Resumen II - Fundació Lluita contra la sida · Wijng I, et al. CROI 2017. Poster #451LB Randomized...
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ArkaitzImazUnidaddeVIHyETS
ServiciodeEnfermedadesInfecciosasHospitalUniversitarideBellvitge
Barcelona,AuditorideLaPedrera,21deFebrerode2017
Agenda
- BiterapiaymonoterapiaconDolutegravir- EstudioSWORD(DTG+RPV)- EstudioLAMIDOL(DTG+3TC)- EstudioDOMONO(DTGmonoterapia)- EstudioREDOMO(DTGmonoterapia)
- NuevosdatossobreTAF/FTC/EVG/COBI- Pacientesnaïve:Estudios104/111:144semanas- “Switching”:EstudioGS-US-236-0128:Mujeres
- Cobicistat:interaccionesfarmacológicas
- TARytrastornoneurocogni_voasociadoalVIH- Maraviroc- Cenicriviroc
- PrEP
Agenda
- BiterapiaymonoterapiaconDolutegravir- EstudioSWORD(DTG+RPV)- EstudioLAMIDOL(DTG+3TC)- EstudioDOMONO(DTGmonoterapia)- EstudioREDOMO(DTGmonoterapia)
- NuevosdatossobreTAF/FTC/EVG/COBI- Pacientesnaïve:Estudios104/111:144semanas- “Switching”:EstudioGS-US-236-0128:Mujeres
- Cobicistat:interaccionesfarmacológicas
- TARytrastornoneurocogni_voasociadoalVIH- Maraviroc- Cenicriviroc
- PrEP
SWORDPrimerensayoclínicoaleatorizadoenelquesedemuestralanoinferioridaddeunabiterapiasinIPrespectoaunTARtriple
ANRS 167 LAMIDOL Trial
Noncompara_veopen-label,singlearm,mul_centertrialwith2phase
InclusionCriteria-HIV-1infectedadults-NadirCD4cellcount>200/mm3-FirstlinecART:2NRTIspluseitheraNNRTI,aPIoranINSTI.Amaximumof2modifica_onsofcARTforsimplifica_onand/orintolerance(no>1)wasallowed(exceptinthelast6months).
-Absenceofresistanceonpre-therapeu_cgenotypeforNRTIs,NNRTIs,PIsand,INSTI(ifavailable)-pVL≤50cps/mLforatleast2yearsPrevious“blips”allowedifnotexceed3inthelast2yearsandthattheydidnotoccurinthelast6months
JolyV,etal.CROI2017.Poster#458
JolyV,etal.CROI2017.Poster#458
JolyV,etal.CROI2017.Poster#458
W48ofthestudy(W40ofdualtherapy):101/104(97%)areintherapeuScsuccess.
VFLostFUVF
Treatmentchange
WijjngI,etal.CROI2017.Poster#451LB
Randomizedopenlabelmul_centernon-inferiorityclinicaltrialSamplesize/power:N=104,Pa=Pb=0.95δ=-0.121-β=0.80α=0.05Inclusioncriteria:▪OncARTandHIV-RNA<50c/mlfor>6monthswithgoodcompliance▪HIV-RNA-zenith<100.000c/ml▪CD4T-cellnadir>200cells/mm3▪Nobaselineresistance,nopreviousvirologicalfailure▪HBV-immuneorwillingtobevaccinatedbeforestartofDTGmonotherapy
WijjngI,etal.CROI2017.Poster#451LB
104oncART
ImmediateDTGmonotherapyDTG50mgQD
Con_nuecART DelayedDTGmonotherapyDTG50mgQD
152oncART Con_nuedARTconcurrentcontrol
Predefinedstudystoppingrules:AnynewIN-resistanceassociatedmuta_onsaredetectedin≥2pa_entsduringthestudyDiscon_nua_onofDTGfortreatmentfailurein≥20pa_entsatany_meofthestudy
Primaryendpoint:Comparisonofthepropor_onofpa_entsintheOT-popula_onwithHIV-RNA<200c/mlatW24.Secondary:Propor_onsHIV-RNA<200c/mland<50c/mlintheen_repopula_ononDOLUMONOatW24andW48.Post-hocanalysis:ComparisonofHIV-RNA<200c/mlinen_repopula_ononDOLUMONOwiththe‘Concurrentcontrols’group.Thisgroupconsistsof152pa_entsoncARTwhofulfilledallinclusioncriteriaandexclusioncriteria,butwhodidnotpar_cipateinthestudybutagreedtohavetheirdataused.
