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NCT ID: NCT04208776 Completed - Clinical trials for Decompensated Cirrhosis

Efficacy of Combination of Midodrine With Propranolol in Preventing First Bleed in Decompensated Cirrhotics With Severe Ascites.

Start date: February 4, 2020
Phase: N/A
Study type: Interventional

Study population: Decompensated cirrhotics requiring primary prophylaxis with asciteswho are admitted to and attending the OPD at ILBS. Study Design : A Randomized controlled trial Study period : August 2019 to December 2020 (1.5 Years) Intervention : Treatment naïve patients will be given Propranolol and dose will be titrated every 2ndday to attain a target heart rate of 55. One group patients will be given maximum tolerated dose of propranolol with initial dosage of 20mg once a day and uptitrating every 2nd day by 20 mg.The patients who bleed will undergo EVL session. To the other group Midodine will be added to Propranolol.It will be started at 2.5mg TDS and will be uptitrated every 2nd day to a max of 10mg TDS to attain a MAP of atleast 70mm Hg and then uptitate the beta blocker simulataneously to attain the target heart rate. The patients who bleed will undergo EVL session. Monitoring and assessment : The patient will be monitored every day. The patient will undergo physical examination, complete blood counts, at baseline, LFT, KFT, at every 2nd day and day 7 from the start of therapy. Adverse effects : Bradycardia and hypotension due to beta blockers Stopping rule : Severe hyponatraemia (<125), low mean arterial pressure(<65) or cardiac output and increasing serum creatinine(>1.5) identifies more vulnerable patients among those with decompensated cirrhosis, in whom a dose reduction or temporal discontinuation of NSBB treatment will be considered.