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Trial · NCT02640664

Registered outcomes25

Each outcome the trial registered, primary first, in ClinicalTrials.gov's words.

ListOutcomeTime frameDescription
PrimaryVisual Acuity (VA) of the Better-seeing Eye at the Participant's Fifth Birthday Visit - Comparison Between Treatment Armsat the participant's fifth birthday visit (maximum 5 years and 4 months post core baseline visit)
The VA assessment at the child's 5th birthday visit was performed using Early Treatment Diabetic Retinopathy Study (ETDRS) methodology. VA measurements were taken in a sitting position at an initial test distance of 3 meters using Lea Symbols charts. Scores represented the number of optotypes (Lea symbols) the participant identified and ranged from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating better visual acuity. VA was tested in each eye, using the child's current refractive index. The better-seeing eye was defined as the eye with the higher ETDRS score at the 5th birthday visit. If both eyes had the same ETDRS score, then the right eye was assigned as the better-seeing eye.
SecondaryNumber of Participants With Ocular Adverse Events (AEs) Regardless of Study Treatment or Procedure Relationship by Preferred Termthroughout the study, approximately 5 yearsNumber of participants with ocular AEs starting during the core study and ongoing at extension baseline, or starting on/after extension baseline were reported.
SecondaryNumber of Participants With Non-ocular Adverse Events (AEs) Regardless of Study Treatment or Procedure Relationship (Greater Than or Equal to 3% in Any Arm) by Preferred Termthroughout the study, approximately 5 yearsNumber of participants with non-ocular adverse events regardless of study treatment or procedure relationship (greater than or equal to 3% in any arm) by preferred term were reported.
SecondaryVisual Acuity (VA) of the Worse-seeing Eye at the Participant's Fifth Birthday Visit - Comparison Between Treatment Armsat the participant's fifth birthday visit (maximum 5 years and 4 months post core baseline visit)
The VA assessment at the child's 5th birthday visit was performed using Early Treatment Diabetic Retinopathy Study (ETDRS) methodology. VA measurements were taken in a sitting position at an initial test distance of 3 meters using Lea Symbols charts. Scores represented the number of optotypes (Lea symbols) the participant identified and ranged from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating better visual acuity. VA was tested in each eye, using the child's current refractive index. The worse-seeing eye was the eye with a lower ETDRS score at the 5th birthday visit. If both eyes had the same ETDRS score, then the left eye was assigned as the worse-seeing eye.
SecondaryNumber of Participants With Absence of Active Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) at 40 Weeks Post Core Baseline Visitat 40 weeks post core baseline visit
The absence of active ROP in both eyes is defined by the absence of all of the following features: (1) Vessel dilatation of plus disease in at least 2 quardrants (some persisting tortuosity is allowed), (2) Extra-retina vessels extending from the retina into the vitreous and judged to be a sign of active ROP disease.
SecondaryNumber of Participants With Absence of Active Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) at 52 Weeks Post Core Baseline Visitat 52 weeks post core baseline visit
The absence of active ROP in both eyes is defined by the absence of all of the following features: (1) Vessel dilatation of plus disease in at least 2 quardrants (some persisting tortuosity is allowed), (2) Extra-retina vessels extending from the retina into the vitreous and judged to be a sign of active ROP disease.
SecondaryNumber of Participants With Absence of All Ocular Structural Abnormalities at or Before 40 Weeks Post Baseline Visitat or before 40 weeks post baseline visit
The absence of all ocular structural abnormalities is defined by the absence of all of the following fundus features in both eyes at or before the given time point: (1) Substantial temporal retinal vessel dragging causing abnormal structural features/macular Ectopia, (2) Retrolental membrane obscuring the view of the posterior pole, (3) Posterior retinal fold involving the macula, (4) Retinal detachment involving the macula
SecondaryNumber of Participants With Absence of All Ocular Structural Abnormalities at or Before the Participant's Fifth Birthday Visitat or before the participant's fifth birthday visit (up to maximum 5 years and 4 months post core baseline visit)
The absence of all ocular structural abnormalities is defined by the absence of all of the following fundus features in both eyes at or before the given time point: (1) Substantial temporal retinal vessel dragging causing abnormal structural features/macular Ectopia, (2) Retrolental membrane obscuring the view of the posterior pole, (3) Posterior retinal fold involving the macula, (4) Retinal detachment involving the macula
SecondaryNumber of Participants With Absence of Individual Ocular Structural Abnormalities at or Before 40 Weeks Post Baseline Visitat or before 40 weeks post baseline visit
Number of participants with absence of each structural abnormality in both eyes at or before the given time point: (1) Substantial temporal retinal vessel dragging causing abnormal structural features/macular Ectopia, (2) Retrolental membrane obscuring the view of the posterior pole, (3) Posterior retinal fold involving the macula, (4) Retinal detachment involving the macula, (5) Retinal detachment not involving the macula, (6) Pre-retinal fibrosis