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Endpoint: CV <200 c/mL OT
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DTG-Monotherapy: 122 Montreal 26 Munich 52 Barcelona 44
Number of HIV-infected individuals controlled in three large Clinical Cohorts: 10440
HCP (Barcelona, Spain): 5000 Clinical Care Centre (Munich, Germany): 2500 Clinique Actuel (Montreal, Canada): 2940
DTG-bi- tri therapy: 1082 Montreal 402 Munich n.a. Barcelona 680
No GRM: 2
Yes GRM: 9
VFs: 11 (9%; 95% CI: 6-18%)
VFs: 64 (6%; 95% CI: 5-7%)
No GRM: 64
Yes GRM: 0
1.17% 10%
Fisher exact text p=0.17 Odds-ratio VF mono: 1.58 (95% CI: 0.73-3.13)
82% of VFs
BlancoJL,etal.CROI2017.OralAbstract#42
Results (II): Virological data • In 5 of 11 (45%) individuals DTG was their first InSTI. • 8 of 11 (72%) had been virologically supressed for longer than 3 years • Adherence was less than 95% in 4 of 11 • Weeks (median,IQR) from VF until GRT: 5 (3-14)
UVL: undetectable viral load; ADH: adherence; PC: Pill count; SQ: Self questionnaire; GRT: Genotypic resistance test; GRM: genotypic resitance mutations
Pt code Prior IsSTI without VF
Weeks UVL before DTG-M
Baseline VL VLs on DTG-M ADH Weeks
to VF VL at VF Weeks to GRT VL at GRT First IN-
GRM
B001 None 768 <37 330 (8),146(10), 1393(18) 98% (PC) 8 330 8 330 155H
B002 RAL 0 (LLV) 86 (prior 71,51)
80 (16), 171 (18), 122 (32), 3228 (48) 98% (PC) 16 80 32 122 118R
B003 None 312 <37 26180 (20), 6014 (22), 10560 (28) 50% (PC) 20 26180 28 6014 148K,138K
B004 RAL (LLV/GRT:WT) 12 249
(prior <37) 123 (12), 1350 (24)
22170 (25) 82% (PC) 0 123 32 22170 92Q,155H
B007 EGV 240 <37 57 (52), 51 (64), <37 (88) 100% (PC) 52 57 64 57 97A,155H
B008 None 480 <50 190 (32), 1350 (36), 40000 (40) 88% (PC) 32 190 36 1350 148H,155H,
M001 RAL 232 21 55 (2), 168 (13), 239 (15) 60% (SQ) 0 55 16 239 148R,140S
M002 None 228 <20 538 (24), 11000 (28) 100% (SQ) 24 538 29 11000 148H,140S
C001 EVG 20 <50 306 (24), 583 (28) 100% (SQ) 24 306 24 306 118R
B005 RAL,EGV 432 <37 179 (13), 71 (14), 56 (16) 98% (PC) 13 179 14 71 No
B006 None 172 <37 355 (72), 1355 (76), 1397 (80), <37 (92) 100% (PC) 72 355 76 355 No
Median (IQR)
236 (186-402)
20 (11-28)
190 (102-343)
29 (20-34)
330 (181-3682)
BlancoJL,etal.CROI2017.OralAbstract#42
Pt code GRT-VF1 GRT-VF2 GRT-VF3
B001 Plasma-UDS: IN-155H(100%) Plasma-UDS:IN-155H(100%) Plasma-UDS:IN-155H(100%),148R(84%),138K(79%)
B002 ND Plasma-PS:RT-106I PMBC-UDS: IN-118R (7%).
