COVID-PREVENT
Study information
COVID-PREVENT
- Recruiting status
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Study completed
- Recruitment start
11/2020
- Clinical Trials Registration
- Category
Guideline relevant study
- DZHK Funding
EUR 499.994,00
Operative contact:
Main study centre - Ulf Landmesser, MD
Ulf.Landmesser@charite.de
Effect of anticoagulation therapy on clinical outcomes in COVID-19 (COVID-PREVENT)
Update: The study was terminated early due to declining hospitalization rates of COVID-19 patients. As a result, effective recruitment was no longer possible. Statistical analysis was adjusted for the lower patient number of 111.
Numerous observational studies and autopsies point to increased blood clots (thromboses) in patients with COVID-19, which have an unfavourable influence on the course of the disease and are probably the most frequent cardiovascular complication. Recent data, including from Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, show that patients treated with blood-thinning agents during their stay in hospital had a better chance of survival.
Prof. Ulf Landmesser from Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin is, therefore, investigating in the Germany-wide study COVIDPREVENT on CoVID-19 patients whether the administration of the blood thinner rivaroxaban can reduce thrombotic events such as heart attacks, pulmonary embolisms or strokes and thus enable more patients to survive. The study also aims to investigate the extent to which bleeding occurs as side effects.
Publications
There are no publications available yet.
Principal Investigators
Principal investigator: Ulf Landmesser (Berlin)
Press releases and news
DZHK Launches Clinical Trials on COVID-19-related Cardiovascular Complications (Study COVID-PREVENT)
The German Centre for Cardiovascular Research is funding three clinical trials to improve treatment...