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SPhD 011-203 Rivoglitazone A Randomized, Double-Blind, Double-Dummy, Placebo-Controlled, 26-Week Dose-Response Study of Rivoglitazone (CS-011) with Active Comparator (Pioglitazone/Actos) in Subjects with Type 2 Diabetes Sponsor: Sankyo Pharma Development (SPhD) Study Drug: CS-011 Protocol: CS-011-203 Phase 2b Study Manager: Norma Roebker, Medpace, Inc. N.Roebker@Medpace.com CRO: Medpace, Inc. Medical Monitor: Jonathan Isaacsohn, MD Site/Investigator #: 090 CRA: Michelle Cecic -> M.Cecic@Medpace.com or 513-289-8325 Study Drug: Rivoglitazone -> PPARy Central Lab: MRLi Last day to enroll subjects: May 2005 Central IRB = Quorum IRB 425 Subjects/ 80 Sites = 6 Subjects per Site Five Treatment Groups of Drug: 1:1:1:1:1 -> Rivoglitazone 1: 2: 3: Actos 45mgm: Placebo (85 x 5 = 425) IVRS: Dynarand Central EKG Lab -> eResearch Technology SAE Hotline: 800-730-5779 x 2999 Serious Adverse Event Report Form (SAVER) Fax: 513-579-0444 Genotyping to analyze genes involved in the safety and efficacy of Rivoglitazone B-type Natriuretic Peptide (BNP) -> CHF Resistin: A small protein (114 amino acids) secreted by mice fat cells that's an adipocyte-derived cytokine which causes insulin resistance by causing tissues (esp. liver) to be less sensitive to the actions of insulin and results in glucose intolerance in mice by resisting insulin. www.phoenixpeptide.com/Catalog%20Files/Resistin/resistin.htm Adiponectin: A protein hormone produced and secreted exclusively by adipocytes (fat cells) that regulates the metabolism of lipids and glucose. Adiponectin influences the body's response to insulin. Adiponectin also has anti-inflammatory effects on the cells lining the walls of blood vessels. High blood levels of adiponectin are associated with a reduced risk of heart attack. Low levels of adiponectin are found in people who are obese (and who are at increased risk of a heart attack). IC Men Age: 18 – 75 or Women Not of Child Bearing Potential (tubes tied, TAH or BSO or post menopausal x 1 year) HbA1C ? 7.0 and < 10.5 & FPG ? 250 & C-Peptide > 0.5 @ V1 W-1 Medically justifiable to withdraw anti-diabetic Rx x 16 wks NIDDM on: Diet, SU, Glucophage or Glyset -> No PPARy's EC Insulin; Hypoglycemia or Lactic Acidosis x 6 months; h/o fructose intolerance; BMI ? 45; Proteinuria; DMPN; DM Retinopathy; Diabetic micro-/macro-angiopathy, BP > 160/95; CHF (3 or 4); 6 Months h/o: MI, Unstable Angina, CVA, TIA; h/o TZD use ever! Hematuria, Hepatitis B or C, CA x 10 yrs, 160/95, FSG < 60 or > 260 Con Meds -> Prednisone, Digoxin, Coumadin, Theo., anti-Sz meds, Tagamet, anti-arrhythmics, Barbiturates, Phenothiazines, TZD V 1 W -1 Lab, Screening, ICF, IVRS, CXR, VS, BMI D/C DM Meds day before V2 V 2 W 0 Lab, Randomization, CPE, EKG x 3, VS, IVRS (Interactive Voice Recognition System) (Note that the study medication diary was dispensed) V 3 W 1 Lab, Visit Window +/- 3 Days, Study Medication Diary to record date & time V 4 W 2 Lab, Study Drug will be 3 Tabs & 1 Cap taken q AM V 5 W 3 Lab Record the date & time of the last meal & the time of the lab draw V 6 W 4 Lab, VS (Vital Signs) V 7 W 6 Lab, If FPG > 220, repeat in 3 D, If still high -> Flunk Out V 8 W 8 Lab, VS Note that they brought study drug with them to the office & took it after the blood draw V 9 W 10 Lab V10 W 12 Lab, VS, If FPG > 200, repeat in 3 D, If still high -> Flunk Out V11 W 14 Lab V12 W 16 Lab, VS V13 W 18 Lab V14 W 20 Lab, VS, If FPG > 180, repeat in 3 D, If still high -> Flunk Out V15 W 22 Lab V16 W 24 Lab V17 W 26 Lab, VS, IVRS, EKG, CPE (Complete Physical Exam)
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