B003 ND Plasma-UDS:IN- 148K(100%),138K(99%) Plasma-UDS:IN-138K(99%);140S(43%);140A(34%);148K(99%)
B004 ND ND Plasma-UDS:IN- 92Q(92%);143C(6%);155H(99%);163R(8%)
B007 ND Plasma-PS: IN-97A,155H
B008 ND Plasma-UDS: IN-138K(6%);140S(100%); 148H(100%);155H(100%) Plasma-UDS: RT-41L(98%); IN-140S(100%);148H(100%); 155H(100%)
M001 ND ND Plasma-PS: IN-68LV;138EK;140GS; 148QR
M002 ND Plasma-PS: IN-148H,G140S
C001 Plasma:PS/UDS-G118R Plasma:PS/UDS: IN-118R
B005 ND NA WT
B006 ND ND WT
Results (III): IN-resistance data • 9 of 11 (81%) VFs to DTG-M selected IN-GRM from different pathways:
• 92Q/155H : 1 patient • 97A/155H: 1 patient
• 155H/148R: 1 patients
• 118R : 2 patients
• 148K: 1 patient • 148H: 2 patients
• 148R: 1 patient
VF without GRM VF with GRM
GRT: Genotypic resistance test; GRM: genotypic resitance mutations; VF: virological failure BlancoJL,etal.CROI2017.OralAbstract#42
Agenda
- BiterapiaymonoterapiaconDolutegravir- EstudioSWORD(DTG+RPV)- EstudioLAMIDOL(DTG+3TC)- EstudioDOMONO(DTGmonoterapia)- EstudioREDOMO(DTGmonoterapia)
- NuevosdatossobreTAF/FTC/EVG/COBI- Pacientesnaïve:Estudios104/111:144semanas- “Switching”:EstudioGS-US-236-0128:Mujeres
- Cobicistat:interaccionesfarmacológicas
- TARytrastornoneurocogni_voasociadoalVIH- Maraviroc- Cenicriviroc
- PrEP
SignificantEfficacyandLong-termSafetyDifferenceWithTAF-BasedSTRinNaïveAdults:144weeks
ArribasJR,etal.CROI2017.Poster#453
ArribasJR,etal.CROI2017.Poster#453
ArribasJR,etal.CROI2017.Poster#453
ArribasJR,etal.CROI2017.Poster#453
ArribasJR,etal.CROI2017.Poster#453
AtWeek144,medianchangefromBLineGFRwassignificantlylowerwithE/C/F/TAFvsE/C/F/TDF(1.6vs7.7mL/min;p<0.001)D/CforrenalAEs:ovs12casesD/Cforproximaltubulopathy:Ovs4cases
ArribasJR,etal.CROI2017.Poster#453
D/Cforboneloss:0vs6cases
ArribasJR,etal.CROI2017.Poster#453
HooderS,etal.CROI2017.Poster#443
HooderS,etal.CROI2017.Poster#443
HooderS,etal.CROI2017.Poster#443
HooderS,etal.CROI2017.Poster#443
HooderS,etal.CROI2017.Poster#443
Agenda
- BiterapiaymonoterapiaconDolutegravir- EstudioSWORD(DTG+RPV)- EstudioLAMIDOL(DTG+3TC)- EstudioDOMONO(DTGmonoterapia)- EstudioREDOMO(DTGmonoterapia)
- NuevosdatossobreTAF/FTC/EVG/COBI- Pacientesnaïve:Estudios104/111:144semanas- “Switching”:EstudioGS-US-236-0128:Mujeres
- Cobicistat:interaccionesfarmacológicas
- TARytrastornoneurocogni_voasociadoalVIH- Maraviroc- Cenicriviroc
- PrEP
GervasoniC,etal.CROI2017.Poster#410
GervasoniC,etal.CROI2017.Poster#411n 212 176 46 76
Agenda
- BiterapiaymonoterapiaconDolutegravir- EstudioSWORD(DTG+RPV)- EstudioLAMIDOL(DTG+3TC)- EstudioDOMONO(DTGmonoterapia)- EstudioREDOMO(DTGmonoterapia)
- NuevosdatossobreTAF/FTC/EVG/COBI- Pacientesnaïve:Estudios104/111:144semanas- “Switching”:EstudioGS-US-236-0128:Mujeres
- Cobicistat:interaccionesfarmacológicas
- TARytrastornoneurocogniSvoasociadoalVIH- Maraviroc- Cenicriviroc
- PrEP
-Maraviroc(MVC)antagonistCCR5-Cenicriviroc(CVC),antagonistadualCCR2/CCR5(enfasedeinves_gación)Amboshandemostradoreduccióndemarcadoresdeac_vacióndemonocitos/macrófagos
¿BeneficioenpacientesconHAND?
