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CompletedNCT05031598Updated Feb 8, 2023

Long-term Fasting: Multi-system Adaptations in Humans

An interventional study of Long-term fasting according to the Buchinger Wilhelmi fasting program in Fasting, sponsored by Buchinger Wilhelmi Development & Holding GmbH. Completed at 1 site in Germany. Open to participants aged 20 Years to 75 Years, including healthy volunteers. Per ClinicalTrials.gov, last updated 2023-02-08.

Sponsored by Buchinger Wilhelmi Development & Holding GmbH · Not applicable, Interventional, and Other

Phase
Not applicable
Study type
Interventional
Enrollment
62
Allocation
Not applicable
Ages
20 Years to 75 Years
Sex
All
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Study summary

The aim of this trial is to investigate the effects of long-term fasting on size, mass, composition and function of metabolic active tissues in several organs that reexpand possibly rejuvenated after 1-4 months. Additionally, the lipid metabolism is investigated in depth.

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Fasting displays numerous positive effects on metabolism, health and aging. Surprisingly, few considerations are given to long-term fasting periods.

The metabolic switch from food-derived glucose to adipose tissue-derived fatty acids and ketones as primary cellular fuel is the key to fasting metabolism. Fasting has been shown to improve cardiovascular risk factors and gut microbiota in humans. It provokes profound changes in lipid metabolism. However, many questions are still open concerning the mobilization, exchange, and function of lipids during long-term fasting. Furthermore, recent results show the ability of periodic restrictive nutritional strategies to trigger organ regeneration. This promising regenerative power has not been investigated comprehensively in humans. In addition, the knowledge about the role of human faecal microbiota in health and disease is increasing. Only little is known about its composition and function during fasting. We found indications that the gut microbiome could influence energy metabolism and consequently could influence the dynamic of the metabolic switch.

Long-term fasting under medical supervision according to the Buchinger Wilhelmi fasting program has been demonstrated to be safe and well-tolerated.

The current project investigates the effects of a 9±3 days fasting period by a multi-systemic approach focusing on lipid metabolism and the gut microbiome in 100 subjects. Additionally, the body composition in combination with muscle performance will be analyzed in-depth in a subgroup of 32 subjects.

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Conditions studied

  • Fasting

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Keywords

  • long-term fasting
  • Buchinger Wilhelmi program
  • magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
  • magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS)
  • HDL efflux capacity
  • fatty acid profile in erythrocyte membrane
  • gut microbiota
  • metabolomics
  • hydrogen sulfide and transsulfuration pathway
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In context

Fasting

392 studies on the registry are indexed under Fasting; 63 are open to participants now.

This study's enrollment of 62 is above the median of 45 across 311 interventional studies indexed under Fasting.

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Lead sponsor

Buchinger Wilhelmi Development & Holding GmbH is the lead sponsor of 5 studies on the registry; 2 are open to participants now.

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Who can participate

Ages eligible
20 Years to 75 Years
Sexes eligible
All
Accepts healthy volunteers
Yes

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Inclusion criteria

  • between 22 - 35 kg/m2

Exclusion criteria

Exclusion Criteria:

  • intake of medication (cardiovascular diseases, lipid and glucose metabolism)
  • chronic manifest psychical and psychiatric diseases
  • participation in another study
  • pregnancy or breastfeeding
  • in the MRI/MRS sub-study, any MRI (claustrophobia, pacemakers, MR-incompatible prosthetic valves, metallic implants, foreign metallic body)
  • active uncontrolled gastrointestinal disorders including ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease, indeterminate colitis, severe irritable bowel syndrome, persistent infectious gastroenteritis, persistent or chronic diarrhea of unknown etiology, recurrent Clostridium difficile infection
  • major surgery of the GI tract, in the past five years. Any major bowel resection at any time
  • intake of antibiotics in the last 2 months
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BMI (body mass index)

Weight in kilograms divided by height in metres squared. Example: 70 kg and 1.75 m gives 70 ÷ (1.75 × 1.75) ≈ 22.9.

