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An Evaluation of Patient Reported Outcomes and Clinical Outcomes

We're studying patient experiences and health outcomes in this clinical trial.

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Study Summary: This study checks how patients feel and recover after heart surgery over a year. It uses patient-reported outcomes (PRO), which means patients share their feelings and experiences. To do this, a special form called the EQ-5D questionnaire is used. Doctors will also look at clinical outcomes, which are the medical results from the surgery. Only people who finished a previous study called the REN-007 can join. If someone is pregnant during the REN-007 study, they can't join this new one.

  • Duration: The study lasts for 12 months after surgery.
  • Eligibility: Only those who completed the REN-007 study can participate.
  • Exclusions: Pregnant participants during REN-007 cannot join.
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    Post-Operative Complications in Cardiac Surgery

NCT06092970

Renibus Therapeutics, Inc.

9 March 2025

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