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SmartDelay determined AV Optimization: A Comparison of AV Optimization Methods Used in Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy (SMART-AV)
Status: Currently enrolling patients
SMART-AV is the first large-scale trial to compare methods of optimizing AV delay, evaluate if more frequent re-optimization can improve clinical outcomes, and assess whether acute benefits translate into chronic benefits.
Results
SMART-AV is an ongoing trial and has not yet published results.
Design
Patient Population
- Eligible study participants included both male and female patients over 18 years of age whose disease state at the time of enrollment met indications for CRT-D therapy.
- 950 patients will be enrolled at approximately 65 sites across the United States and Europe.
Clinical Relevance
- To assess the chronic effects of three methods for determining AV delay timing during CRT: EGM optimization, echo optimization, and fixed
- Primary Endpoint: LVESV
- Secondary endpoints include: 6-minute walk, NYHA Class, and QOL
- SMART-AV is the first large scale trial to compare methods of optimizing AV delay, evaluate if more frequent re-optimization can improve clinical outcomes, and assess whether acute benefits translate into chronic benefits.
Downloadable Resource
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SMART-AV Trial Slides (PPT)
Important Risk Information
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CRM10-1525-1109

ALTITUDE
SMART-AV