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Contraindication

A reason a treatment, test or procedure should not be given to a particular person, such as an allergy, another illness or a medicine they take.

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Study design

Phase
Not applicable
Primary purpose
Other
Allocation
Not applicable
Intervention model
Single group
Masking
None (open label)
Enrollment
62 participants (actual)

Study arms

  • Experimental
    Long-term fasting

    The participants will undergo 6-12 fasting days according to the Buchinger Wilhelmi fasting program

    Other: Long-term fasting according to the Buchinger Wilhelmi fasting program

Interventions

  • OtherLong-term fasting according to the Buchinger Wilhelmi fasting program

    the participants will undergo a fasting program that includes the daily intake of 250 kcal under medical supervision

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What researchers measure

Primary outcomes

  1. Changes in whole body composition

    Fat mass, lean mass, water content measured by magnetic resonance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  2. Changes in the composition of the heart

    Fat mass, lean mass, water content measured by magnetic resonance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  3. Changes in the composition of the liver

    Fat mass, lean mass, water content measured by magnetic resonance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  4. Changes in the composition of the kidney

    Fat mass, lean mass, water content measured by magnetic resonance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  5. Changes in the composition of the spleen

    Fat mass, lean mass, water content measured by magnetic resonance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  6. Changes in the composition of the quadriceps

    Fat mass, lean mass, water content measured by magnetic resonance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  7. Changes in the composition of the adipose tissue

    Fat mass, lean mass, water content measured by magnetic resonance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  8. Changes in HDL cholesterol efflux capacity

    measured in serum by a standardized used radioisotopic technique

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  9. Changes in serum cholesterol loading capacity

    measured in serum using radioactive cholesterol loaded macrophages

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  10. Changes in HS-Omega-3 Index

    Determination of fatty acid (C 14:0; 16:0; 18:0; 20:0; 22:0; 24:0; 16:1 n-7; 18:1 n-9; 20:1 n-9; 24:1 n-9; 18:2 n-6; 18: 3 n-6; 20: 3 n-6; 22:2 n-6; 20:4 n-6; 22:4 n-6; 22:5 n-6; 18: 3 n-3; 20:5 n-3; 22:5 n-3; 22:6 n-3; 16:1 n-7t; 18:1 n-9t; 18:2 n-6tt; 18:2 n-6ct; 18:2 n-6tc) in erythrocyte membranes with highly standardized analytical procedure

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  11. Changes in faecal microbiota composition and function (carbohydrate metabolism)

    Shotgun metagenomics, 5Gb of DNA sequencing data.

    Time frame: Baseline and changes after an average of 10 (+/-3) fasting days

  12. Changes in metabolome

    using an untargeted metabolomics approach to investigate changes in the metabolome, with a focus on the polyamine biosynthetic pathway at the cellular level in PBMCs and compare them with changes in the circulating plasma/serum metabolome

    Time frame: Baseline and changes after 3 fasting days, the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  13. Changes in hydrogen sulfide production capacity

    measured in serum and urine using the lead acetate assay

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

Secondary outcomes

  1. Changes in brain morphometry

    measured by magnetic resonance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  2. Changes in cardiac mass

    measured by magnetic resonance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  3. Changes in lower limbs (quadriceps, hamstrings, calves)

    measured by magnetic resonance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  4. Changes in lumbosacral muscle mass

    measured by magnetic resonance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  5. Changes in systolic cardiac function

    global and regional function (right and left ejection fraction, right and left end-diastolic and end-systolic volumes, peak regional strains (circumferential, longitudinal strain) measured with magnetic resonance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  6. Changes in diastolic cardiac function

    global and regional diastolic function (peak filling rate, torsion rate, diastolic strain rate) measured with magnetic resonance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  7. Changes in apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC)

    measured with magnetic impedance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  8. Changes in fiber strain (Eff)

    measured with magnetic impedance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  9. Changes in fractional anisotropy (FA)

    measured with magnetic impedance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  10. Changes in helix angle (HA)

    measured with magnetic impedance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  11. Changes in mean diffusivity (MD)

    measured with magnetic impedance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  12. Changes in cardiovascular fitness

    using the maximal oxygen consumption (VO2max)

