Optimization of Spleen VCTE Examinations With FibroScan
Study Details
Study Description
Brief Summary
This is an European, prospective, interventional, and multicenter clinical investigation which main objective is to develop a spleen examination dedicated to overweight or obese patients and assess its applicability. It will take place in 4 sites (1 site in the Netherlands, 2 sites in Spain and 1 site in Romania) to include a total of 500 patients (adults and children).
Condition or Disease | Intervention/Treatment | Phase |
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Study Design
Arms and Interventions
Arm | Intervention/Treatment |
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Experimental: Group 1a: SSD<15mm and with splenomegaly Patients with a Spleen to Skin Distance less than 15mm and who present a splenomegaly. |
Device: FibroScan examination (S)
A FibroScan examination with the Exploratory S probe.
Device: FibroScan examination (Standard M)
A FibroScan examination with the Standard M probe.
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Experimental: Group 1b: SSD<15mm and without splenomegaly Patients with a Spleen to Skin Distance less than 15mm and who does not present a splenomegaly. |
Device: FibroScan examination (S)
A FibroScan examination with the Exploratory S probe.
Device: FibroScan examination (Standard M)
A FibroScan examination with the Standard M probe.
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Experimental: Group 2a : 15<SSD<25mm and with splenomegaly Patients with a Spleen to Skin Distance between 15 and 25 mm and who present a splenomegaly. |
Device: FibroScan examination (M)
A FibroScan examination with the Optimized M probe.
Device: FibroScan examination (Standard M)
A FibroScan examination with the Standard M probe.
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Experimental: Group 2b : 15<SSD<25mm and without splenomegaly Patients with a Spleen to Skin Distance between 15 and 25 mm and who does not present a splenomegaly. |
Device: FibroScan examination (M)
A FibroScan examination with the Optimized M probe.
Device: FibroScan examination (Standard M)
A FibroScan examination with the Standard M probe.
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Experimental: Group 3a: SSD≥25mm and with splenomegaly Patients with a Spleen to Skin Distance higher than 25 mm and who present a splenomegaly. |
Device: FibroScan examination (XL)
A FibroScan examination with the Exploratory XL probe.
Device: FibroScan examination (Standard M)
A FibroScan examination with the Standard M probe.
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Experimental: Group 3b: SSD≥25mm and without splenomegaly Patients with a Spleen to Skin Distance higher than 25 mm and who does not present a splenomegaly. |
Device: FibroScan examination (XL)
A FibroScan examination with the Exploratory XL probe.
Device: FibroScan examination (Standard M)
A FibroScan examination with the Standard M probe.
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Outcome Measures
Primary Outcome Measures
- Success rate of the spleen stiffness measurement (SSM) exam with the XL probe, defined with at least 8 valid measurements after the exam quality control [At baseline visit]
The success rate is calculated with the number of valid measurements vs the total measurements done by the operator for every exam. The FibroScan will automatically analyze the measurement and based on some validity criteria will define the measurement as "valid" (will lead to a reliable SSM measurement) or "invalid" (will lead to a non-reliable SSM measurement).
Secondary Outcome Measures
- Success rate of the spleen stiffness measurement (SSM) exam with the S probe, defined with at least 8 valid measurements after the exam quality control. [At baseline visit]
The success rate is calculated with the number of valid measurements vs the total measurements done by the operator for every exam. The FibroScan will automatically analyze the measurement and based on some validity criteria will define the measurement as "valid" (will lead to a reliable SSM measurement) or "invalid" (will lead to a non-reliable SSM measurement).
- Success rate of the spleen stiffness measurement (SSM) exam with the optimized M probe, defined with at least 8 valid measurements after the exam quality control. [At baseline visit]
The success rate is calculated with the number of valid measurements vs the total measurements done by the operator for every exam. The FibroScan will automatically analyze the measurement and based on some validity criteria will define the measurement as "valid" (will lead to a reliable SSM measurement) or "invalid" (will lead to a non-reliable SSM measurement).
- Change of the applicability with the Spleen Targeting Tool (STT) and the automatic depth adaptation mode enabled. [At baseline visit]
This will be tested with unilateral Wilcoxon signed rank test comparing success rates with and without STT and with and without automatic depth adaptation.
Eligibility Criteria
Criteria
Inclusion Criteria:
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Adult or pediatric patient able to give written informed consent (parents/legal tutors in case of minor patients),
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Patient affiliated to the healthcare system
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Adult or children patient followed for a liver disease, with or without splenomegaly and having a spleen to skin distance (SSD) measurement performed during the screening ultrasound exam.
Exclusion Criteria:
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Vulnerable patient- other than pediatric patients
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Patients with ascites
Contacts and Locations
Locations
Site | City | State | Country | Postal Code | |
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1 | University Medical Center Rotterdam | Rotterdam | Netherlands | ||
2 | Regional Institute of Gastroenterology and Hepatology "Octavian Fodor" (IRGH) | Cluj-Napoca | Romania | ||
3 | Hospital Puerta de Hierro Majadahonda | Madrid | Spain | ||
4 | Hospital Universitario La Paz | Madrid | Spain |
Sponsors and Collaborators
- Echosens
Investigators
- Principal Investigator: Robert de Knegt, PhD, University Medical Center Rotterdam
Study Documents (Full-Text)
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Publications
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