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Trial of HeartNet Stopped Due to Lack of Change in Peak VO2


 

He noted that there was nonsignificant evidence of reverse remodeling at 6 months that favored the treatment group. There was also a significant reduction of serious heart failure events in the treatment group, compared with the control group. “In a subgroup of patients with CRT at baseline, there appeared to be a better reduction in the serious heart failure events,” he added. “We believe that these findings support undertaking a clinical trial that targets this patient population.”

The trial was sponsored by Paracor Medical Inc. Dr. Abraham disclosed that he is a paid consultant for the company.

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