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Polycystic Liver Disease - Marie Hogan, M.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Medicine, Nephrology, Mayo Clinic Rochester
Polycystic Liver Disease
     Marie Hogan, M.D., Ph.D.
  Associate Professor of Medicine,
 Nephrology, Mayo Clinic Rochester
Polycystic Liver Disease - Marie Hogan, M.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Medicine, Nephrology, Mayo Clinic Rochester
Outline
•   Historic
•   Natural History
•   How do you get liver cysts?
•   Symptoms
•   Medical Management
•   Surgical Management
•   New Treatments

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Polycystic Liver Disease - Marie Hogan, M.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Medicine, Nephrology, Mayo Clinic Rochester
Polycystic Liver Disease
Disease Gene Chromosome Protein       Function
ADPKD PKD1     16p13.3 Polycystin1    Membrane
                                       receptor
        PKD2    4q21-23 Polycystin2   Calcium
                                           channel

ADPLD   PLD1    19 p13.2 GlucosidaseII ER protein
                                            processing
        PLD2    6         SEC63          ER protein
                                            processing
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Polycystic Liver Disease - Marie Hogan, M.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Medicine, Nephrology, Mayo Clinic Rochester
Cystogenesis in ADPLD

               Normal                 PLD
                                             Intralobular ductule

                                            Interlobular duct

                                      Area duct
                                    Segment duct

                            Right hepatic duct
                          Common hepatic duct

                         Common bile duct
CP1047707-3

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Polycystic Liver Disease - Marie Hogan, M.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Medicine, Nephrology, Mayo Clinic Rochester
Prevalence of Liver Cysts in
   General Population
      100

      80

      60
  %
      40

      20

       0
            20   40   60   80   >80
      Age (yr)
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Polycystic Liver Disease - Marie Hogan, M.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Medicine, Nephrology, Mayo Clinic Rochester
PLD in ADPKD Patients
MRI Evaluation of Hepatic Cysts in Early ADPKD: CRISP
                      Cohort.

         • Quantitative MRI scans: 3mm slices
         • Prevalence of liver cysts in early ADPKD
              • 58% in 15-24yo
              • 85% in 25-34yo
              • 94% in 35-46yos       Bae T et al CJASN 2006;1:64-69.

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Polycystic Liver Disease - Marie Hogan, M.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Medicine, Nephrology, Mayo Clinic Rochester
MRI From Four Patients
24yo man liver                      46yo man mild
cysts (6.3ml)                       hepatic cyst (9.3ml)
renal cysts                         severe renal cysts
(15.4 ml).                          (1940 ml).

44yo man                             30yo woman
hepatic                              hepatic cysts
cysts(318.7                          (2368.8 ml)
ml) but mild                         and renal
renal cyst                           cysts (1084.5
burden (37.6                         ml).
ml).

                            Bae, K. T. et al. CJASN 2006;1:64-69
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Polycystic Liver Disease - Marie Hogan, M.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Medicine, Nephrology, Mayo Clinic Rochester
Symptoms of PLD
         •   Mass Effect (by dominant
             cyst/massive PLD)
         •   Abdominal distension/pain
         •   Early satiety, heartburn,
             emesis
         •   Malnutrition, loss of
             muscle/fat
         •   Dyspnea, orthopnea
         •   Change in bowel pattern,
             hemorrhoids
         •   Back pain
         •   Hernias, uterine prolapse, rib
             fractures
         •   Venous obstruction (hepatic,
             IVC, porta)
         •   Bile duct obstruction
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Polycystic Liver Disease - Marie Hogan, M.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Medicine, Nephrology, Mayo Clinic Rochester
Symptoms of PLD
  Complications
  – Hemorrhage
  – Rupture
  – Infection
  Rare Associations
  – Bile duct dilatation
  – Congenital hepatic fibrosis
  – Cholangiocarcinoma