SecondaryNumber of Participants With Absence of Individual Ocular Structural Abnormalities at or Before the Participant's Fifth Birthday Visitat or before the participant's fifth birthday visit (up to maximum 5 years and 4 months post core baseline visit)
Number of participants with absence of each structural abnormality in both eyes at or before the given time point: (1) Substantial temporal retinal vessel dragging causing abnormal structural features/macular Ectopia, (2) Retrolental membrane obscuring the view of the posterior pole, (3) Posterior retinal fold involving the macula, (4) Retinal detachment involving the macula, (5) Retinal detachment not involving the macula, (6) Pre-retinal fibrosis, (7) Optic disc pallor, (8) Optic disc swelling, (9) Pigmentary disturbance in the macula, (10) Atrophic changes in the macula
SecondaryNumber of Participants With Absence of All Ocular Structural Abnormalities at or Before Participant's 2 Years Corrected Age Visitat or before participant's 2 years corrected age visit (up to 2 years and 4 months post core baseline visit)
The absence of all ocular structural abnormalities is defined by the absence of all of the following fundus features in both eyes at or before the given time point: (1) Substantial temporal retinal vessel dragging causing abnormal structural features/macular Ectopia, (2) Retrolental membrane obscuring the view of the posterior pole, (3) Posterior retinal fold involving the macula, (4) Retinal detachment involving the macula
SecondaryNumber of Participants With Absence of Individual Ocular Structural Abnormalities at or Before Participant's 2 Years Corrected Age Visitat or before participant's 2 years corrected age visit (up to 2 years and 4 months post core baseline visit)
Number of participants with absence of each structural abnormality in both eyes at or before the given time point: (1) Substantial temporal retinal vessel dragging causing abnormal structural features/macular Ectopia, (2) Retrolental membrane obscuring the view of the posterior pole, (3) Posterior retinal fold involving the macula, (4) Retinal detachment involving the macula, (5) Retinal detachment not involving the macula, (6) Pre-retinal fibrosis, (7) Optic disc pallor, (8) Optic disc swelling, (9) Pigmentary disturbance in the macula, (10) Atrophic changes in the macula
SecondaryNumber of Participants With Recurrence of ROP up to 40 Weeks Post Baseline Visit in the Core Studyup to 40 weeks post baseline visit in the core study
Recurrence of ROP was defined as ROP receiving any post-baseline intervention after the 1st study treatment in the core study. In the ranibizumab arms, post-baseline interventions were ranibizumab retreatment or switch to laser. In the laser arm, post-baseline interventions were supplementary laser treatments after 11 days post-baseline, or switch to ranibizumab; supplementary laser treatment within 11 days post-baseline was not counted as recurrence.
SecondaryNumber of Participants With Recurrence of ROP up to 52 Weeks Post Baseline Visit in the Core Studyup to 52 weeks post baseline visit in the core study
Recurrence of ROP was defined as ROP receiving any post-baseline intervention after the 1st study treatment in the core study. In the ranibizumab arms, post-baseline interventions were ranibizumab retreatment or switch to laser. In the laser arm, post-baseline interventions were supplementary laser treatments after 11 days post-baseline, or switch to ranibizumab; supplementary laser treatment within 11 days post-baseline was not counted as recurrence. Beyond Week 40, participants did not receive any study intervention and no new data was collected after 40 weeks post core baseline visit.
SecondaryNumber of Ranibizumab Injections Received Per Participant Over the Whole Safety Observation Periodup to and including 40 weeks post baseline visit in the core studyNumber of ranibizumab injections received in the treatment of participants with ROP up to and including 40 weeks post baseline visit in the core study were reported.
SecondaryRefraction Status: Summary of Participants at Participant's 2 Years Corrected Ageat participant's 2 years corrected age (maximum 2 years and 4 months post core baseline visit)Summary of participants was reported to evaluate the refraction in each eye at the participant's 2 years corrected age
SecondaryRefraction Status: Summary of Participants at the Participant's Fifth Birthday Visitat the participant's fifth birthday visit (maximum 5 years and 4 months post core baseline visit)Summary of participants was reported to evaluate the refraction in each eye at the participant's 2 years' corrected age
SecondaryChange From Baseline in Weight
Baseline of the core study, at the subject's 2 years' corrected age (maximum 2 years and 4 months post core baseline visit) and at the subjects' fifth birthday (maximum 5 years and 4 months post core baseline visit)
Subject´s weight was reported to evaluate the physical development.
SecondaryChange From Baseline in Head CircumferenceBaseline of the core study and at the subject's 2 years' corrected age (maximum 2 years and 4 months post core baseline visit)Subject´s head circumference was reported to evaluate the physical development.
SecondaryChange From Baseline in Sitting Diastolic Blood PressureBaseline of the core study and at the subject's 2 years' corrected age (maximum 2 years and 4 months post core baseline visit)Subject´s Sitting Diastolic Blood Pressure was reported to evaluate the physical development.

Source ClinicalTrials.govtrials-2026-11-12-0.5.0

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