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Drug Delivery Embolisation System for<br />

PRECISION TACE<br />

Less<br />

Lower systemic<br />

doxorubicin 2,3<br />

“<strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> can be loaded with doxorubicin to<br />

provide accurate dosage of the drug - making it<br />

suitable for superselective [PRECISION] TACE. 1 ”<br />

More<br />

Higher doxorubicin<br />

dose in the tumour<br />

for longer 3,4<br />

Every<br />

Time<br />

Consistent treatment<br />

from a consistent<br />

product 2


Drug Delivery Embolisation System for PRECISION TACE<br />

Efficacy, confidence and convenience<br />

97%<br />

of physicians rated the<br />

embolisation result<br />

as good or excellent 2<br />

“The drug eluting bead is a<br />

promising option. Our patients have<br />

tolerated the treatment well. 3<br />

Dr Ronnie Poon, Queen Mary Hospital, Hong Kong”<br />

87%<br />

of physicians<br />

indicated that in<br />

their experience<br />

PRECISION TACE<br />

with <strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> was<br />

“better” than current<br />

treatment 2 86%<br />

of physicians<br />

reported a reduced<br />

incidence of sideeffects<br />

compared<br />

with conventional<br />

TACE 2<br />

“Favourable pharmacokinetic<br />

profile should prompt a better<br />

tolerance to treatment with reduction<br />

”<br />

of drug related toxicity. 4<br />

Dr M. Varela, Barcelona Liver Cancer Clinic, Spain<br />

“TACE with doxorubicin eluting<br />

beads [PRECISION TACE with<br />

<strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> ] is well tolerated (in<br />

neuroendocrine carcinoma).<br />

”<br />

5<br />

Prof Thierry DeBaere, Institut Gustave Rousy, Villejuif, France


Less<br />

More<br />

Every<br />

Time<br />

Specifically designed for the controlled<br />

loading and delivery of oncolytic drugs,<br />

<strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> Drug Delivery Embolisation<br />

System brings a new level of efficacy,<br />

confidence and convenience to trans-arterial<br />

chemo-embolisation: PRECISION TACE.<br />

Developed from a sulphonate-modified N-Fil<br />

hydrogel, PRECISION TACE with <strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> has<br />

been proven effective in the treatment of<br />

hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), neuroendocrine<br />

carcinoma and other malignant tumours. 3,4,5<br />

PRECISION TACE with <strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> is supported by an extensive programme of clinical trials.


PRECISION TACE<br />

Drug Delivery Embolisation System for<br />

Designed to improve patient outcomes<br />

More<br />

Improved Response and Reduced Complications with<br />

PRECISION TACE with <strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> <br />

Improving response<br />

“<br />

Objective response<br />

was 78% at 6 months<br />

with <strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> (87%<br />

at 150mg dose) with<br />

no dose limiting<br />

drug toxicity. 4<br />

”<br />

Less<br />

Pharmacokinetic Profile of Systemic Doxorubicin<br />

Lowering toxicity<br />

“<br />

Mean systemic<br />

doxorubicin was 30<br />

times lower in patients<br />

treated with <strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> <br />

vs those treated with<br />

conventional TACE. 4<br />


Less<br />

More<br />

Every<br />

Time<br />

Every Time<br />

Consistent delivery ensuring<br />

continued drug delivery to the<br />

tumour over an extended period<br />

“<br />

The degree of variability<br />

of Cmax in drug eluting<br />

bead [<strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> ] treated<br />

patients was lower than<br />

in those treated with<br />

conventional TACE, with<br />

no relationship to the<br />

administered dose. 4<br />

”<br />

<strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> loaded with<br />

doxorubicin has been<br />

studied in a number of<br />

pre-clinical models<br />

Porcine Liver 28 Days after Embolisation with<br />

Unloaded and Doxorubicin Loaded <strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> 2<br />

