Cell type | Conditions | Study type | Numbers of patients | Follow-up time | Efficacy | Safety | Reference |
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SMs | An idiopathic DCM patient with an LVAD | First-in-human clinical trial | 1 | 1Â year | LVEF and LVDD were improved after 3Â months | No life-threatening arrhythmia had occurred | [19] |
Wall motion improved first on the anterior and lateral surfaces and then on the other surface in the longer term | |||||||
BNP levels declined and reached the normal range | |||||||
The patient was able to discontinue using an LVAD and avoid cardiac transplantation | |||||||
Cardiomyopathy patients without LVADs | Phase I clinical trial | 15 ICM patients | More than 3Â years | LVDD and LVEF showed significant improvement during 1Â year | No lethal arrhythmias such as sustained VT and ventricular fibrillation were observed | [20] | |
The NYHA classification had improved in all patients | |||||||
End-systolic wall stress was significantly decreased at 6Â months | |||||||
Survival rate was 100% at 1Â year and 90.9% at 3Â years | |||||||
No cardiac death event occurred within 3Â years | |||||||
Exercise capacity was improved via the 6MWD | |||||||
A significant reduction of serum BNP level was observed | |||||||
Reductions in PAP, PCWP, and PVR were observed | |||||||
Reduction of LV wall stress was noted | |||||||
12 DCM patients | More than 3Â years | LVDD and LVEF were not statistically different after the treatment | 2 patients with DCM developed congestive heart failure within 6Â months | ||||
The survival rate was 90.0% at 1Â year and 75.0% at 3Â years | |||||||
5 late cardiac deaths occurred within 3Â years | |||||||
Only limited efficacy was observed | |||||||
Severe chronic HF due to ischemic heart disease | Phase II clinical study | 7 | 26Â weeks | LVEF was found improved or unchanged in 5 of the 7 patients | 6 arrhythmia events and 3 SAEs occurred, but were all not drug-related | [15] | |
The NYHA classification was found to improve in 6 of the 7 patients | |||||||
A clear improvement in exercise tolerance was observed in most patients | |||||||
End-stage ICM | Long-term clinical follow-up | 23 | Long-term | LVEF was found to improve or unchanged in 16 of the 23 patients at 6Â months and the average increase was 4.9% | 4 cases of cardiac unrelated mortality occurred | [62] | |
The 1- and 5-year survival rates were 100% and 95% respectively | |||||||
The 1- and 5-year freedom from composite events were 87% and 62% respectively | |||||||
The NYHA classification was significantly improved | |||||||
Substantial improvements in the serum BNP level and the 6MWD were found up to 3Â years after the treatment | |||||||
The hemodynamic variables did not significantly change for up to 3Â years after the treatment | |||||||
Pediatric DCM | Case study | 1 | 6Â months | LV volume remained unchanged | No arrhythmia or critical adverse events were observed | [16] | |
LV contraction was sustainably ameliorated | |||||||
Ross heart failure classification improved from the third to the first degree at 3Â months, and no deterioration was observed | |||||||
Cardiopulmonary exercise exhibited a trend of improvement via the 6MWD | |||||||
Cold extremities, respiratory distress, and excessive sweating improved after sheet implantation | |||||||
iPS-CMs | ICM patients | A doctor-initiated clinical trial | 3 | 6 months | The NYHA classification improved after 6 months: 2 patients from III to II and 1 patient from III to I | Three patients were all progressing well | – |
Three patients were all without disease progression during follow-up |