Stress Urinary Incontinence Clinical Trial
Official title:
A Multi-Center, Randomized, Controlled Clinical Trial of the Safety and Efficacy of Regen Sling Treatment for Female Patients With Stress Urinary Incontinence
To evaluate the treatment safety and efficacy of Regen Sling developed by medprin Regenerative Medical Technologies Co., Ltd. for female patients with stress urinary incontinence
1. Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI) is a disease in which urine outflows involuntarily
because of slack and weak urethral sphincter when patient's intra-abdominal pressure
increases or patient stands upright or walks. 90% of SUI are caused by urethral
hypermobility.
2. So far, however, there is no urinary incontinence vaginal tape developed independently
by Chinese. By mid-2012, there are more than 10 kinds of vaginal tapes for SUI approved
by China Food and Drug Administration(CFDA) and all of them are imported and expensive
(price for hospital: 5500-18000 Yuan). By October 18, 2013, all products for SUI
treatment approved by CFDA are made in weaving techniques. The main product material is
polypropylene, a non-absorbable synthetic mesh. Polypropylene vaginal tapes have good
biocompatibility, but Polypropylene vaginal tapes also have many problems. Eckhard
Petri's study on the complications of female patients with SUI treated by polypropylene
vaginal tape showed that postoperative complications often occur in the 5th year after
the surgery. The most common complications include mesh exposure, pain, infection and
sexual dysfunction. The causes of these complications are mainly related to the
material's biocompatibility and rejection reaction etc in addition to surgical factors.
3. The Regen Sling developed by Medprin Regenerative Medical Technologies Co., Ltd. adopts
the high-biocompatibility Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF) as the material and
electro-spinning technique is adopted for its production. It is highly flexible,
non-erosive, permanent and non-degradable.In addition, it can induce rapid ingrowth of
fibroblasts and new blood capillary formation, thus achieving perfect remediation
effect and long-term safety. The Regen Sling can effectively prevent the various
problems of the existing products occurred in clinical use and overcome the
deficiencies of existing polypropylene weaving products such as poor comfortable
sensation, easy to induce erosion and exposure etc.
4. Given the technical advantages and development potentials of Regen Sling and the market
demands, Sponsor plan to apply for the registration of the product in the United States
(FDA) in addition to domestic application for registration; besides, Sponsor plan to
conduct European unification(CE) certification for the product in the European Economic
Area and apply for registration in other potential countries or regions.
5. Product Mechanism and Trial Range 5.1 Product Mechanism Pathogenesis of SUI include
urethral hypermobility and internal sphincter disorder, 90% of SUI are caused by
urethral hypermobility. Delancey created the Hammock Theory in 1994 and pointed out
that the key of SUI treatment is to restore the supporting tissue around urethra
instead of changing the positions and included angle of bladder and urethra. Mid
urethral sling is the generic term of the surgical methods for female SUI treatment
derived from the theory. It is effective and minimally invasive and becomes the
internationally recognized first line treatment of SUI. In Regen Sling treatment,
vaginal tape is placed at the middle section of urethra without tension through
puncture method, so the dynamic urethral resistance is obtained in abdominal pressure
increasing state, thus achieving urinary control effect.
5.2 Trial Range Female patients with moderate or severe SUI
6. Product Indications and Function 1) This product is applicable for female patients with
moderate or severe SUI; 2) Moderate to severe SUI caused by internal sphincter
disorder; 3) Mixed urinary incontinence.
7. Research Method The study is a multi-center, randomized, single-blind, positive
parallel controlled, non-inferiority validation clinical trial.
7.1. Investigators shall observe and determine whether the hospitalized patients planning to
undergo female stress urinary incontinence surgery meet the inclusion criteria or not. If
the patients meet the inclusion criteria, the investigators shall explain Informed Consent
Form to the patients. If the patients agree to participate in the clinical trial, they can
become the subjects of the trial only when the Informed Consent Form is signed by the
patients and/or patients family member.
7.2. The investigators shall screen out and register the subjects, complete relevant
examinations in baseline period; for the patients meeting inclusion criteria without
rejecting the Informed Consent Form, investigators shall allocate random number to the
patients in chronological order (random number allocation method: Small to large).
7.3. All subjects shall undergo routine preoperative examinations including Blood Routine,
Urine Routine, Blood Type and Rh antibody , Liver and Kidney Function, Blood Coagulation
Function, Hepatitis B Five Items, Hepatitis C Virus(HCV) Antibodies, Treponema Pallidum
Antibodies, Preliminary HIV Screening, Electrocardiogram, Chest Radiography, Pelvic Cavity B
Ultrasound etc and preoperative pelvic floor function assessment and preoperative
questionnaire.
7.4. During the operation of vaginal tape, investigators shall place the control samples and
test samples in accordance with standard operations and complete relevant surgical records.
7.5. Follow-up Observation: outpatient follow-up shall be conducted in the 3rd month, 6th
month and 12th month after the surgery. According to the clinical requirements, in the 3rd
month after the surgery, investigators shall examine surgery's anti-urinary incontinence
effect and encourage the patients to recover sexual life; in the 6th month after the
surgery, investigators shall conduct follow-up visits on sexual life situation and vaginal
tape erosion situation; in the 12th month after the surgery,investigators shall know about
the improvement of patients' symptoms .
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Allocation: Randomized, Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study, Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment, Masking: Single Blind (Subject), Primary Purpose: Treatment
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