Unloaded <strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> - necrosis remains local to<br />

the bead<br />

Doxorubicin loaded <strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> - necrosis extends<br />

beyond location of the bead as a result of sustained<br />

doxorubicin release over an extended period<br />

* Necrosed Tissue<br />

PRECISION TACE:<br />

1 hour post treatment 8<br />

<strong>Bead</strong>s<br />

Fibrous tissue<br />

Viable tumour<br />

PRECISION TACE:<br />

14 days post treatment 8<br />

Eluted doxorubicin from the beads<br />

Completely necrosed liver tumour tissue


Drug Delivery Embolisation System for PRECISION TACE<br />

Targeted embolisation combined with<br />

Every Time<br />

<strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> 700-900μm<br />

Loaded with 25mg/ml Doxorubicin<br />

<strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> primary embolic<br />

characteristics allow accurate,<br />

targeted delivery<br />

A narrow distribution of calibrated beads<br />

“<br />

Catheter delivery experiments<br />

showed that all beads were<br />

easily deliverable without<br />

aggregation or occlusion of the<br />

catheter with drug loading doses<br />

as high as 37.5mg/ml. 1<br />

”<br />

Before Delivery<br />

After Delivery<br />

“<br />

Compressibility and rigidity is<br />

maintained during and after<br />

catheter delivery. 1<br />

”<br />

<strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> 500-700μm loaded with 25mg/ml doxorubicin before<br />

and after delivery through a 2.7F microcatheter. 2


Less<br />

consistent drug delivery...<br />

More<br />

Every<br />

Time<br />

Every Time<br />

An easy to use product<br />

specifically designed to load<br />

and elute drugs in a controlled<br />

and reproducible profile<br />

supported by technical data for<br />

increased user confidence<br />

Drug Loading<br />

<strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> Drug Delivery Properties<br />

• Loads and elutes drugs relevant to clinical use<br />

• Uniform distribution of drug throughout the<br />

loaded beads<br />

• Consistent local delivery to the tumour, over an<br />

extended period<br />

Hydrated <strong>Bead</strong>s<br />

Loaded <strong>Bead</strong>s<br />

“<br />

Doxorubicin interacts with<br />

<strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> sulphonate groups. 1<br />

”<br />

Hydration shell<br />

associated with<br />

ionic groups<br />

Bulk<br />

(non-bound)<br />

water<br />

Interaction of doxorubicin<br />

with SO-<br />

3 groups displaces<br />

water from the hydration<br />

shells


...over an extended time period<br />

For Longer 1<br />

In Vitro Doxorubicin Elution<br />

PRECISION TACE vs TACE 1<br />

With <strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> drug elution is<br />

dependent on ion exchange and is<br />

controlled and sustained - unlike<br />

the rapid separation of the drug<br />

from Lipiodol ®<br />

“<br />

<strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> should enable<br />

delivery of drug to the<br />

tumour site over an<br />

extended period while<br />

minimising systemic release<br />

of doxorubicin and reducing<br />

the side effects associated<br />

with conventional TACE. 1<br />

”<br />

• The elution half life of doxorubicin from <strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> <br />

ranged from 6-72 days, depending on bead size<br />

Doxorubicin (25mg) in Saline (2.5ml)<br />

+ Lipiodol ® (2.5ml)<br />

White areas are<br />

unassociated Lipiodol ®<br />

droplets<br />

• Doxorubicin was lost from Lipiodol ® within 4 hours<br />

• The oily phase of Lipiodol ® did not associate with<br />

doxorubicin<br />

• Lipiodol ® does not help carry doxorubicin to the<br />

tumour bed


Less<br />

easy preparation<br />

More<br />

Every<br />

Time<br />

<strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> has been designed to offer<br />

improved operator safety and easy preparation<br />

and handling<br />

To give required dose of drug<br />

50mg 100mg 150mg<br />

Doxorubicin vials (50mg) 1 2 3<br />

<strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> vials 1 2 2<br />

Doxorubicin solution per <strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> vial (ml) 2 2 3<br />

STEP 1<br />

Reconstitute each 50mg<br />

doxorubicin vial with 2ml of<br />

sterile water for injection.<br />

Mix well to obtain a clear<br />

solution.<br />

“ <strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> loading can be performed<br />

easily - a one step TACE procedure that<br />

avoids the use of caustic and unstable<br />

chemotherapy mixtures. 1<br />

”<br />

STEP 3<br />

Using a syringe and needle add<br />

the reconstituted doxorubicin<br />

solution directly to the vial(s) of<br />

<strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> .<br />

STEP 4<br />

Agitate the <strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> /<br />

doxorubicin solution gently to<br />

encourage mixing then allow to<br />

stand until the beads are red and<br />

the solution is almost colourless.<br />

STEP 2<br />

Remove as much saline as<br />

possible from <strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> vial(s)<br />

using a syringe with a small<br />

gauge needle.<br />

Pierce bung with a second<br />

needle to eliminate vacuum.<br />

STEP 5<br />

<strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> loading time is<br />

dependent on bead size.<br />

If a filter needle is not<br />

STEP 6<br />

available, place<br />

flattened tip of needle<br />

against side of vial to<br />

prevent beads being<br />

drawn up the needle.<br />

Transfer the loaded beads into a<br />

10ml syringe. Add an equal<br />

volume of non-ionic contrast<br />

media and mix gently (a 3-way<br />

connector and second syringe<br />

can be used).


