Individual Patient Expanded Access IND to Treat Polyneuropathy

Polyneuropathies Clinical Trial

Official title: An Expanded Access IND to Evaluate the Safety and Efficacy of Autologous HB-adMSCs for the Treatment of a Single Patient With Polyneuropathy

Status No longer available

Clinical Trial Summary

This Individual Patient Expanded Access IND has been created as requested by an 58-year-old man who suffers from Polyneuropathy due to Polyneuropathy, Organomegaly, Endocrinopathy, Monoclonal gammopathy, and Skin abnormalities (POEMS) Syndrome. The patient will receive 8 infusions of 200 million cells every four weeks during a 28-week period to relieve the symptoms of Polyneuropathy arising due to POEMS.

Clinical Trial Description

A screening visit will be conducted to assess the eligibility for this investigation. If the participant qualifies the expanded access program eligibility requirements, he will be treated with the investigational product in the following manner: The patient will receive 8 infusions of 200 million cells every four weeks during a 28-week period. This is an Individual Patient Expanded Access IND to evaluate the safety and preliminary efficacy of autologous HB-adMSCs for treating a single patient with Polyneuropathy due to POEMS Syndrome. The expanded access program will include a screening period of up to 28 days, a 28-week treatment period, a safety follow-up, and a 52-week end-of-study visit. An informed consent form will be given to the participant, who will sign before any procedures. The informed consent form will include information about this expanded access and all the aspects considered during this process. The following are components of the informed consent process that research personnel should adhere to: - The principal investigator and team will make sure the participant is alert and able to read and understand the language in the consent form. - The principal investigator and team will ensure the participant takes ample time to read the consent form carefully. - The principal investigator and team will ensure the consent form is carefully explained to the participant or legal guardian. Any questions or concerns should be addressed before signing the document. - Other aspects to consider, such as voluntary participation in the expanded access program, will be followed according to FDA guidance, IRB Guidelines for Researchers and Sponsor standard operating procedure The participant is required to complete the subsequent visits after they have given their informed consent. - Visit 1 - Screening during this period, the principal investigator will determine whether the screened participant is eligible and whether the next visit can be scheduled. Once the principal investigator has evaluated the eligibility (up to 28 days), the patient will be scheduled for the first infusion. - Visit 2 - Infusion 1 (Baseline): this visit will be a starting point for comparing participants' data. During this visit, the patient will receive the 1st investigational product via intravenous infusion, with rigorous monitoring of vital signs for a total of 2 hours. - Visit 3 to 9 - During these visits, the patient will receive intravenous infusions of HB-adMSCs while her vital signs are precisely monitored for a total of 2 hours. - Follow-Up Visit - During this safety follow-up visit, the principal investigator will evaluate the safety of the investigational product by conducting several assessments described in the Schedule of Assessments table. - End of Study - At the end of the expanded access program visit, the principal investigator will conduct various evaluations to determine the patient's physical condition and assess whether there have been any safety events resulting from the participation in the expanded access program. ;

Related Conditions & MeSH terms

• Polyneuropathies

• NCT number: NCT04064983
• Study type: Expanded Access
• Source: Hope Biosciences
• Status: No longer available