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  13. Changes in muscle metabolism and mitochondrial oxidative capacity: TauPCr(s)

    during ergometric effort in MRI at the level of the sural muscle (31P spectroscopy)

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  14. Changes in muscle metabolism and mitochondrial oxidative capacity: PCr hydrolysis (%)

    during ergometric effort in MRI at the level of the sural muscle (31P spectroscopy)

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  15. Changes in muscle metabolism and mitochondrial oxidative capacity: PCr concentration

    during ergometric effort in MRI at the level of the sural muscle (31P spectroscopy)

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  16. Changes in muscle metabolism and mitochondrial oxidative capacity: Pi concentration

    during ergometric effort in MRI at the level of the sural muscle (31P spectroscopy)

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  17. Changes in muscle metabolism and mitochondrial oxidative capacity: ATP concentration

    during ergometric effort in MRI at the level of the sural muscle (31P spectroscopy)

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  18. Changes in muscle metabolism and mitochondrial oxidative capacity: pH at rest and post exercise in mM

    during ergometric effort in MRI at the level of the sural muscle (31P spectroscopy)

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  19. Changes in muscle metabolism and mitochondrial oxidative capacity: T1 of metabolites at rest

    during ergometric effort in MRI at the level of the sural muscle (31P spectroscopy)

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  20. Changes in muscle metabolism and mitochondrial oxidative capacity: PCr consumption

    during ergometric effort in MRI at the level of the sural muscle (31P spectroscopy)

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  21. Changes in multiparametric muscle quantification: T2

    measured with quantitative magnetic impedance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  22. Changes in multiparametric muscle quantification: T2 * relaxation time

    measured with quantitative magnetic impedance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  23. Changes in multiparametric muscle quantification: susceptibility (chi)

    measured with quantitative magnetic impedance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  24. Changes in multiparametric muscle quantification: fat fraction (PDFF)

    measured with quantitative magnetic impedance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  25. Changes in quadricipital maximum voluntary contraction

    measured with magnetic impedance imaging

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  26. Changes in DNA methylation

    biomarker of biological aging using erythrocytes

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  27. Changes in serum amyloid A levels

    determined in serum

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  28. Changes in paraoxonase (PON-1) activity

    determined in serum

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  29. Changes in lipoprotein transfer enzymes

    CETP activity, determined as U/ml using a commercially available assay

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  30. Changes in GlycA

    determined in serum

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  31. Changes in proprotein convertase subtilisin/kexin type 9 (PCSK9)

    determined in serum by ELISA

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  32. Changes in chylomicrons

    determined in serum

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  33. Changes in oxidized phospholipids

    determined in serum

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  34. Changes in enzymes

    immunoblotting of relevantly altered enzymes in PBMCs

    Time frame: Baseline and changes after 3 fasting days, the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  35. Changes in persulfidation

    persulfidation in serum and urine

    Time frame: Baseline, and changes after 3 fasting days, at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  36. Changes in sulfur compounds

    amino acids (using a targeted approach), thiosulfate (measured using the monobromobimane method using HPLC and LC-MS/MS), cysteine and cystine (use the S-sulfocysteine (SSC) method which is a HPLC-based method using automated precolumn derivatization with OPA and UV detection at 338 nm) in serum and urine

    Time frame: Baseline and changes after 3 fasting days, at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  37. Changes in thiosulfate levels

    measured using the monobromobimane method using HPLC and LC-MS/MS

    Time frame: Baseline and changes after 3 fasting days, at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  38. Changes in cysteine and cystine levels

    using the S-sulfocysteine (SSC) method which is a HPLC-based method using automated precolumn derivatization with OPA and UV detection at 338 nm in serum and urine

    Time frame: Baseline and changes after 3 fasting days, at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  39. Changes in amino acids

    using a targeted approach in serum and urine

    Time frame: Baseline and changes after 3 fasting days, at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

