注册号: Registration number: |
ChiCTR2100048830 |
最近更新日期: Date of Last Refreshed on: |
2021-07-18 |
注册时间: Date of Registration: |
2021-07-18 |
注册号状态: |
补注册 |
Registration Status: |
Retrospective registration |
注册题目: |
Antonello NICOLINI: please submit an approval letter of IRB Do not forget the lungs: I/E mode physiotherapy for people recovering from COVID-19. Preliminary feasibility |
Public title: |
Do not forget the lungs: I/E mode physiotherapy for people recovering from COVID-19. Preliminary feasibility study |
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研究课题的正式科学名称: |
Do not forget the lungs: I/E mode physiotherapy for people recovering from COVID-19. Preliminary feasibility study |
Scientific title: |
Do not forget the lungs: I/E mode physiotherapy for people recovering from COVID-19. Preliminary feasibility study |
研究课题代号(代码): Study subject ID: |
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在二级注册机构或其它机构的注册号: The registration number of the Partner Registry or other register: |
申请注册联系人: |
Antonello NICOLINI |
研究负责人: |
Bruna GRECCHI |
Applicant: |
Antonello NICOLINI |
Study leader: |
Bruna GRECCHI |
申请注册联系人电话: Applicant telephone: |
00393495952294 |
研究负责人电话: Study leader's telephone: |
00393498448047 |
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申请注册联系人电子邮件: Applicant E-mail: |
antonellonicolini@gmail.com |
研究负责人电子邮件: Study leader's E-mail: |
bruna.grecchi14@gmail.com |
申请单位网址(自愿提供): Applicant website(voluntary supply): |
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申请注册联系人通讯地址: |
sestri levante via terzi 47 italy |
研究负责人通讯地址: |
sestri levante via terzi 47 italy |
Applicant address: |
sestri levante via terzi 47 italy |
Study leader's address: |
sestri levante via terzi 47 italy |
申请注册联系人邮政编码: Applicant postcode: |
16039 |
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申请人所在单位: |
意大利Genoa sestri levante |
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Applicant's institution: |
respiratory diseases unit |
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伦理委员会批准日期: Date of approved by ethic committee: |
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研究实施负责(组长)单位: |
asl4 chiavarese chiavari |
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asl4 chiavarese chiavari |
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研究实施负责(组长)单位地址: |
via gb ghio 9 chiavari italy |
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Primary sponsor's address: |
via gb ghio 9 chiavari italy |
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经费或物资来源: |
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研究疾病: |
post covid 19 syndrome |
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Target disease: |
post covid 19 syndrome |
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研究类型: |
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Study type: |
Interventional study |
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Study phase: |
Retrospective study |
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研究目的: |
evaluation of respiratory function parameters quality of life scores exercise capacity befora and after teatment with T-PEP 4 in patients with post COVID 19 syndrome |
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Objectives of Study: |
evaluation of respiratory function parameters quality of life scores exercise capacity befora and after teatment with T-PEP 4 in patients with post COVID 19 syndrome |
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Description for medicine or protocol of treatment in detail: |
Setting This observational preliminary study was conducted from December 2020 to April 2021. Subjects were recruited consecutively within the first 4 weeks from hospital discharge. All the patients were admitted because of acute respiratory failure due to Sars CoV2 related pneumonia (1). The study was carried out at Covid Centre of Hospital of Sestri Levante. The study was approved by Local Ethics Committee, registered at Chinese Clinical Trial ( reg n° ) and was performed following Helsinki Declaration. Every patient gave written informed consent. Inclusion criteria: - Age ≥ 18 - Discharged from hospital after a COVID19 pneumonia - In spontaneous breathing - Able to breathe keeping a mouthpiece - Mild to moderate obstructive syndrome at spirometry (12) and at least one symptom among: - Breathlessness or feeling as “I can't take a deep breath” or inability to yawn - Cough - Chest pain/Chest tightness - Dyspnoea (at rest or during normal ADL) - Oxygen desaturation ≥4% during daily physical activities Exclusion criteria: - Already on treatment with NIV or CPAP before COVID 19 - Oxygen supplementation at rest - Inability or refusal to collaborate - Lack of informed consent - Severe