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Polycystic Liver Disease - Marie Hogan, M.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Medicine, Nephrology, Mayo Clinic Rochester
CRISP & HALT Cohorts:
MR Evaluation of Hepatic Cysts in Early
Disease
• CRISP: C-G GFR >70, quantitative MR scans: 3mm slices
     • 58% in 15-24yo
     • 85% in 25-34yo
     • 94% in 35-46yos
•HALT:
     • Women:                  Men:
     • 44% ≤24,                17%
     • 68% 25-34               57%
     • 84% ≥ 35                79%

 Bae T et al (CRISP).CJASN 2006.   Chapman A et al (HALT). ASN 2010.
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Wide Disease Spectrum in PLD:

         Hogan et al for HALT
         Investigators. Submitted.
HALT-A: Wide variability in
        Polycystic Liver Disease Severity:
                                      HtLPV also increases,
                                      but then plateaus.

Hogan et al for HALT Investigators.                           pkdcure.org
          Submitted.
A.                          Hepatomegaly (TLV 2677ml) with
                                                   larger contribution of LPV
HALT-PKD MRI                                       (2576ml) compared to LCV
                                                   (101ml):
images:

B.
                            Hepatomegaly (11834ml) with larger contribution
                            of LCV (9806 ml) compared to LPV (2028ml);

C.                                       D.

     Splenomegaly (601ml) associated          Splenomegaly (542ml) associated wi
     with severe PLD (3388ml) with LCV        moderate PLD (LV 2082ml,LCV 110ml)
     (1044ml);
Cyst Infection
• Risk Factors
   – Recent abdominal surgery
   – Kidney Transplant
   – Chronic dialysis
• Symptoms
   –   Fever + new onset RUQ pain
   –   Leukocytosis ↑ESR
   –   ↑ ALP
   –   Bacteremia
   –   Cultures of undrained cyst fluid +ve

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Liver Cyst Infections:
• Risk Factors
   • Recent abdominal surgery
   • Kidney Transplant
   • Chronic dialysis
• Symptoms
   • Fever + new onset RUQ pain
   • Leukocytosis ↑ESR
   • ↑ ALP
   • Bacteremia
   • Cultures of undrained cyst fluid +ve

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Infected Kidney & Liver Cysts:
                                                 Diagnostic Criteria:

                                                 T>38°C x >3 d
                                                 Tenderness in kidney/ liver
                                                 CRP >5 mg/dl,
                                                 Absent intracystic bleeding on CT

                           •Kidney > Liver
                           •PET/CT reliably detects cyst infection
                           •Infected liver cysts require drainage

                           •US, CT, MRI failed to detect cyst infection in most
                           cases.
                           •E.coli commonest (74% all) often B lactam resistant
                           •Quinolone antibiotics – up to 2 months

                                 Sallée M et al (Necker Hospital). CJASN 2009.
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Nonsurgical Treatment
                   Options
• Avoid estrogens

• Avoid caffeine
   • Caffeine stimulates cAMP

• H2-blocker or H+/K+ ATPase inhibitor
   • ↓ secretion rates from unroofed liver cysts, possibly by
     inhibiting gastric acidity and secretion of secretin

• Somatostatin analogues
   • Long-acting octreotide/ lanreotide

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Surgical Treatment Options

1. Percutaneous aspiration/sclerosis
2. Fenestration (laparoscopic or open)
3. Hepatic resection/fenestration
4. Liver transplantation

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Alcohol Sclerosis of Liver
         Cysts
            Success rate:
               Primary: 69%
               Secondary: 23%
               Failure: 8%

            Complications:
              Major: None
              Minor: Transient pain

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Laparoscopic Fenestration
      INTRAOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS
         Hypothermia
         Hypercapnia

      POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS
        Transient ascites (46%)

      SYMPTOMATIC RELIEF
        85%

      RECURRENCE of SYMPTOMS
        73%
        Useful for few large cysts

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Massive PLD

• Focal (preserved liver segments in >80% of patients)
• Parenchymal volume constant
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Massive PLD Combined
Resection-Fenestration