Other outcomes

  1. Changes in body weight

    in kg

    Time frame: Baseline, daily during fasting and food reintroduction as well as one and four months afterwards

  2. Changes in body mass index

    in kg/m²

    Time frame: Baseline, daily during fasting and food reintroduction as well as one and four months afterwards

  3. Changes in abdominal circumference

    in cm

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  4. Changes in resting systolic blood pressure

    in mmHg

    Time frame: Baseline, daily during fasting and food reintroduction as well as one and four months afterwards

  5. Changes in resting diastolic blood pressure

    in mmHg

    Time frame: Baseline, daily during fasting and food reintroduction as well as one and four months afterwards

  6. Changes in resting heart frequency

    in beats/min

    Time frame: Baseline, daily during fasting and food reintroduction as well as one and four months afterwards

  7. Changes in bio-electrical multifrequency impedance analysis

    Global and segmental body composition (water, fat and lean mass), liquid distribution (total, extracellular and intracellular water), metabolic indexes (metabolic activity index (MAI), protein content (total and active cell mass fraction) as determined by bioimpedance analysis

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  8. Changes in liver stiffness

    measured by FibroScan

    Time frame: Baseline, during and after fasting

  9. Changes in physical activity

    intensity, duration, frequency measured by triaxial actigraphy

    Time frame: Before, daily during fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  10. Changes in circadian rhythm and sleep

    measured by triaxial actigraphy

    Time frame: Before, daily during fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  11. Changes in mental well-being

    questionnaires: Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Well-Being Scale

    Time frame: Baseline and at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  12. Changes in global health

    questionnaires: PROMIS Scale

    Time frame: Baseline and at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  13. Changes in physical activity

    questionnaires: Godin Leisure-Time Exercise Questionnaire

    Time frame: Baseline and at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  14. Changes in sleep quality

    questionnaires: Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index

    Time frame: Baseline and at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  15. Changes in ketonuria

    Ketone bodies in urine measured by urine dip sticks

    Time frame: during the fasting period and food reintroduction

  16. Changes in ketonemia

    Ketone bodies in capillary blood

    Time frame: during the fasting period and food reintroduction

  17. Changes in glycemia

    Glucose in capillary blood

    Time frame: during the fasting period and food reintroduction

  18. Changes in dietary behaviour

    questionnaire: short healthy eating index survey

    Time frame: Baseline and after fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  19. Changes in smoking behaviour

    questionnaire

    Time frame: Baseline and after fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  20. Changes in alcohol consumption

    questionnaire

    Time frame: Baseline and after fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  21. Changes in physical activity

    in hours/week

    Time frame: Baseline and after fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  22. Changes in energy level

    measured by visual scale (0-10)

    Time frame: Baseline, daily during fasting and food reintroduction as well as one and four months afterwards

  23. Changes in emotional well-being

    measured by visual scale (0-10)

    Time frame: Baseline, daily during fasting and food reintroduction as well as one and four months afterwards

  24. Changes in physical well-being

    measured by visual scale (0-10)

    Time frame: Baseline, daily during fasting and food reintroduction as well as one and four months afterwards

  25. Changes in symptoms: fatigue

    measured by visual scale (0-10)

    Time frame: Baseline, daily during fasting and food reintroduction as well as one and four months afterwards

  26. Changes in symptoms: muscle weakness

    measured by visual scale (0-10)

    Time frame: Baseline, daily during fasting and food reintroduction as well as one and four months afterwards

  27. Changes in symptoms: back pain

    measured by visual scale (0-10)

    Time frame: Baseline, daily during fasting and food reintroduction as well as one and four months afterwards

  28. Changes in symptoms: hunger

    measured by visual scale (0-10)

    Time frame: Baseline, daily during fasting and food reintroduction as well as one and four months afterwards

  29. Changes in symptoms: anxiety

    measured by visual scale (0-10)

    Time frame: Baseline, daily during fasting and food reintroduction as well as one and four months afterwards

  30. Changes in symptoms: headache

    measured by visual scale (0-10)

    Time frame: Baseline, daily during fasting and food reintroduction as well as one and four months afterwards

