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Post Approval Study (PAS) of the OPTIMIZER Smart and CCM Therapy

Join our study on heart therapy with the OPTIMIZER Smart device.

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18 years and older
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The OPTIMIZER Smart study looks at a new heart treatment for people with heart failure symptoms. Heart failure is when the heart can't pump blood well. The study involves a device called the **OPTIMIZER**, which helps the heart work better. People who join should have a left ventricular ejection fraction of 25-45%. This measures how well the heart pumps blood. If you join, doctors will check how safe and helpful this device is over time. This study is not random, meaning everyone gets the device. You need to be 18 or older and willing to follow all study instructions. If you have a heart condition due to certain valve problems or have had recent heart surgery, you can't join. The study is open to both men and non-pregnant women.

  • **Study Length**: Long-term, but exact duration not specified.
  • **Visits**: Regular check-ups to track your progress with the device.
  • **Compensation**: Not mentioned, but you may receive medical care related to the study.
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    Heart Failure

NCT03970343

Impulse Dynamics

13 December 2024

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