Second Clinical Evaluation of THERANOVA-500 Dialyzer in Chronic Hemodialysis (HD)
Second Clinical Evaluation of THERANOVA-500 Dialyzer in Chronic Hemodialysis (HD)
Single blinded randomized controlled trial comparing Expanded Hemodialysis (HDx) using THERANOVA-500 dialyzer versus conventional hemodialysis (HD) using REVACLEAR-400 dialyzer in chronic hemodialysis patients over a 6-week intervention period. Primary endpoint is post-hemodialysis recovery time. Secondary endpoints are six pre-dialysis biomarker levels (b2-microglobuline, procalcitonine, free light chains (gamma-lambda), IL-6, CRP) and three Quality of Life (QoL)(adapted KDQoL-SF questionnaire, EQ-5D, and rESAS).
This is a randomized controlled trial involving 70 subjects divided in 4 groups: 25 single blinded subjects using THERANOVA-500 dialyzer enabling Expanded Hemodialysis (HDx) ; 25 single blinded subjects using REVACLEAR-400 dialyzer enabling conventional hemodialysis (HD); 10 non-blinded subjects using THERANOVA-500 enabling Expanded Hemodialysis (HDx) and 10 non-blinded subjects using REVACLEAR-400 dialyzer enabling conventional hemodialysis (HD) for their chronic hemodialysis treatments over an active intervention period of 6 weeks. All subjects are to be dialyzed using REVACLEAR-400 enabling conventional hemodialysis (HD) for two weeks prior and for two weeks after the intervention period.
Primary endpoint is mean post-hemodialysis recovery time (as reported by subjects once weekly) between groups (THERANOVA-500 vs REVACLEAR-400) (all subjects) during the 6-week intervention period.
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