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Trial · NCT05459181

Registered outcomes16

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

ListOutcomeTime frameDescription
PrimaryIncidence of Allograft loss at 12-months post-transplant (safety)12 monthsDemonstrate the safety and efficacy of HeartCare as a tool to successfully optimize immunosuppressant agents using regular surveillance for safe drug minimization.
PrimaryIncidence of Allograft loss at 24-months post-transplant (safety)24 monthsDemonstrate the safety and efficacy of HeartCare as a tool to successfully optimize immunosuppressant agents using regular surveillance for safe drug minimization.
PrimaryTotal number of acute rejection episodes (ACR >2R or AMR*) at 12-months post-transplant (safety)12 monthsDemonstrate the safety and efficacy of HeartCare as a tool to successfully optimize immunosuppressant agents using regular surveillance for safe drug minimization.
PrimaryTotal number of acute rejection episodes (ACR >2R or AMR*) at 24-months post-transplant (safety)24 monthsDemonstrate the safety and efficacy of HeartCare as a tool to successfully optimize immunosuppressant agents using regular surveillance for safe drug minimization.
PrimaryEQ-5D survey performed at 12-months post-transplant to assess allograft function (safety)12 monthsDemonstrate the safety and efficacy of HeartCare as a tool to successfully optimize immunosuppressant agents using regular surveillance for safe drug minimization.
PrimaryTTE imaging performed at 12-months post-transplant to assess allograft function (safety)12 monthsDemonstrate the safety and efficacy of HeartCare as a tool to successfully optimize immunosuppressant agents using regular surveillance for safe drug minimization.
PrimaryEQ-5D survey performed at 24-months post-transplant to assess allograft function (safety)24 monthsDemonstrate the safety and efficacy of HeartCare as a tool to successfully optimize immunosuppressant agents using regular surveillance for safe drug minimization.
PrimaryTTE imaging performed at 24-months post-transplant to assess allograft function (safety)24 monthsDemonstrate the safety and efficacy of HeartCare as a tool to successfully optimize immunosuppressant agents using regular surveillance for safe drug minimization.
PrimaryIncidence of dnDSA formation at 12-months post-transplant (safety and efficacy)12 monthsDemonstrate the safety and efficacy of HeartCare as a tool to successfully optimize immunosuppressant agents using regular surveillance for safe drug minimization.
PrimaryIncidence of dnDSA formation at 24-months post-transplant (safety and efficacy)24 monthsDemonstrate the safety and efficacy of HeartCare as a tool to successfully optimize immunosuppressant agents using regular surveillance for safe drug minimization.
PrimaryChange in eGFR at 12-months post-transplant (efficacy)12 monthsDemonstrate the safety and efficacy of HeartCare as a tool to successfully optimize immunosuppressant agents using regular surveillance for safe drug minimization.
PrimaryChange in eGFR at 24-months post-transplant (efficacy)24 monthsDemonstrate the safety and efficacy of HeartCare as a tool to successfully optimize immunosuppressant agents using regular surveillance for safe drug minimization.
PrimaryTotal number of biopsies performed post-transplant, including both surveillance and clinically indicated biopsies (efficacy)24 monthsDemonstrate the safety and efficacy of HeartCare as a tool to successfully optimize immunosuppressant agents using regular surveillance for safe drug minimization.
SecondaryHistological assessment of tissue biopsy with paired AlloSure dd-cfDNA and AlloMap GEP results (HeartCare) - performed both 'For Cause' and 'Surveillance' using standard biopsy assessment.6 monthsIdentify correlation between HeartCare and histopathological allograft rejection based on all clinical biopsies.
Secondary
Association between AlloSure dd-cfDNA and AlloMap GEP (HeartCare) results with successful immuno-optimization, longitudinal clinical/laboratory parameters (dnDSA), and histologic data (allograft rejection, CAV).
24 monthsEstablish temporal relationships between HeartCare and allograft injury patterns such as dnDSA formation, allograft rejection and CAV.
SecondaryData collection from patient medical record, to capture episodes of infection, viral PCR results, changes in immunosuppression and treatment of rejection, as well as all adverse advents.24 monthsAssessment of all medical events throughout the duration of the study.

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

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  • NIH RePORTER's clinical studies and project filesPublic domain
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  • ClinicalTrials.govnone stated
  • NIH RePORTER's clinical studies and project filesPublic domain (NIH RePORTER)

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