PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF HEARTFOCUS

Status Not yet recruiting

Clinical Trial Summary

The study's objective is to evaluate if exams, performed with the HeartFocus software by novices, are of sufficient quality to visually analyze the left ventricular size, the left ventricular function, the right ventricular size, and the presence of non-trivial pericardial effusion. Novices will be nurses without prior ultrasound experience who have received dedicated training on cardiac ultrasound and on Heartfocus software. Ultrasound exams will be limited to the acquisition of 10 reference views

Clinical Trial Description

This prospective multicentric international pivotal trial will evaluate the ability of the Heartfocus software to support novices for the acquisition of 10 reference views of cardiac ultrasound. The 10 reference views are the following: Parasternal long axis, Parasternal short axis at the aortic valve, Parasternal short axis at the mitral valve Parasternal short axis at the papillary muscles Apical 5-chamber, Apical 4-chamber, Apical 3-chamber, Apical 2-chamber, Subcostal 4-chamber, Subcostal inferior vena cava. Patients included in the study will be adult patients scheduled for an echocardiogram at one of the two investigating centers. Ultrasound exams will be limited to the acquisition 10 reference views. Patients will receive 2 additional limited exams, which consist of the acquisition of ultrasound clips for each of the 10 references views: one by a novice, nurses having received a dedicated training of 2 days, with an ultrasound probe and the HeartFocus software with the guidance system, one by an expert (experienced sonographer/cardiologist) with the same ultrasound probe and the HeartFocus software without the guidance system. A total of 8 novices will perform the acquisition on 30 patients each. In total 240 patients will be included in the study, half in each investigator center. The exams (240 acquired by novices, 240 by experts) will be analyzed by cardiologists to assess their quality. The endpoints are described below. ;

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Clinical Trial Details

NCT number	NCT05874128
Study type	Interventional
Source	DESKi
Contact	Bertrand Moal, MD,PhD
Phone	+33663760854
Email	bertrand.moal@deski.io
Status	Not yet recruiting
Phase	N/A
Start date	July 1, 2023
Completion date	December 1, 2023

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PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF HEARTFOCUS — HF_01

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