Zusammenfassung
Die bisher weltweit größte Angiogenese-Gentherapie-Studie
mit 525 Patienten mit kritischer Beinischämie, die mit
dem nicht viralen Gen für den Fibroblasten-Wachstumsfaktor
1 (NV1FGF) oder Plazebo behandelt wurden, war bezüglich aller
Endpunkte negativ. Aber auch bezüglich einer Stammzellen-
bzw. Progenitorzell-Therapie für die periphere arterielle
Verschlusskrankheit gibt es augenblicklich noch keine gesicherten Daten,
die einen klinischen Benefit belegen. Daten aus großen
randomisierten placebokontrollierten Studien stehen noch aus.
Abstract
The world-wide largest angiogenesis gene therapy trial in 525
patients suffering from critical limb ischemia and treated with
the non-viral gene construct for fibroblast growth factor (NV1FGF)
or placebo was negative for all endpoints. Also, stem cell or progenitor
cell therapy did no reveal clinical benefit in patients with peripheral
artery disease. Data from large randomized placebo-controlled are
still not available.
Schlüsselwörter
Angiogenese - Stammzelltherapie - periphere arterielle Verschlusskrankheit
Keywords
angiogenesis - stem cell therapy - peripheral artery disease
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Prof. Dr. med. Sigrid Nikol
Chefärztin Klinische und Interventionelle
Angiologie
Asklepios Klinik St.Georg
Lohmühlenstr.
5
20099 Hamburg
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