Drug Delivery Embolisation System for<br />

PRECISION TACE<br />

<strong>Biocompatibles</strong> is a world technology leader in the development of Combination Products - medical devices combined with an active pharmaceutical agent to provide<br />

targeted and controlled delivery of the drug. A leader in the development of drug elution technology, <strong>Biocompatibles</strong> was one of the first companies to develop a drug eluting<br />

coronary stent. The company licenses drug elution technology to leading medical device manufacturers worldwide. The company focuses on developing Combination<br />

Products to treat cancer, benign tumours and cardiovascular disease.<br />

Working to rigorous external and internal quality standards, all <strong>Biocompatibles</strong>' laboratories and procedures are ISO 9001 approved and comply with GLP. Where possible,<br />

product testing is carried out to ICH standards. Internal standards regarding data published by the company include the following:<br />

• Data will be presented in a clear and unambiguous manner.<br />

• Terminology used will be clearly defined:<br />

Compatibility: The drug-bead combination is considered compatible if the two can be combined with no irreversible interaction over a period typically required for loading and<br />

delivery of the combination. This is demonstrated by post-elution evaluation to determine that the properties of the drug and bead are the same as prior to loading and delivery.<br />

Stability: Stability refers to the long-term interaction between the drug and the bead, and the combination can be considered stable if there is no notable degradation of the<br />

bead or drug once stored under specified conditions over a specified period, typically 1-7 days.<br />

• Where data have been generated inside the company, the methodology or monograph used will be summarised.<br />

If you would like further information on any of the methodology used, please contact us and we will arrange for one of our research scientists to speak to you.<br />

• Where data have been generated outside the company, full reference to the source will be given.<br />

Summarised below are the sources of data provided in this piece.<br />

References<br />

1. Lewis, A.L., Gonzalez, V., Lloyd A.W., et al. <strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> : In Vitro Characterization of a Drug-delivery Device for Transarterial Chemoembolization. JVIR 17:335-342 (2006).<br />

2. Data on file. <strong>Biocompatibles</strong> UK Ltd.<br />

3. Poon, R., Treatment of Asian Patients with Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC) using doxorubicin Eluting <strong>Bead</strong> Embolization (PRECISION ASIA STUDY). Presentation at<br />

CIRSE 2004.<br />

4. Varela, M., Real, M., et al. Chemoembolization of hepatocellular carcinoma with drug eluting beads reduces the systemic availability of doxorubicin. A pharmacokinetic<br />

assessment. Poster presentation. AASLD 2005.<br />

5. Coenegrachts, K., DeBaere, T., et al. TransArterial ChemoEmbolization (TACE) of Neuroendocrine Hepatic Metastases Using Drug-Eluting <strong>Bead</strong>s. Presentation RSNA 2005.<br />

6. Llovet, J.M., Real, M.I., Montaña X, et al. Arterial embolisation or chemoembolisation versus symptomatic treatment in patients with unresectable hepatocellular<br />

carcinoma: a randomised controlled trial. Lancet 2002; 359:1734-1739.<br />

7. Lammer, J. Clinical Experience with Drug Eluting <strong>Bead</strong> (<strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> ) for Chemoembolisation of Unresectable Hepatocellular Carcinoma. Presentation at CIRSE 2005.<br />

8. Hong, K., Khwaja, A., Liapi, E., Torbenson, M.S., Georgiades, C.S., and Geschwind, J.F.H. New Intra-arterial Drug Delivery System for the Treatment of Liver Cancer:<br />

Preclinical Assessment in a Rabbit Model of Liver Cancer. Clin Cancer Res 2006;12(8), 2006<br />

<strong>DC</strong> <strong>Bead</strong> is a trademark of <strong>Biocompatibles</strong> UK Ltd<br />

Lipiodol ® is a registered trademark of Guerbet S.A., France<br />

Manufactured by <strong>Biocompatibles</strong> UK Ltd, Chapman House,<br />

Farnham Business Park, Weydon Lane, Farnham, Surrey,<br />

GU9 8QL, UK. www.biocompatibles.com<br />

EC548 © 2006 <strong>Biocompatibles</strong> UK Ltd

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