Clinical trial • Phase III • Gastroenterology
Allogeneic faecal microbiota, pooled for Severe irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
Phase III trial of Allogeneic faecal microbiota, pooled for Severe irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
Overview
- Trial Therapeutic Area
- Gastroenterology
- Trial Disease
- Severe irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
- Trial Stage
- Phase III
- Drug Modality
- Other
Key dates
- Initial CTIS Submission Date
- 11-10-2024
- First CTIS Authorization Date
- 23-10-2024
Trial design
Randomised, active: double encapsulated oral transplant of fecal microbiota (active substance: allogeneic faecal microbiota, pooled) administered orally as double-encapsulated capsules (pharmaceutical form: suspension for oral suspension). maximum daily dose reported as 32 g (dose unit g). comparator: placebo double encapsulated oral transplant of fecal microbiota (placebo) administered orally as double-encapsulated capsules; maximum daily dose reported as 32 g (dose unit g).-controlled Phase III trial across 8 sites in France.
- Randomised
- Yes
- Comparator
- Active: Double encapsulated oral transplant of fecal microbiota (active substance: allogeneic faecal microbiota, pooled) administered orally as double-encapsulated capsules (pharmaceutical form: suspension for oral suspension). Maximum daily dose reported as 32 g (dose unit g). Comparator: Placebo double encapsulated oral transplant of fecal microbiota (placebo) administered orally as double-encapsulated capsules; maximum daily dose reported as 32 g (dose unit g).
- Target Sample Size
- 150
- Trial Duration For Participant
- 168
Eligibility
Recruits 150 Vulnerable populations are not selected for inclusion (isVulnerablePopulationSelected: false). Patients under legal protection are explicitly excluded ("Patients under legal protection"). Informed written consent is required from participants (adult participants only, age >= 18). No assent process for minors is applicable because minors are excluded..
- Pregnancy Exclusion
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Vulnerable Population
- Vulnerable populations are not selected for inclusion (isVulnerablePopulationSelected: false). Patients under legal protection are explicitly excluded ("Patients under legal protection"). Informed written consent is required from participants (adult participants only, age >= 18). No assent process for minors is applicable because minors are excluded.
Inclusion criteria
- {"criterion_text":"- Age >= 18 years and < 75 years\n- IBS defined according to Rome IV definition (IBS-C, IBS-D or IBS-M)\n- Severe disease (IBS-SSS >300) and refractory to at least two previous treatment strategies\n- Patient with health insurance (AME excepted)\n- Informed Written consent\n- For women with childbearing potential, efficient contraception for the duration of the participation to the study"}
Exclusion criteria
- {"criterion_text":"- Other gastrointestinal disease (celiac disease, inflammatory bowel disease)\n- Presence of systemic disease, immune deficiency or treatment with immune-modulating Medication\n- Severe psychiatric disorder\n- Participants who were assessed as likely to be noncompliant (ie, not adhering to the tasks they were to perform as participants)\n- Participants if there is a reason to suspect an alternative diagnosis to the IBS complaints\n- Surgical intervention in the gastrointestinal region except for appendectomy, hernia repair, cholecystectomy and hemorroidectomy\n- Treatment preceding FMT with antibiotics, antifungic or probiotics treatment < 4 weeks, or factors that may affect the composition of intestinal microbiota\n- Abuse of alcohol or drugs\n- Pregnancy or breastfeeding\n- Participation in any other interventional study\n- Patients under legal protection\n- Acute COVID-19 infection"}
Endpoints
Primary endpoints
- {"endpoint_text":"- Decrease in IBS severity at 12 weeks is defined by the percentage of patients having at least a 75 points decrease in IBS-SSS","definition_or_measurement_approach":"Percentage of patients with at least a 75-point decrease in the IBS-SSS (IBS Severity Scoring System) at 12 weeks."}
Secondary endpoints
- {"endpoint_text":"- Decrease in IBS severity at 12 weeks defined by the percentage of patients having at least a 50 points decrease in IBS-SSS.","definition_or_measurement_approach":"Percentage of patients with at least a 50-point decrease in IBS-SSS at 12 weeks."}
