Amniotic Membrane Transplantation for Ocular Surface Reconstruction
Amniotic Membrane Transplantation for Ocular Surface Reconstruction AmnioGraft
Disclosure and Acknowledgment • Transplantation of cryopreserved amniotic membrane (AmnioGraft®) is obtained from Bio-Tissue, which licenses Dr. Tseng’s patents.
ProKera
• Dr. Tseng and his family owns more than 5% of TissueTech, Inc., which also owns Bio-Tissue, Inc.. • Development of ProKera®, a sutureless AmnioGraft®, is supported by SBIR grants R43 EY14768 and R44 EY14768 from NIH, NEI.
Scheffer C. G. Tseng M.D., Ph.D.
• Ex vivo expansion of limbal epithelial stem cells using AmnioGraft® as a Biologic is supported by grants RO1 EY06819 and RO1 EY15735 from NIH, NEI.
Ocular Surface Center Ocular Surface Research & Education Foundation TissueTech, Inc., Miami, FL
[email protected] www.ocularsurface.com
Fetal Strategy for Scar-less Wound Healing & Regeneration by Cyropreserved Amniotic Membrane
Amniotic Membrane Uses in Ophthalmology
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# of Papers
50 z Anti-inflammation
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z Anti-scarring 30
z Anti-angiogenesis
AmnioGraft®
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Quarterly Volume With other Surgical Procedures, 11, 0%
2000
Medicare ASC Reimbursement
1800
Implant Problems, 36, 1%
1400
Lid Problems, 48, 1%
FDA 510(k) approved ProKera as II Medical Device
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FDA classified AG as Tissue
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Pterygium & Pseudoterygium
Scleral Diseases, 35, 1%
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AMT Indications
Limbal Lesion Removal, 30, 1%
Socket Problems , 60, 2%
ProKera Launch
Medicare Hospital Reimbursement
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Two Major Modes of AMT As a Biological Bandage ¾ AM either dissolves or removed after healing ¾ Time of AM dissolution coincides with healing ¾ Suture (10-0 nylon) purse-string running perilimbal sclera ¾ Prokera™ without sutures
As a Permanent Graft ¾ AM does not dissolve but integrates into the host tissue (cornea or conjunctiva) ¾ One or multiple layers to fill in stromal defect as a filler for any irregular shape ¾ Suture (10-0 nylon) interrupted (bulbar) and 8-0 Vicryl over fornix, ¾ Fibrin Glue without sutures
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Corneal Other Diseases Conjunctivochalasis Bullous Keratopahty Conjunctival/Caruncle Lesion Symblepharon
Glaucoma/Bleb Problems, 70, 2%
AmnioGraft Launch
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Corneal Defect and Ulceration
Pterygium & Pseudoterygium, 1152, 34%
Corneal Defect and Ulceration, 724, 22%
Glaucoma/Bleb Problems Socket Problems
Limbal Stem Cell Deficiency, 100, 3%
Lid Problems Implant Problems
Symblepharon, 132, 4%
Scleral Diseases Limbal Lesion Removal
Conjunctival/Caruncle Lesion, 208, 6% Bullous Keratopahty, 229, 7%
Limbal Stem Cell Deficiency
With other Surgical Procedures
Conjunctivochalasis, 257, 8%
Corneal Other Diseases, 262, 8%
N = 3,354 Data Source: Bio-Tissue, Inc. (2002)
AM as a Biological Bandage to Deliver Anti-inflammatory Action z To reduce acute inflammation z Chemical and Thermal Burns (Acute Stage) z Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (Acute Stage)
z To reduce chronic and recalcitrant inflammation z Herpes Zoster, Herpes Simplex, Vernal Keratitis
z To reduce acute inflammation induced by surgery or excimer laser z High-risk PKP (neurotrophic) z Excimer laser ablation (PRK/PTK) of the cornea Kim et al, 1998; Meller et al, 2000; Sridhar et al, 2000; Choi et al, 1998; Park & Tseng, 2000; Wang et al, 2001; Heiligenhaus et al, 2001; Kenyon et al, 2003
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Grade 3
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Di Pascuale et al Ophthalmology, 2005
AMT for Acute Chemical Burns & Acute SJS/TENS
Kim et al, EER 70:329, 1998 Meller et al, Ophthalmology 107:980, 2000 John et al, Ophthalmology 109:351, 2002
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A CASE EXAMPLE
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Stevens Johnson Syndrome
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AM as a Biological Bandage to Deliver Anti-inflammatory Action z To reduce acute inflammation z Chemical and Thermal Burns (Acute Stage) z Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (Acute Stage)
z To reduce chronic and recalcitrant inflammation z Herpes Zoster, Herpes Simplex, Vernal Keratitis
z To reduce acute inflammation induced by surgery or excimer laser z High-risk PKP (neurotrophic) z Excimer laser ablation (PRK/PTK) of the cornea Kim et al, 1998; Meller et al, 2000; Sridhar et al, 2000; Choi et al, 1998; Park & Tseng, 2000; Wang et al, 2001; Heiligenhaus et al, 2001; Kenyon et al, 2003
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Acute HZO in a Patient with HIV
Preop
8 day
Acute HSV-1
Sutureless ProKera®
09.23.05 8 Days after Chemical Burn
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09.23.05 8 Days after Chemical Burn
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10.05.05 Day 12 Switched to BCL
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09.23.05 Day 0
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What Happened in the Conjunctiva beyond ProKera?
