Plain-English translation of NCT04669548 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
The Accuryn Registry is a research study that follows patients having heart surgery. Doctors will use a special monitoring system called the Accuryn Monitoring System to track your body's vital signs and physical signals during and after your operation. The goal is to understand how these signals might help predict whether patients will develop kidney problems after surgery.
After heart surgery, some patients develop kidney injury or abnormal abdominal pressure, which can complicate recovery. By carefully tracking body signals with this monitoring system, researchers hope to identify early warning signs so doctors can intervene sooner and improve outcomes.
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You would have no extra visits or procedures beyond your normal heart surgery care. The Accuryn Monitoring System would track your body's signals during your surgery and while you recover in the ICU, just as part of standard monitoring. Researchers would then collect and analyze this data over time to look for patterns related to kidney problems and other complications.
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