission
   • 8 times increased in mortality vs control
     group.                                 6/5/2021   18
Long Term Impact of COVID 19

• Major new diagnosis in this period revealed:
   • 27 times increase in pulmonary morbidity
   • 3 times more likely in cardiovascular disease
   • 2 times more likely to have new onset DM.
• Overall, covid 19 survivors had almost 60 %
  increase in risk of death over first 6 months, this
  data consistent with VA trial following 70,000 va
  patients with confirmed covid 19.
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Long-Term Pulmonary Impact

• Hard to predict who will develop post covid
  pulmonary dysfunction
• PFTs reveal restrictive pattern with decrease DL
  CO
• Early signs of pulmonary Hypertension
• Some early data on use of steroids for up to 6
  months post discharge
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Long-Term Pulmonary Impact

• Lancet,1/21 390 of the 516 patients were
  followed with PFT, HRCT, and Lower extremity
  US.
• At 6 months out, 56% had reduced diffusion
  capacity and over 30 % still had abnormal HRCT
  of chest.
• JB Case Study (CTs to follow)
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JB Case Study

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JB Case Study

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JB Case Study

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Mental health

• With combination of patient isolation, and covid
  stress, large increase in post discharge mental
  wellness
• Approximately 17 % have new anxiety requiring
  visit to health care provider, 14% with mood
  disorder, and 8 % substantial progression of
  dementia.
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GW Case
Presentation
GW Case

• GW is a 43 yo AA male, who was our 5th covid
  patient.
• Admitted on March 27th, 2020, with 2 other
  family members with Respiratory failure 2 nd to
  Covid.
• He progressed to MV,ESRD and was our first
  trached and pegged patient.
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GW Case

• His situation made worse by the fact that 2 of his
  3 siblings died from covid.
• His POA is the other younger brother.
• He has survived as a full code over the last 15
  months, on long term HD, in vegetative state.
• He has coded 2 times, lost 100 pounds, and has
  spent 389 of the last 410 days in one of our
  hospitals.                                 6/5/2021   28
GW Case

• POA refusing transfer to Georgia facility that can
  care for his HD needs.
• He has 2 stage 3 sacral decubitus, and
  considering diverting ostomy to help possible
  healing.
• Has been discharged home with family with
  longest discharge lasting 11 days before family
  breakdown .                                 6/5/2021   29
Case GW Solution

• Any Input?

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