Study CXL-1020-02 employs is designed to further define suitable clinical dosages for CXL-1020 which will be utilized in a later Phase IIb study. The study is conducted in 3 different stages called 'strata" and evaluates the potential utility of this drug for the treatment of patents who are hospitalized with heart failure.
Each of the 3 strata are described below: Invasive Strata 1: This is a randomized, double-blinded stratum that will enroll up to 65 patients who are hospitalized with symptomatic heart failure who have indwelling PA catheters allowing invasive hemodynamic evaluation. Each patient will receive a six hour intravenous infusion of either placebo or CXL-1020. Non-Invasive Strata 2: This is a randomized, double-blinded stratum which will enroll up to approximately 72 patients (in several cohorts with 12-24 patients each) who neither require, nor have in place, an indwelling PA catheter for hemodynamic monitoring, but meet study entrance criteria for symptoms of heart failure, (dyspnea at rest)and systolic dysfunction by specific echocardiography criteria. Monitoring of drug effects will be performed by Echocardiography. Invasive-Strata 3: This is a randomized, double-blinded stratum that will begin after an evaluation of a substantial number of patients in Strata A and B and will enroll approximately 15-30 patients using the same general enrollment criteria as in Invasive Strata A.
Study Type
INTERVENTIONAL
Allocation
RANDOMIZED
Purpose
TREATMENT
Masking
QUADRUPLE
Enrollment
69
An infusion of an identically appearing solution of sugar water will be intravenously administered.
Intravenous infusion of CXL-1020, up-titrated, so that 3 different dosages are administered over 6 hours
One of 3 different dosages of CXL-1020 administered at a fixed dosage level for 6 hours.
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Gainesville, Florida, United States
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Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Safety and Hemodynamic Effects
Define the safety and hemodynamic benefit of CXL-1020 based upon the change from baseline in hemodynamic measurements at the 6 hour time point in all strata
Time frame: At 6 Hours following start of dosing
Measurement of Plasma BNP Levels
Evaluate the effects of CXL-1020 on change from baseline in circulating BNP levels after 6 hours of treatment in all strata.
Time frame: At 6 hours following the start of dosing
Assessment of the dose/plasma concentration/effect relationship of CXL-1020
Correlation of plasma concentrations of the CXL-1020 metabolites with Drug Hemodynamic Effects
Time frame: At 6 hours following start of dosing
Effects of CXL-1020 on Renal Function
Evaluate effects of CXL-1020 on renal function parameters (serum creatinine, Cystatin C, and plasma NGAL)
Time frame: 24 hours post dosing
Signs and Symptoms of Heart failure
Evaluate heart failure symptoms in using a Likert 7-point heart failure symptom scale completed by the Investigator and a visual analogue scale completed by the patient and after the 6 hour timepoint in Stratum C
Time frame: At 6 hours following the start of dosing
Evaluation of all Adverse Events
Assess adverse events within 30 days of treatment as adjudicated by an independent safety committee (all strata)
Time frame: Through 30 days following study drug dosing
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A fixed dose level of CXL-1020 will be administered for the initial 6 hours of treatment in Strata 3 and then dosage will be altered up or downward based on the investigators observation of the patient's condition.
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