ARMGO Phase 2 Trial for the Treatment of CPVT
ARMGO Clinical Drug Trial for the Treatment of CPVT
ARMGO recently began enrolling participants for a clinical drug trial for the treatment of CPVT.
The trial, performed at the Amsterdam University Medical Center (Amsterdam UMC), Netherlands and the Mayo Clinic, Rochester MN, USA will investigate the safety and efficacy of the drug ARM210 in CPVT.
FAQs
What is the drug being investigated, and how does it work?
This drug (ARM210) is a potential disease-modifying therapy for CPVT. It repairs leaky RYR2 channels. By binding and stabilizing the leaky channel, ARM210 can restore normal heart function (as demonstrated in animal models). This trial is in Phase 2 and is now recruiting participants with RYR2 CPVT.
What are the basic eligibility criteria?
- Participants must be 18 to 65 years of age
- Participants must have a genetic diagnosis of an RYR2 mutation. That means they must have been genetically tested.
- Female participants can’t be pregnant or breastfeeding
Where are the trial sites and how often would I need to travel there?
Patients will be required to travel to either the Amsterdam University Medical Center in Amsterdam or the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN four times during the study to participate.