Liver Transplant Rejection Clinical Trial
Official title:
A Clinical Pilot Study to Test the Acceptability and Feasibility of TruGraf Liver and TRAC Liver Testing as Part of Standard of Care: Optimizing Liver ImmunoSuppression (TRU-IMMUNO)
This is a prospective, multi-center, randomized study. The primary objective is to evaluate the feasibility and utility of TruGraf/TRAC Liver testing used in addition to standard of care measures of liver dysfunction to guide immunosuppression management.
This study will provide TruGraf Liver and TRAC liver tests to one group of transplant providers early after liver transplantation to clarify if the Trugraf Liver and TRAC Liver results can complement their immunosuppression minimization strategies to avoid complications and reduce the occurrence of acute rejection. The ability to decrease IS will be compared to the group that does not receive the test results. Subjects will be randomized into 2 groups: one will receive Trugraf/TRAC Liver testing and the other will not. Subjects in the biomarker arm will have TruGraf Liver and TRAC Liver testing at study enrollment (1-2 months post-liver transplant) and thereafter every month for 6 months. Subjects will also have Trugraf Liver and TRAC Liver testing at months 9 and 12 following transplantation (7-8 and 10-11 months post baseline). The TruGraf and TRAC Liver results will be used in the biomarker arm in conjunction with all other clinical parameters available to guide decisions related to immunosuppression changes. There are no protocol mandated immunosuppression changes. Subjects in the standard of care arm will not have biomarkers available for decisions related to immunosuppression changes. ;
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