NdhlovuLC,etal.CROI2017.Poster#381
NdhlovuLC,etal.CROI2017.Poster#381
Hypothesis:“CCR2andCCR5blockadewillimprovecogni_vefunc_onbydecreasingmonocyteac_va_onandmigra_onintotheCNS.”
Neuropsychological(NP)Tes_ng:
1.LearningandMemory;2.PsychomotorSpeed;3.Execu_veFunc_on;4.WorkingMemory;5.Ayen_on;6.GrossMotor;7.Visuospa_al;
PlasmaSolubleBiomarkersbyELISAPlasmasCD163,sCD14andneopterin
N=17
NdhlovuLC,etal.CROI2017.Poster#381
NdhlovuLC,etal.CROI2017.Poster#381
NdhlovuLC,etal.CROI2017.Poster#381
CSF Inflammatory markers after Adding Maraviroc to MONotherapy darunavir/ritonavir: The CINAMMON Study Barber TJ1,2, Imaz A3, Boffito M1,2, Podzamczer D3, Pozniak A1, Fortuny R3, Davies N1, Niubó J3, Mandalia S1,2, Gazzard B1
1 Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation Trust and St Stephen’s AIDS Trust London UK
2 Imperial College London, UK
3 Bellvitge University Hospital, Barcelona, Spain
Use C&W/SSAT/Bellvitge logos
Methods • CCR5tropicsubjectsonmono-DRV/rforatleast6monthswithVL<40inLondonand
Barcelona
• Remainedonmono-DRV/rfor12weeksbeforeaddinginMVC
• Lumbarpuncture(LP)andneurocogni_ve(NC)func_on(Cogstate)examina_onswereperformedatbaseline,week12,andfollowing24weeksofaddi_onalMVC(w36)
• Theprimarystudyendpointwasweek(w)12tow36CSFinflammatorymarkerschangesfollowingMVC150mgqdaddi_ontomono-DRV/r800/100mgqdfor24w
• Secondaryendpointsincludedchangesinneurocogni_vefunc_on(Cogstate),andCSFdruglevels,followingaddi_onofMVC
BarberT,etal.CROI2017.Poster#382
BarberT,etal.CROI2017.Poster#381
BarberT,etal.CROI2017.Poster#382
Agenda
- BiterapiaymonoterapiaconDolutegravir- EstudioSWORD(DTG+RPV)- EstudioLAMIDOL(DTG+3TC)- EstudioDOMONO(DTGmonoterapia)- EstudioREDOMO(DTGmonoterapia)
- NuevosdatossobreTAF/FTC/EVG/COBI- Pacientesnaïve:Estudios104/111:144semanas- “Switching”:EstudioGS-US-236-0128:Mujeres
- Cobicistat:interaccionesfarmacológicas
- TARytrastornoneurocogni_voasociadoalVIH- Maraviroc- Cenicriviroc
- PrEP
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HillierSL,etal.CROI2017.#86LB
HillierSL,etal.CROI2017.#86LB
41 healthy HIV- women (mean age 28, 71% white) used either TFV 1% gel (40 mg) or films (40 and 10 mg)
HillierSL,etal.CROI2017.#86LB
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HeffronR,etal.CROI2017.#85
HeffronR,etal.CROI2017.#85
PriceL,etal.CROI2017.#87
PriceL,etal.CROI2017.#87
PriceL,etal.CROI2017.#87
Higher abundance of penile anaerobes was associated with increased of HIV seroconversion
PriceL,etal.CROI2017.#87
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On Demand Post-Exposure Prophylaxis with Doxycycline for
MSM Enrolled in a PrEP Trial
Molina JM, Charreau I, Chidiac C, Pialoux G, Cua E, Delaugerre C, Capitant C, Rojas-Castro D, Meyer L,
and the ANRS Ipergay Study Group
Hospital Saint-Louis and University of Paris 7, Inserm SC10-US19 Villejuif, Hospital Croix-Rousse, Lyon, Hospital Tenon, Paris, CHU de
Nice, AIDES, Pantin, Paris Sud University, France
Background
