Condition: In-stent Restenosis · Stent Fracture · Stent Complication · Sponsor: Nimble Diagnostics S.L.
The NIMBLE-I study is a prospective, unicentric, single arm, feasibility clinical trial designed to evaluate a novel medical device for the non-invasive monitoring of coronary stents. The study is being conducted at the Hospital Germans Trias i Pujol in Badalona, Spain, under the supervision of Dr. Oriol Rodríguez Leor, an experienced interventional cardiologist. It is sponsored by NIMBLE Diagnostics, a company developing the NIMBLE system-a non-ionizing, non-invasive prototype based on microwave interferometry (MWI). The motivation behind the study stems from the clinical challenge of detecting in-stent restenosis (ISR), a common complication following stent implantation that affects up to 10% of patients. Current diagnostic methods typically rely on invasive procedures such as coronary angiography or intravascular imaging, which are resource-intensive and carry procedural risks. The NIMBLE system has the potential to address this need by providing a safe, fast, and non-invasive alternative capable of detecting structural changes around coronary stents. The primary objective of the NIMBLE-I study is to assess the technical feasibility of the NIMBLE device in a real-world clinical setting. Secondary objectives include evaluating the safety of the device, generating preliminary data on its effectiveness by comparing its measurements with those obtained from invasive coronary angiography-the reference standard for diagnosing ISR-and collecting usability data to inform improve…
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