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. 2019 Dec 13;22(6):484–497. doi: 10.1089/rej.2017.2048

Table 2.

Other Registered Human Trails on Stem Cell Therapy for Frailty

Trials ID Start year Status Phase Condition or disease Age/sex Enrollment number Intervention Cells dose/patient Delivery Follow-up time frame Primary outcome indicators Secondary outcome indicators
NCT01501461 2011 Withdrawn Not applicable (open-label, nonrandomized) Frailty syndrome 55–90 years/all 0 Auto-ADSCs Not applicable Single intravenous injection 1. 3 months
2. 6 months
1. Improvement in PPT
2. Number of Aes
3. Improved BC/BD
4. Quality of life
Exercise capacity
NCT02982915 2016 Recruiting Phase I/II (double blind, randomized) Aging frailty 65–90 years/all 43 Allo-BMMSCs; co-injecting with fluzone high dose vaccine 2 × 107; 1 × 108 Single peripheral intravenous infusion 1. 1 and 4 weeks postvaccination
2. 30 days
3. 6 months
4. 12 months
1. Incidence of TE-SAEs
2. Adaptive immunity
3. Primary B cell response
1. Postvaccination changes
2. Changes of biomarkers
3. Different decline rate from aging frailty
4. Death from any cause
NCT03169231 2017 Recruiting Phase IIb (double blind, randomized, parallel assignment) Aging frailty 70–85 years/all 120 Allo-BMMSCs 2.5 × 107; 5 × 107; 1 × 108; Placebo. Single peripheral intravenous infusion 6 months 6MWT 1. Physical function capacity using PROMIS-PF-SF 20a
2. Serum TNF-α

AEs, adverse events; Auto-ADSCs, autologous adipose-derived stem cells; BC/BD, body composition/bone density; PROMIS-PF-SF 20a, Patient-Reported Outcome Measurement-Physical Function-Short Form 20a; TE-SAEs, treatment-emergent serious adverse events.