§ GlobalburdenofcurableSTIsishuge:>1MillionofSTIsacquiredeveryday(Newman,PlosOne2015)
§ RecentincreaseofSTIsinEuropeandUSA,especiallyamongMSMbutpre-datedPrEP(CDCFactSheet10/2016)
§ HighratesofSTIsamongMSMonPrEP
- 57%inPROUDand41%inANRSIPERGAY,mostlyasymptoma_c(McCormack,Lancet2016-Molina,NEJM2015)
§ PrEPgivesauniqueopportunitytofosterresearchintesSng,treatmentandprevenSonofSTIs
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Background (2) § Could post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) with doxycycline
reduce STI incidence in this high risk population? - Antibiotic prophylaxis for STIs has been assessed since 1940’s with
limited success
- Doxycycline PEP successfully used for prevention of Lyme disease, Leptospirosis and Scrub typhus (Nadelman, NEJM 2001; Takafuji, NEJM 1984; Twartz, JID 1982)
- No known resistance to doxycycline in Chlamydia trachomatis and Treponema pallidum, but > 50-75% of Neisseria gonorrhoeae in France have low level resistance to tetracycline
- Randomized study among 30 HIV+ MSM with prior syphilis: fewer STIs (6 vs. 15) with daily doxycycline (Bolan, Sex Trans Infect 2015)
- Limited use of doxycycline in France for the treatment of bacterial infections mostly used for acnea and malaria prophylaxis
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Study Design
On Demand PEP with Doxycycline (200 mg ~ 24h after sex, up to 72h)*
No PEP
• HIV-negative high risk MSM • Enrolled in the ANRS IPERGAY Open-label extension study
• No contra-indication to Doxy
* No more than 6 pills/week to limit AB exposure and selection pressure
§ With 276 subjects enrolled: 80% power to detect a 55% relative decrease in incidence of a first STIs with PEP (expected incidence: 40/100 PY with no PEP)
§ Visits: Baseline and every two months with serologic assays for HIV and syphilis and PCR assays for CT and NG in urine samples, anal and throat swabs
Randomized Open-Label Trial www.ipergay.fr
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Study Flow-Chart
Randomized n=232
PEP Doxy n=116 No PEP n=116
Completed FU n=106 (91%)
Completed FU n=106 (91%)
D/C participation n=10 Withdrew consent n=5 Lost to follow-up n=1
Other n=4
D/C participation n=10 Withdrew consent n=3 Lost to follow-up n=3
Other n=4
Eligible n=299 Not randomized n=67 (22%) Not meeting eligibility n=10
Withdrew consent n=2 Lost to follow-up n=1
Patients declined n= 54 (19%)
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KM Estimates of Time to a First STI (ITT Population)
Median follow-up of 8.7 months (IQR: 7.8-9.7): 73 subjects infected
45 in No PEP arm (incidence: 69.7/100 PY), 28 in PEP arm (incidence: 37.7/100 PY)
Hazard Ratio: 0.53 (95% CI: 0.33-0.85, p=0.008)
months 0 2 4 6 8 10
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f firs
t STI
0
0.1
0.2
0.3
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116 116
110 112
50 69
6 18
91 105
76 93
No PEP
PEP
Log-rank test p=0.007