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-10yrs   -3yrs   -Pre-op   +1 year        +3years    +10years
                               Courtesy of Vicente E. Torres.
Liver Transplantation for
       Massive PLD

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Model for End-Stage Liver
        Disease (MELD)
Numerical system that ranks (from 6 to
 40) patients waiting for a liver based
 on three lab test results:
  – Bilirubin (how effectively the liver excretes
    bile)
  – INR (prothrombin time, ability to clot
    blood)
  – Creatinine (kidney function)

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Liver and Kidney
                Transplantation for PLD
•First done 1988
•Malnutrition and failure to thrive
•Baylor/ Dallas Transplant Institute: 14
 patients: 1987-2003
    •MELD= 15 ± 7.5
    •Liver weight 2.6–12.6 kg
•5-year survival for liver transplant considering
all published studies ~ 85%
•Excellent Quality of Life
•Most of the mortality occurring in the first 3
months.
                                      T Ueno. Transplantation. 82 (4) 501-7. 2006
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51yo (59kg) with ADPKD
    with 9.1 kg Liver

   Wall WJ. NEJM 2007
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Alternative Treatment
                Options

• Hepatic artery embolization
• Endovascular stent
• Transjugular intrahepatic
  portosystemic shunt (TIPS)
• La Veen shunt

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Severe PLD: Hepatic Artery
      Embolization

        Ubara. AJKD 43: 733, 2004
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Hepatic Artery Embolization:
                            Pre

                       Post (2 years)

Ubara. AJKD 43: 733, 2004

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Molecular Targets

                                                 .

Torres V E , and Harris P C JASN 2014;25:18-32
Mechanisms of Cyst
                 Development
                    Mutations in ADPKD
                     (PKD1 and PKD2)
                    Mutations in ADPLD
                   (PRKCSH and SEC63)
                 • Defective cell planar polarity
Normal liver     • Centrosomal amplification            PLD
                 • Cell cycle dysregulation
                 • Increased apoptosis
                 • Increased fluid secretion
                 • Increased cell proliferation

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In Cholangiocytes, cAMP Facilitates Fluid Secretion & Proliferation

                                                           Normal       PCK
      Basolateral                     Apical
        (blood)                       (bile)

                                                   SSTR2

Somatostatin
                                      Fluid
                                    secretion

                    [↑cAMP
                      [↓cAMP] ]                    SSTR3

                                   Proliferation
    Secretin

                                                   SSTR5

                                  Cyst growth      Masyuk, Gastroenterology, 2007
Somatostatin and Its Analogs
                                  SST

                 SSTR1   SSTR2     SSTR3   SSTR4    SSTR5

                T1/2 = 3 min

                                  OCT

                 SSTR1    SSTR2    SSTR3    SSTR4    SSTR5

                 T1/2 = 2 h

                                  PAS

                SSTR1    SSTR2    SSTR3    SSTR4    SSTR5

                T1/2 = 12 h
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Long-Acting Octreotide
                  Trial Mayo Clinic
Prospective, double blind, placebo controlled (2:1), 42 patients
Octreotide LAR 40 mg IM every 4 weeks
Primary endpoint: % change in liver volume at 12 months (MRI)
Secondary endpoints: % change in kidney and liver/renal cyst
  volumes
Patient Characteristics
   •   Age ≥ 18 years
   •   PLD associated with ADPKD or isolated ADPLD
   •   Liver volume >4000 mL or symptomatic due to mass effects
   •   Not a candidate for or declining surgical intervention
   •   Serum creatinine
Study Flow Diagram

        Hogan, M. C. et al. J Am Soc Nephrol 2010;21:1052-1061
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Long-Acting Octreotide Trial in
              ADPKD:
• Randomized, placebo-controlled, cross-
  over study x 6 months
                                 p
blind, 1:1 placebo-controlled (6
           months) Lanreotide:
                 Absolute Volume Changes (ml): Liver
                               n=54