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Inject Kenalog
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Two Major Modes of AMT As a Biological Bandage ¾ AM either dissolves or removed after healing ¾ Time of AM dissolution coincides with healing ¾ Suture (10-0 nylon) purse-string running perilimbal sclera ¾ Prokera™ without sutures
As a Permanent Graft ¾ AM does not dissolve but integrates into the host tissue (cornea or conjunctiva) ¾ One or multiple layers to fill in stromal defect as a filler for any irregular shape ¾ Suture (10-0 nylon) interrupted (bulbar) and 8-0 Vicryl over fornix, ¾ Fibrin Glue without sutures
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AM as a Permanent Graft (one or multiple layers) To Restore Corneal Integrity z Persistent epithelial defect, ulcer, descemetocele, and perforation z Painful bullous keratopathy z Band keratopathy z Recurrent corneal erosion z Superficial keratectomy Lee et al, 1997; Kruse et al, 1999; Azuara-Blanco et al, 1999; Chen et al; 2000; Hanada et al, 2001; Letko et al, 2001; Su & Lin, 2000; Pires et al, 1999; Anderson et al, 2001; Kenyon et al, 2003
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HSV-1 Deep Ulcer
Preop
CF
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Decemetocele following Pseudomonas Infection and Glaucoma Drainage Implant
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7 Month
Restore stromal thickness
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Solomon et al, Ophthalmology 109:694-703, 2002
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AM as a Graft for Conjunctival Surface Reconstruction Reconstruct conjunctival surface without conjunctival autograft during removal of large lesions if the surrounding host tissue is healthy z z z z
Tumor, CIN Conjunctivochalasis/SLK Scar or Symblepharon LOGIC Syndrome
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Pterygium Glaucoma bleb revision Scleromalacia Scleral melt
Tseng et al, 1997; Prabhasawat & Tseng, 1997; Azuara-Blanco et al, 1999; Meller et al, 2000; Gabric et al, 1999; Mejia et al, 2000; Honavar et al, 2000; Paridaens et al, 2001; Prabhasawat et al, 1997; Solomon et al, 2001; Ma et al; 2000; Shimazaki et al, 1998; Budenz et al, 2000; Rodriquez-Ares et al, 1999
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Courtesy of F. Fantes,MD
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How to Apply Fibrin Glue using Amniotic Membrane on Conjunctival Indications 1
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Ocular Cicatricial Pemphigoid
AM as a Graft for Conjunctival Surface Reconstruction
AM
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1. Swap with conjunctival autograft and Cover the defect created by removing conjunctival autograft 2. In conjunction with preserved sclera or pericardium to cover the exposed implant/explant z z z z
7 M Post-op4 months Post-op
11 M Post-op
Chemical Burn
Pre-op (12/4/02)
Tumor, CIN Conjunctivochalasis Scar or Symblepharon LOGIC Syndrome
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Pterygium Glaucoma bleb revision Scleral melt Exposed implants
Tseng et al, 1997; Prabhasawat & Tseng, 1997; Azuara-Blanco et al, 1999; Meller et al, 2000; Gabric et al, 1999; Mejia et al, 2000; Honavar et al, 2000; Paridaens et al, 2001; Prabhasawat et al, 1997; Solomon et al, 2001; Ma et al; 2000; Shimazaki et al, 1998; Budenz et al, 2000; Rodriquez-Ares et al, 1999
Scleral Melt after Scleral Buckle Extrusion and Infection
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Tseng et al, Ophthalmology, in press, 2005
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Scleral Melt after Pterygium Surgery 05.11.05
Ex Vivo Expansion of Limbal Epithelial Stem Cells z Encouraging human results Autologous
Pellegrini et al, 1997 Tsai et al, 2000 Schwab et al, 2000
Allogeneic Koizumi et al, 2001
05.17.05- Surgery
z Encouraging rabbit results Short-term Long-term
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Koizumi et al, 2000 Ti et al, 2002, IOVS
Dr. Tseng has obtained FDA’s Approval of IND No. 10313 for Phase I clinical trial, supported by NIH, NEI
Conclusion z Ocular surface reconstruction and tissue engineering can be augmented by AMT to restore a stroma with an intact basement membrane and reduced inflammation and scarring. z AMNIOGRAFT® can be used as a permanent graft to restore the corneal and conjunctival integrity if the surrounding host cells (including stem cells) are normal. z AMNIOGRAFT® can be used to restore stem cell stromal substrate or “niche” and help promote epithelial stem cell expansion in vivo and ex vivo. z Fibrin glue simplifies AMNIOGRAFT® use as a “sutureless” permanent graft, z PROKERA™ simplifies AMNIOGRAFT® ’s use as a “sutureless” biological bandage.
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