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Title: MGuardTM First in Man Trial 6 Months Results


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MGuardTM First in Man Trial 6 Months Results
  • Eberhard Grube Helios Heart Center, Siegburg,
    Germany

2
Background
  • MGuardTM (InspireMD Ltd.) is a combination of an
    ultra-thin polymer net attached to the external
    surface of a bare metal stent, designed to
    provide embolic protection and to reduce vessel
    injury during coronary interventions.

3
Background
  • The aim of the First in Man (FIM) trial was to
    evaluate the efficacy and safety of the MGuardTM
    in PCI of human coronary vein grafts (VG) and
    native coronaries.

4
Methods
  • The trial involved MGuardTM stenting-based PCI at
    2 medical centers.
  • Primary endpoint was 30 days major adverse
    cardiac events (MACE).
  • Secondary endpoint
  • Device success
  • Procedural success
  • TIMI flow post procedure
  • 6 Months MACE
  • 6 Months Late Lumen Loss

5
Trial Organization
  • Enrolling centers
  • Siegburg, Germany
  • Trier, Germany
  • Monitoring, e-CRF management
  • Krauth Ltd., Hamburg, Germany
  • Angiographic Core lab
  • CRF, New York, USA
  • Independent Clinical event committee
  • CRF, New York, USA

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Essential Patient Selection crieteria
  • Inclusion
  • A target de-novo lesion in native coronaries or
    degenerated vein graft
  • diameter stenosis 50 but lt100,
  • reference vessel diameter 2.5mm and 4.5 mm,
  • TIMI flow 1,
  • Exclusion
  • Requirement to treat 1 coronary lesion urgently
  • LVEFlt25
  • Stroke or transient ischemic attack within 60
    days
  • Baseline CPK values gt 3 times the ULN
  • Creatinine2.0 mg/dl,
  • Excessive vessel calcification or tortuousity,
  • Recent bleeding event.

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Study population
  • 41 patients were enrolled.
  • According to the protocol , the endpoints
    analysis is per protocol and therefore includes
    only 33 single stent procedures

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Results Case 1 (SA)
  • 47 year old female
  • History of hypercholesterolemia, smoking and
    diabetes
  • Presented with unstable angina
  • RCA lesion of 16.44mm length with 75 stenosis
  • Direct stenting was performed

9
Results Case 1 (SA)
  • RCA lesion - pre stenting
  • MGuardTM stent deployment
  • Final Result

10
Results Case 2(HK)
  • 67 year old male
  • History of hypertension, hypercholesterolemia and
    smoking
  • Underwent coronary artery bypass surgery 7 years
    ago
  • Presented with unstable angina
  • SVG lesion of 8.27mm length with 81 stenosis
  • Direct stenting was performed

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Results Case 2(HK)
A
B
B) MGuard in place
A) SVG lesion
D
C
C) Final result
D) Six months F/U
12
Results Baseline Patient Characteristics
13
Baseline procedure angiographic results
14
Baseline procedure angiographic results
15
Results
  • The MGuardTM was deployed successfully using
    conventional PCI equipment in 100(33/33) of
    patients.
  • One patient experienced a non-cardiac death
    during follow-up.

16
Results primary endpoint - 30 days MACE
17
Results secondary endpoints - 6 months MACE and
QCA
18
Results secondary endpoints in hospital MACE
  • Procedural success was 97.0(32/33).

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Conclusions
  • The 6 months follow-up shows good results for
    both efficacy and safety endpoints for the
    MguardTM stent, considering the unfavorable
    patient and lesion characteristics.
  • In a setting of a single MGuardTM stent
    procedure, the MGuardTM demonstrates
  • TLR rates which are superior to known BMS values
  • MACE and MI rates that are superior to published
    data in similar patient cohorts.
  • Larger trials with specific indications are
    warranted in order to confirm these results in
    patient subgroups
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