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. 2015 Sep 30;2015(9):CD006536. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD006536.pub4

NCT00711542.

Trial name or title Reinfusion of enriched progenitor cells and infarct remodeling in acute coronary syndrome (REPAIR‐ACS)
Methods Type of study: parallel RCT
 Source of funding: not reported
Country of origin: Germany
 Number of centres: 1
Intended enrolment: 31
Participants Population: acute non‐ST segment elevation myocardial infarction, successful PCI with stent
 Age, mean (SD) each arm: not reported (18‐ to 80 years)
 Sex, % male in each arm: not reported
Number of diseased vessels: not reported
 Number of stunned hyperkinetic, etc segments: not reported
 Time from symptom onset to initial treatment: < 48 hours
 Statistically significant baseline imbalances between the groups?: not reported
Interventions Intervention arm: BMSC
 Type of stem cells: bone marrow stem cells
 Summary of how stem cells were isolated and type and route of delivery: bone marrow aspirated, preparation of media, delivery via intracoronary injection
 Dose of stem cells: not reported
 Timing of stem cell procedure: not reported
Comparator arm: placebo medium
Outcomes Primary outcomes: improvement of coronary flow reserve in the infarct vessel
 Secondary outcomes: improvement of relative coronary flow reserve, regional and global LVEF, MACE (death, MI, rehospitalisation for heart failure, revascularisation)
 Outcome assessment points: baseline, 4 months and 1 year
 Method(s): intracoronary doppler wire
Starting date September 2008
Contact information Andreas M Zeiher, MD (zeiher@em.uni‐frankfurt.de); Birgit Assmus, MD (b.assmus@em.uni‐frankfurt.de)
Notes This study has been terminated due to slow recruitment