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Phosphate binders are crucial to the control of elevated phosphate levels in patients with chronic kidney disease. With the new formulation of granules the pill burden of patients is sought to be reduced.
This study is about efficacy and safety of the new drug formulation and compares it to the "old" formulation which are film-coated tablets.
Full description
The study is aimed at demonstrating the therapeutic equivalence of both products, i.e. granules versus tablets.
Secondary objectives are: Comparing both preparations with regard to the number of patients reaching serum phosphate levels < 1.76 mmol/L and the difference in serum phosphate levels between the first and last visit under each treatment. Furthermore, it is the aim of this study to evaluate the safety profile of OsvaRen® granules in comparison to OsvaRen® tablets. Especially serum calcium, magnesium, and PTH are of interest.
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Inclusion Criteria:
Signed written informed consent form is obtained prior to starting the screening visit
Male and female patients 18-80 years of age with dialysis dependent renal failure (CKD 5D)
Patients have been on 3x/week in-centre renal replacement therapy for at least 2 months on either low-flux or high-flux HD or OL-
/HDF
Prescribed haemodialysis session duration is ≥ 4 hours
spKt/V ≥ 1.20 according to last in-centre measurement prior the study enrolment
Patients have been on OsvaRen® tablets for at least 12 weeks as sole phosphate binder and the titration phase has been completed according to physician´s discretion
Patients are able to take the study medication as prescribed particularly OsvaRen® stickpacks
Patients are willing to stop any calcium, magnesium or vitamin D containing supplements
Patients are willing to maintain their typical diet with regards to phosphate uptake for the time of the study
Patients are willing to comply with the study protocol
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61 participants in 2 patient groups
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