- {"endpoint_text":"- FMT success : The composition of the patient’s fecal microbiota 12 weeks after FMT will be compared to the patient’s microbiota before transplantation and to the donor using the Sorensen similarity index. The FMT will be considered as a success if the Sorensen index [patient after FMT vs donor] > Sorensen index [patient after FMT vs patient before FMT] and if the Sorensen index [patient after FMT vs donor] ≥ 0,6. The composition of fecal microbiota will be measured by pyrosequencing (16S RNA).","definition_or_measurement_approach":"Comparison using Sorensen similarity index between patient post-FMT vs donor and patient post-FMT vs patient pre-FMT; FMT success if Sorensen(patient after FMT vs donor) > Sorensen(patient after FMT vs patient before FMT) and Sorensen(patient after FMT vs donor) ≥ 0.6. Measurement by pyrosequencing (16S RNA)."}
- {"endpoint_text":"- Intestinal microbiota composition and diversity at week 12 and 24 assessed by 16s sequencing. Microbiota composition and diversity assessed by 16s sequencing at week 12 and 24, compared to baseline and to healthy volunteers donor’s microbiota. Microbiota composition will be assessed using Qiime pipeline and analyzed at all phylogenetic levels. Diversity will be evaluated using Shannon index, Simpson index, Chao1 index and number of observed species","definition_or_measurement_approach":"16S sequencing at weeks 12 and 24; analysis using QIIME pipeline at all phylogenetic levels; diversity metrics: Shannon index, Simpson index, Chao1 index, and observed species; comparisons to baseline and donor microbiota."}
- {"endpoint_text":"- Efficacy at week 24 according to FMT success : decrease in IBS severity >75 points","definition_or_measurement_approach":"Percentage of patients with >75-point decrease in IBS-SSS at week 24, analysed according to FMT success status."}
- {"endpoint_text":"- EMA Endpoint at week 12 and 24 defined as a patient who fulfils the response criteria (simultaneous improvement of transit and abdominal pain) displayed in the following for at least 50% of the observation time","definition_or_measurement_approach":"EMA composite endpoint: simultaneous improvement of transit and abdominal pain for at least 50% of observation time, assessed at weeks 12 and 24."}
- {"endpoint_text":"- Percentage of responders in the different subgroups IBS-D, IBS-C and IBS-M using the primary endpoint at week 12 and 24.","definition_or_measurement_approach":"Proportion of responders (using the primary endpoint definition) within IBS subtypes (IBS-D, IBS-C, IBS-M) at weeks 12 and 24."}
- {"endpoint_text":"- Mean IBS-SSS (IBS severity), comparison between FMT and placebo at 12 and 24 weeks)","definition_or_measurement_approach":"Comparison of mean IBS-SSS scores between FMT and placebo groups at weeks 12 and 24."}
- {"endpoint_text":"- Mean IBS-QoL score (IBS Quality of life) comparison between FMT and placebo at 12 and 24 weeks (Drossman et al. 2000)","definition_or_measurement_approach":"Comparison of mean IBS-QoL scores between FMT and placebo at weeks 12 and 24, using the IBS-QoL instrument."}
- {"endpoint_text":"- Patient’s perception of FMT : 1/Questionnaire for correct assessment of FMT or placebo and FMT acceptability at V2 (FMT administration) (Annex D). 2/ Questionnaire for assessment of FMT secondary effects à V3 (Annex E)","definition_or_measurement_approach":"Patient questionnaires at V2 (acceptability/evaluation) and V3 (assessment of secondary effects) as specified in protocol annexes; descriptive analysis of responses."}
- {"endpoint_text":"- Safety (Serious Adverse Events, Adverse Events) compared between groups","definition_or_measurement_approach":"Comparison of incidence and nature of adverse events and serious adverse events between FMT and placebo groups."}
Recruitment
- Planned Sample Size
- 150
- Recruitment Window Months
- 49
- Consent Approach
- Informed written consent is required ("Informed Written consent"). Participants must be adults (Age >= 18 years and < 75 years), so consent is provided by the participant. A subject information and informed consent form document is listed (L1_SIS). No assent process or minor-specific consent documents are applicable or described. Languages of consent documents are not specified in the provided data.