          Volume Changes (%)
   Liver                               Kidney
   □ Placebo: + 1.6 %    □ Placebo: + 3.4 %
   ■ Lanreotide: - 2.9 % ■ Lanreotide: - 1.5 %
     P-value
MAYO OCTREOTIDE TRIAL

       Hogan et al. JASN 2010.
MAYO OCTREOTIDE TRIAL:
          KiDNEY VOLUME

Hogan et al. JASN 2010.
Meta-Analysis of 107 PLD Patients
•   -5.3% in TLV after 6-12 mo (95% CI: -3.4 to -
    7.2%) compared to placebo (p47yrs, treatment
       effects of SAs on TLV were significant (-
       8.0%, p< 0.001 and -4.2%, p = 0.018), with
       largest effect in the younger group

•   In the placebo group, young women (≤47
    yrs) had the largest growth in TLV (4.9%,
    95% CI: 2.7 to 8.1%), whereas mean TLV
    did not increase in older women and
    men
                                        Gevers et al. Gastroenterology 2013
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Reduction Of Liver Cyst Burden In Patients Receiving
               Continuous OctLAR Therapy.
                                                           Patient 1
                                                           Decreased 25%

                                                           Patient 2 of 10%

                                                           Patient 3 13% in TLV.

                                        Hogan M C et al. NDT. 2012;27:3532-9
Ruggenenti, KI, 2005; Van Keimpema. Gastroenterology 2009 Caroli. CJASN. 2010.
Therapy with OctLAR over four years
      on polycystic liver disease:

• A subgroup of symptomatic PLD patients shows the beneficial
  effects in arresting of PLD progression,
• Discontinuation of therapy leads to further organ regrowth.
• Women
Pasireotide is more effective than Octreotide in
reducing hepato-renal cystogenesis in rodents PKD &
                        PLD:

                              Masyuk T et al Hepatology. 2012
                                Clinicaltrials.gov NCT1670110
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Open Label
                                      Lockcyst trial:             Extension of Lockcyst
                                      Lanreotide                  trial: Lanreotide

   Mayo: OctLAR
   Completed June                                               ALADIN:Italy Nephropathy
   2012                                                         3yr f /u

   Mayo: OctLAR
   Completed
   June 2012

    RCT

    Open label Extension

    Completed
             ELATE: Octreotide;
             Oct+Everolimus

Ruggenenti KI 2005. Chrispijn & Drenth Trials 2011.
Van Keimpena Gastroenterology. Perico Lancet 2013. Hogan JASN 2010. Hogan NDT 2012,
Perico et al. Lancet 2013. NCT00309283
  N=75
Sirolimus (Rapamycin,
                    Rapamune®)

• Discovered >30 years ago
• Found in an Easter Island soil sample around 1970.
  "Rapamycin" comes from Rapa Nui.
• Anti-cancer activity known since mid-1970s.
• Natural compound made by Streptomyces hygroscopicus,
• Binds FK506 binding protein (FKBP-12) in a molecular
  complex that involves the subunit regulatory associated
  protein of TOR (RAPTOR), and inhibits mTOR kinase activity.
• Inhibition of mTOR: downregulation of CDK complexes and
  p27 (Kip1) accumulation; blocks cell-cycle progression in
  late G1/S.
• Inhibits proliferation of endothelial & vascular smooth
  muscle cells required for tumor angiogenesis.

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Retrospective mTOR inhibitor
         Studies following Renal
             Transplantation:
                      - 11.9 %   + 14.1 %

Qian JASN 22:1769-1771, 2007.

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mTOR Studies:

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Summary:
• Liver involvement is common
• Severe PLD is uncommon
  – Medical options (not FDA approved)
  – Surgical options
  – Lifestyle

• Hogan.marie@mayo.edu

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Caffeine Intake in ADPKD:
• Caffeine Intake is low.
• No correlation with renal volume or GFR

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