CardioSideral Heart Surgery: Randomized Study on Sucrosomial Iron Supplementation Before Heart Surgery

Overview

This randomized, single blind (Outcomes Assessor), non-profit study is aimed at verifying whether routine preoperative supplementation with Sucrosomial® Iron in patients scheduled for cardiac surgery may increase baseline haemoglobin, constrain the haemoglobin decrease between postoperative day 2 and 3 (haemoglobin drift), and reduce the postoperative transfusion requirements, in order to identify a new strategy for pre-hospitalization optimization and post-operative recovery.

This randomized, single blind (Outcomes Assessor), non-profit study is aimed at verifying whether routine preoperative supplementation with Sucrosomial® Iron in patients scheduled for cardiac surgery may increase baseline haemoglobin, constrain the haemoglobin decrease between postoperative day 2 and 3 (haemoglobin drift), and reduce the postoperative transfusion requirements, in order to identify a new strategy for pre-hospitalization optimization and post-operative recovery. Secondary Objectives are * Changes in blood chemistry and biochemical tests between pre- and post-intervention * Evaluation of tolerability and compliance of supplementation with Sucrosomal Iron * Reduction in the number of transfusions and blood bags used * Evaluation of cost-effectiveness

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