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SNCTP000003363 | NCT03852329 | BASEC2019-00128

Anwendbarkeit eines Systems zur Lokalisierung von chirurgischen Instrumenten in Ohr-Operationen

Data source: BASEC (Imported from 25.04.2024), WHO (Imported from 25.04.2024)
Changed: Dec 23, 2023, 4:58 PM
Disease category: Ear, Nose, and Throat diseases (non cancer)

Brief description of trial (Data source: BASEC)

In dieser Studie wird die Anwendbarkeit eines chirurgischen Navigationssystems in Ohr-Operationen untersucht. Ein chirurgisches Navigationssystem zeigt die Position von chirurgischen Werkzeugen in Patienten-spezifischen Computertomographie Bildern während eines Eingrisffs an. In dieser Studie wird die Genauigkeit eines Navigationssystems gemessen.

Health conditions investigated(Data source: BASEC)

Chirurgische Eingriffe am Ohr welche eine Aushöhlung des Mastoidknochens benötigen

Health conditions (Data source: WHO)

Otologic Disease

Rare disease (Data source: BASEC)

No

Intervention investigated (e.g. drug, therapy or campaign) (Data source: BASEC)

Chirurgische Eingriffe am Ohr

Interventions (Data source: WHO)

Device: Lateral skull base navigation

Criteria for participation in trial (Data source: BASEC)

Patienten welche
- standardmässig eine Ohr-Operation durchführen müssen
- eine Einverständniserklärung unterschrieben haben
- über 18 Jahre alt sind

Exclusion criteria (Data source: BASEC)

Patienten welche
- sich in einem Zustand befinden unter welchem die Studie das Operationsrisiko signifikant erhöhen würde (Beurteilung durch den Arzt)

Inclusion/Exclusion Criteria (Data source: WHO)


Inclusion Criteria:

- Patients which are regularly scheduled for an otologic surgical procedure

- Informed Consent as documented by signature

- Age >= 18 years

Exclusion Criteria:

- Other clinically condition or disease that would (as deemed by the operating surgeon)
significantly increase the risk of surgery

Further information on the trial in WHO primary registry

https://clinicaltrials.gov/show/NCT03852329

Further information on the trial from WHO database (ICTRP)

https://trialsearch.who.int/Trial2.aspx?TrialID=NCT03852329
Further information on trial

Date trial registered

Feb 19, 2019

Incorporation of the first participant

Jan 1, 2020

Recruitment status

Terminated

Academic title (Data source: WHO)

Feasibility of Stereotactic Image Guidance on the Lateral Skull Base

Type of trial (Data source: WHO)

Interventional

Design of the trial (Data source: WHO)

Allocation: N/A. Intervention model: Single Group Assignment. Primary purpose: Treatment. Masking: None (Open Label).

Phase (Data source: WHO)

N/A

Primary end point (Data source: WHO)

Quantitative accuracy

Secundary end point (Data source: WHO)

Qualitative accuracy

Contact information (Data source: WHO)

Please refer to primary and secondary sponsors

Trial results (Data source: WHO)

Results summary

no information available yet

Link to the results in the primary register

no information available yet

Information on the availability of individual participant data

no information available yet

Trial sites

Trial sites in Switzerland (Data source: BASEC)

Bern

Countries (Data source: WHO)

Switzerland

Contact for further information on the trial

Details of contact in Switzerland (Data source: BASEC)

Marco Caversaccio
+41 (0)31 632 29 21
marco.caversaccio@insel.ch

Contact for general information (Data source: WHO)

Marco Caversaccio, Prof.
Inselspital university hospital of Bern
+41 31 632 29 21
marco.caversaccio@insel.ch

Contact for scientific information (Data source: WHO)

Marco Caversaccio, Prof.
Inselspital university hospital of Bern
+41 31 632 29 21
marco.caversaccio@insel.ch

Authorisation by the ethics committee (Data source: BASEC)

Name of the authorising ethics committee (for multicentre studies only the lead committee)

Kantonale Ethikkommission Bern

Date of authorisation by the ethics committee

02.05.2019

Further trial identification numbers

Trial identification number of the ethics committee (BASEC-ID) (Data source: BASEC)

2019-00128

Secondary ID (Data source: WHO)

0001-0001
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