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KM Estimates of Time to a First Chlamydia (ITT Population)
Median follow-up of 8.7 months (IQR: 7.8-9.7): 28 subjects infected
21 in no PEP arm (incidence: 28.6/100 PY), 7 in PEP arm (incidence: 8.7/100 PY)
Hazard Ratio: 0.30 (95% CI: 0.13-0.70, p=0.006)
months 0 2 4 6 8 10 0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
No at risk : No PEP PEP
116 116
112 114
68 84
9 22
102 111
93 105
No PEP
Log-rank test p=0.003
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f firs
t STI
PEP
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KM Estimates of Time to a First Syphilis (ITT Population)
Median follow-up of 8.7 months (IQR: 7.8-9.7): 13 subjects infected
10 in no PEP arm (incidence: 12.9 / 100 PY), 3 in PEP arm (incidence: 3.7 / 100 PY)
Hazard Ratio: 0.27 (95% CI: 0.07-0.98, p<0.05)
months 0 2 4 6 8 10 0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
No at risk : No PEP PEP
116 116
114 116
74 83
7 21
110 115
102 107
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f firs
t STI
No PEP
PEP
Log-rank test p=0.04
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KM Estimates of Time to a First Gonorrhea (ITT Population)
Median follow-up of 8.7 months (IQR: 7.8-9.7): 47 subjects infected
25 in no PEP arm (incidence: 34.5/100 PY), 22 in PEP arm (incidence: 28.7/100 PY)
Hazard Ratio: 0.83 (95% CI: 0.47-1.47, p=0.52)
months 0 2 4 6 8 10
Cum
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prob
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f firs
t STI
0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
No at risk : No PEP PEP
116 116
112 114
64 71
9 19
103 109
92 97
No PEP
PEP
Log-rank test p=0.52
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Adverse Events Nb of Participants (%) PEP Doxy
n=116 No PEP n=116
P value
Any AE 106 (91) 104 (90) 0.65 Any Serious AE 4 (3) 10 (9) 0.17 Any Grade 3 AE 4 (3) 11 (9) 0.06 Treatment D/C due to AE 8 (7)* . . Gastro-intestinal (GI) AEs 61 (53) 47 (41) 0.07 Drug-Related GI AEs 28 (24) 16 (14) 0.05
Nausea/vomiting 13 3
GI pain 14 8
Diarrhea 8 10
Other GI 6 1
* Nausea (3), vomiting (1), epigastralgia (2), abdominal pain (2), abdominal distention (1), diarrhoea (1), asthenia (1), vertigo (1), other (1)
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Conclusions § PEP with doxycycline reduced the overall incidence of
bacterial STIs by 47% in MSM on PrEP (8.7 months of FU)
§ No effect on Gonorrhea but strong reduction (70-73%) in Chlamydia and Syphilis incidence
§ Acceptable safety profile with mild/moderate GI AEs leading to D/C in only 7% of participants
§ No evidence of risk compensation
§ Analysis of antibiotic resistance pending
§ Long-term benefit of PEP yet unknown
§ Antibiotic prophylaxis for STIs still NOT recommended
§ More research needed in the field of STIs MolinaJM,etal.CROI2017.#91LBCourtesyJMMolina
AGRADECIMIENTOS
JRArribas
TBarber
JLBlanco
MLD’Antoni
GGarcia-Lerma
RHeffron
VJoly
JMLlibre
JMMolina
IWij_ng