obstructive syndrome ( forced expiratory volume 1 second - FEV1 - < 50% ) ? Device For the purpose of this study, we tested the inspiratory/expiratory (I/E mode) function of temporary positive expiratory pressure TPEP?4 medical device (Medical Product Research – Legnano, Italy) ( fig.1a ). TPEP? is a patented technology firstly aimed to enhance the airways clearance : during the active expiration in an open circuit, a temporary oscillating counter-flow produces a positive expiratory pressure (TPEP) of 1 cm/H2O, lasting for most of the expiratory phase. Patient is asked to hold on the TPEP counter-flow as long as possible, actually increasing Vt and sustaining the expiratory flow for a longer time. Whereas, the I/E mode is an advanced feature aimed to drive the patient breath by breath in an active and gentle lung recruitment. By using visual targets on a display, expiratory and/or inspiratory flow-dependent resistances, the I/E mode helps the patient to perform cycles of slow and deep inspiration, tele-inspiratory pause and slow expiration. [Fig1 b) TPEP circuit, b) I/E mode circuit]. The “time adaptation” calculates the mean time of previous inspiratory/expiratory efforts, indicating with red (below average time) or green (equal to or greater than the average) numbers the I/E time and encouraging the patient to improve the performance breath by breath. Initial test and set-up The circuit was assembled as shown in Fig. 1b. A unidirectional two-way valve was positioned at the end of the standard TPEP circuit, after the antibacterial filter, to allows the positioning of flow-dependent resistors. The “I/E mode” function was selected in the clinical menu, to set-up the therapy. Standard settings were established to adapt the patients during the first trial: - Mode: IN/EX - Inspiratory target: Off - Expiratory target: 5 cm/H2O - Pulse EX: On - T Adapt: On - Pause: 0 - Starting flow-dependent resistor on the expiratory line: diameter 6 mm Subjects were instructed to blow into the mouthpiece reaching the expiratory target on the display and activating the counter flow from the device (1cm/H2O) for a while. When learnt how to interact with the equipment, the patient was invited to maintain the expiratory target as long as possible. Meanwhile physiotherapist scaled down the resistors size until the patient was able to sustain the expiratory flow (EX) for at least 4 seconds, with the least possible effort, for 3 consecutives breaths. When the patient was comfortable with the expiratory phase, the same procedure was repeated to set the inspiratory resistance, starting from an inspiratory target of almost -2 cm/H2O. Patients were asked to inhale as slowly as possible while reaching and maintaining the target reported on the display, while physiotherapist adjusted the resistance to reach a sustained inspiratory flow (IN) for at least 2 seconds, with the least possible effort, for 3 consecutive breaths. When familiar with the inspiratory and expiratory exercises, patient was asked to hold his/her breathe, following the count-down (initial set at 3 seconds) appearing on the screen at the end of inspiration. Pause was optional in the first sessions and included only when patients were able to sustain the complete cycle (IN-PAUSE-EX) without exhaustion. SpO2, Respiratory Rate, Hearth Rate, dyspnoea and other symptoms were monitored at starting and ending each physiotherapy session. The patients were trained on how to manage the exercise and the device at home (assembling and clean the circuit, dealing with the user interface). Breathing Exercise Program The protocol included three daily session of 15 minutes for 15 consecutive days. Every session consisted of a number of consecutive IN-EX cycles (with or without tele-inspiratory pause) performed in sitting or alternating lateral positions. The main goal of every cycle was to reach the IN/EX targets as long as possible, ideally by increasing the time breath by breath. The total number of cycles per session could vary depending from the patient’s tolerance. Subjects were suggested to break the exercise for 1-2 minutes whenever they needed to, or when unable to maintain the performance (i.e., fail to reach the target or a fall in the IN or EX mean time). In table are described starting parameters for all patients. No other interventions were suggested during the observation period: patients were free to do their daily activities as usual. Data Collection Data were collected at baseline, before the first trial (T0) and at day 15th (T1). Dyspnea, Cough, Expectoration, Healthy status assessment and quality of life were evaluated with Breathlessness, Cough, and Sputum Scale (BCSS)(12-14), daily life activity and healthy status assessment with COPD