  31. Changes in symptoms: sleep disturbances

    measured by visual scale (0-10)

    Time frame: Baseline, daily during fasting and food reintroduction as well as one and four months afterwards

  32. Adverse events

    Documentation of side effects

    Time frame: through study completion, an average of 4.5 months

  33. Changes in blood count

    blood parameters: leucocytes, erythrocytes, haemoglobin, haematocrit, MCV, MCH, MCHC, thrombocytes, bilirubin

    Time frame: Baseline and at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  34. Changes in differential blood count

    blood parameters: basophiles, neutrophils, eosinophiles, monocytes, reticulocytes

    Time frame: Baseline and at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  35. Changes in coagulation

    blood parameters: INR, PTT in sec

    Time frame: Baseline and at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  36. Changes in liver enzymes

    blood parameters: GOT, GPT, GGT, AP in U/l

    Time frame: Baseline and at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  37. Changes in kidney parameters

    blood parameters: uric acid, urea, creatinine in mg/dl

    Time frame: Baseline and at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  38. Changes in inflammatory parameters

    blood parameters: hs-CRP, ESR in mm/h, inflammasome, cortisol in µg/dl

    Time frame: Baseline and at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  39. Changes in glucose metabolism

    blood parameters: glucose in mmol/l, HbA1c in %, insulin in mU/l

    Time frame: Baseline and at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  40. Changes in lipid parameters

    blood parameters: total cholesterol, HDL-C, LDL-C, triglycerides in mmol/l

    Time frame: Baseline and at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  41. Changes in electrolytes

    blood parameters: sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium in mmol/l

    Time frame: Baseline and at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  42. Changes in the immune response to fasting

    using single cell nucleus sequencing

    Time frame: Baseline, after 3 fasting days, and at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  43. Changes in cell populations (natural killer and T cells)

    using single cell nucleus sequencing

    Time frame: Baseline, after 3 fasting days, and at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  44. Changes in lipoprotein subclasses

    determined in serum by high-density ultracentrifugation reflecting cholesterol and triglyceride composition

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  45. Changes in apolipoproteins

    ApoA-I and ApoB determined in serum

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  46. Changes in lipoprotein(a)

    determined in serum

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  47. Changes in methylation based clocks

    biomarker of biological aging using PBMCs

    Time frame: Baseline and changes at the end of fasting as well as one and four months afterwards

  48. Sociodemographic Measurements

    Age, gender, language, complete family history, current and previous illness and co-morbidities, and current medications

    Time frame: Baseline

  49. Changes in nitrogen balance

    nitrogen in 24-hours-urine

    Time frame: Baseline, daily during fasting as well as food reintroduction

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Study locations

1 site
  • Buchinger Wilhelmi clinic
    Überlingen, 88662, Germany
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References and documents

Individual participant data

Plan to share: Undecided

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Updates

Tracking since Sep 25, 2026
No changes since tracking began. The registry record was last updated on Feb 8, 2023, before this site started recording changes on Sep 25, 2026. Its history is on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗
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Registry details

Key details

Study ID
NCT05031598
Lead sponsor
Buchinger Wilhelmi Development & Holding GmbH
Collaborators
Buchinger Wilhelmi Clinic, Claude Bernard University, University of Milan, Omegametrix GmbH, King's College London, MVZ Humangenetik Ulm, University of Graz, Leiden University Medical Center, MVZ Labor Ravensburg, ETH Zurich
Responsible party
Françoise Wilhelmi de Toledo (Scientific Director; Principal Investigator, Buchinger Wilhelmi Development & Holding GmbH) — Principal investigator
First posted
Sep 2, 2021
Start date
Sep 10, 2021
Primary completion
Aug 30, 2022
Completion
Dec 31, 2022
Last update
Feb 8, 2023

Study contacts

Françoise Wilhelmi de Toledo, Dr
principal investigator · Buchinger Wilhelmi Clinic

Oversight

Data monitoring committee
No
FDA-regulated drug
No
FDA-regulated device
No
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