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. 2022 Jun 22;30(9):1360–1371. doi: 10.1016/j.jsps.2022.06.017

Table 3.

Summary of the state-of-the-art of CD34+ cell therapy and it’s clinical trials for the cardiovascular diseases (Prasad et al., 2020).

Authors Country Sample size Disease Design Delivery Follow-up Results
Quyyumi et al; USA 168 STEMI Randomized double-blinded Intra-coronary 6 months Reduced infarct size, reduced MACE, improved ejection fraction
Losordo et al; USA 167 Refractory angina Randomized double-blinded Intra-myocardial 1 year An important decline in the angina frequency.
Improvement in the work-out tolerance.
Wang et al; China 112 Refractory angina Randomized double blinded Intra-coronary 6 months Significant reduction in angina frequency and enhancement in myocardial perfusion.
Lee et al; Taiwan 38 Refractory angina Randomized double-blinded Intra-coronary 1 year Decreased angina, improved ejection fraction.
Vrtovec et al; Slovenia 110 Dilated cardiomyopathy Randomized double-blinded Intra-coronary 5 years Increased LVEF, Increased 6MWD and decrease in NT pro-BNP, decreased mortality.
Bervar et al; Slovenia 38 Dilated cardiomyopathy Randomized double-blinded Trans-endocardia 1 year Increased 6MWD, decrease in NT-pro BNP, and significant improvement in diastolic parameters
Lezaic et al; Slovenia 21 Dilated cardiomyopathy Randomized double-blinded Intra-coronary 6 months Improved rest myocardial perfusion, LVEF, 6-minute walking distance.