Assessment Test (CAT)(13,14). BCSS is a three-item questionnaire rating breath, cough and sputum on a 5-point Likert scale from 0 (no symptoms) to 4 (severe symptoms) (13). The CAT is a questionnaire designed to measure the impact of obstructive pulmonary disease on patient's health. It ranges from 0-40, where <10 is low impact, 10-20 medium, 21-30 high and > 30 very high (15,16). Pulmonary function testing (PFT) included: forced vital capacity (FVC), forced expiratory volume 1 second (FEV1), FEV1/FVC%, diffusing lung capacity monoxide (DLCO), maximal inspiratory pressure (MIP), maximal expiratory pressure (MEP), peak cough expiratory flow (PCEF). PFT was performed with a computerized body spirometer (VMAX 20 PFT Sensor Medics, Yorba Linda, CA, USA), according to the ATS/ERS Guidelines(17-19). Inspiratory muscle strength was assessed by measuring the MIP at RV. Expiratory muscle strength was assessed by measuring the MEP at TLC. The value obtained from the best of at least three efforts was used. All the measurements were obtained in upright position(20,21). Functional exercise capacity was recorded from the 6-minute walk test (6MWT) according to the American Thoracic Society Guidelines (22). The patients were guided to walk back and forth in a 30 m corridor. Modified Borg dyspnea score, respiratory and heart rate were recorded along with the total walking distance at the end of 6 min. At least two tests were performed and the best was recorded (22-25).Adherence to the exercise program was recorded into the device internal memory. We screened 140 patients with post COVID syndrome : among them 20 patients fulfilled inclusion criteria ( see study flow -fig 2) and was included in the study Primary and secondary outcomes The primary outcomes were changes in symptoms scores and CAT. Secondary outcomes were changes in respiratory function parameters, exercise capacity, respiratory muscles strength (MIP, MEP and SNIP ) and cough efficacy (PCEF) Statistical analysis Statistical analysis was performed with GraphPad Prism version 8.4 for macOS (GraphPad Software, La Jolla California USA, www.graphpad.com). Data are expressed as mean ± standard deviation (SD) or percentage . Data distribution was evaluated with the Shapiro-Wilk test. Pre-post treatment differences were evaluated by the t-test for Gaussian data and the Wilcoxon matched-pairs signed rank test for non-Gaussian data. P-values <0.05 were considered statistically significant. Considering that this was an observational pilot feasibility study and due to a lack of data a statistical power analysis was not performed. However, choosing a maximum level of significance equal to 0.05 allowed to ensure a high level of protection from the possibility of a type I error. |
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研究设计: |
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Study design: |
Single arm |
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纳入标准: |
1. Aged >=18 years 2. Discharged from hospital after a COVID19 pneumonia 3. In spontaneous breathing 4. Able to breathe keeping a mouthpiece 5. Mild to moderate obstructive syndrome at spirometry (12) and at least one symptom among: (1) Breathlessness or feeling as “I can't take a deep breath” or inability to yawn (2) Cough (3) Chest pain/Chest tightness (4) Dyspnoea (at rest or during normal ADL) (5) Oxygen desaturation >=4% during daily physical activities |
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Inclusion criteria |
1. Aged >=18 years 2. Discharged from hospital after a COVID19 pneumonia 3. In spontaneous breathing 4. Able to breathe keeping a mouthpiece 5. Mild to moderate obstructive syndrome at spirometry (12) and at least one symptom among: (1) Breathlessness or feeling as I can't take a deep breath or inability to yawn (2) Cough (3) Chest pain/Chest tightness (4) Dyspnoea (at rest or during normal ADL) (5) Oxygen desaturation >=4% during daily physical activities |
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排除标准: |
Already on treatment with NIV or CPAP before COVID 19 - Oxygen supplementation at rest - Inability or refusal to collaborate - Lack of informed consent - Severe obstructive syndrome ( forced expiratory volume 1 second - FEV1 - < 50% ) |
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Exclusion criteria: |
- Already on treatment with NIV or CPAP before COVID 19 - Oxygen supplementation at rest - Inability or refusal to collaborate - Lack of informed consent - Severe obstructive syndrome ( forced expiratory volume 1 second - FEV1 - < 50% ) |
研究实施时间: Study execute time: |
从From2021-01-18至To 2021-07-01 |
征募观察对象时间: Recruiting time: |
从From2020-08-01至To 2021-01-16 |
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