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Subjects will be screened in the ambulance based on the information available; those
fulfilling the eligibility criteria who have provided verbal witnessed/short
written/Exception from Informed Consent Requirements (EFIC) process informed consent will
be randomized and enrolled in the study. Following a single weight-based dose of
subcutaneous study drug administered by the ambulance staff, the patient will be
transferred to the clinical site PCI center for angiography and intervention.
Regular standard of care is performed from the provision of informed consent through the
last study mandated subject visit. Concomitant medications will be recorded. Treatment
with IV P2Y12 antagonists or other αIIbβ3 receptor before PCI/angiography is prohibited.
Demographics, concomitant medications, vital signs, and medical history will be collected
in the CRF. Adverse events, bleeding events and injection site reactions will be
collected. Angiography and PCI details will be recorded. Full written informed consent
will be obtained. Additional blood samples for safety will be collected at 1, 6, 24 and
72 hours (or hospital discharge) post-PCI/angiography. Blood samples for high-sensitive
cardiac troponin T (upon arrival and 24 hours post PCI/angiography) and NT-ProBNP (24
hours post PCI/angiography) will be assessed by central laboratory. Follow up phone
contacts will occur at 30 days to report AEs, bleeding events, and injection site
reactions, and 12-months to record mortality, and hospitalizations for heart failure or
atrial fibrillation, and [in the event of stroke], 90 days (±2 weeks) to record the
stroke disability.
Angiography/PCI data and ECGs will be evaluated at independent Core Laboratories. An
independent, blinded Clinical Events Committee will provide central adjudication of all
clinical endpoint events. A DSMB will examine the safety data in an ongoing manner and to
alert the Steering Committee in case of clinically concerning safety issues that should
lead to consideration of altering the trial, and can recommend modification of the study
protocol based on pre-specified rules.
The duration of participation for each subject will be 12 months (± 1 month), including
enrollment, study drug administration, hospitalization, and phone contact follow-up at 30
days (+ 7 days) and 12 months (± 1 month).
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