Geography
- Total Number Of Sites
- 8
- Total Number Of Participants
- 150
France
- Earliest CTIS Part Ii Submission Date
- 18-10-2024
- Latest Decision Or Authorization Date
- 21-05-2025
- Processing Time Days
- 215
- Number Of Sites
- 8
- Number Of Participants
- 150
Sites
- Site Name
- Hospital Edouard Herriot
- Department Name
- Gastroenterology
- Principal Investigator Name
- François MION
- Principal Investigator Email
- francois.mion@chu-lyon.fr
- Contact Person Name
- François MION
- Contact Person Email
- francois.mion@chu-lyon.fr
- Site Name
- Centre Hospitalier Universitaire De Bordeaux
- Department Name
- Gastroenterology
- Principal Investigator Name
- Franck ZERBIB
- Principal Investigator Email
- frank.zerbib@chubordeaux.fr
- Contact Person Name
- Franck ZERBIB
- Contact Person Email
- frank.zerbib@chubordeaux.fr
- Site Name
- Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Rouen
- Department Name
- Gastroenterology
- Principal Investigator Name
- Chloe MELCHIOR
- Principal Investigator Email
- chloe.melchior@chu-rouen.fr
- Contact Person Name
- Chloe MELCHIOR
- Contact Person Email
- chloe.melchior@chu-rouen.fr
- Site Name
- Centre Hospitalier Regional De Marseille
- Department Name
- Gastroenterology
- Principal Investigator Name
- Véronique VITTON
- Principal Investigator Email
- veronique.vitton@ap-hm.fr
- Contact Person Name
- Véronique VITTON
- Contact Person Email
- veronique.vitton@ap-hm.fr
- Site Name
- Centre Hospitalier Universitaire De Rennes
- Department Name
- Functional digestive explorations
- Principal Investigator Name
- Charlène BROCHARD
- Principal Investigator Email
- charlene.brochard@chu-rennes.fr
- Contact Person Name
- Charlène BROCHARD
- Contact Person Email
- charlene.brochard@chu-rennes.fr
- Site Name
- University Hospital Of Clermont-Ferrand
- Department Name
- Gastroenterology
- Principal Investigator Name
- Julien SCANZI
- Principal Investigator Email
- jscanzi@chuclermontferrand.fr
- Contact Person Name
- Julien SCANZI
- Contact Person Email
- jscanzi@chuclermontferrand.fr
- Site Name
- Assistance Publique Hopitaux De Paris (Bobigny)
- Department Name
- Gastroenterology
- Principal Investigator Name
- Jean-Marc SABATE
- Principal Investigator Email
- jeanmarc.sabate@aphp.fr
- Contact Person Name
- Jean-Marc SABATE
- Contact Person Email
- jeanmarc.sabate@aphp.fr
- Site Name
- Assistance Publique Hopitaux De Paris (Colombes)
- Department Name
- Gastroenterology
- Principal Investigator Name
- Heithem SOLIMAN
- Principal Investigator Email
- Heithem.soliman@aphp.fr
- Contact Person Name
- Heithem SOLIMAN
- Contact Person Email
- Heithem.soliman@aphp.fr
Sponsor
Primary sponsor
- Full Name
- Assistance Publique Hopitaux De Paris
- Organisation Type
- Hospital/Clinic/Other health care facility
- Country Of Registered Address
- France
Investigational products
- Investigational Product Name
- Double encapsulated oral transplant of fecal microbiota
- Active Substance
- Allogeneic faecal microbiota, pooled
- Modality
- Other
- Routes Of Administration
- Oral
- Route
- Oral
- Authorisation Status
- Authorised
- Maximum Dose
- 32 g
- Investigational Product Name
- Placebo double encapsulated oral transplant of fecal microbiota
- Active Substance
- Placebo
- Modality
- Other
- Routes Of Administration
- Oral
- Route
- Oral
- Authorisation Status
- Authorised
- Maximum Dose
- 32 g
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