Table 3:

Trial procedures.

  Double-blind treatment 
ProcedureScreeningBaseline     Study close-out visit
Visit1234567–12…EoS or EETe
Month−0.500.53612Every 6 months
Time window−48 days±14 days±14 days±28 days±28 days±28 days
Informed consentax
Randomizationx
Significant medical historyx
Physical examinationxxhxhxhxhxhxhxh
Serum or urine pregnancy testbxxbxbxbxbxbxbxb
Blood samplingfxxxxxxxx
Early morning void urine samplegxxxxxxx
24-hour urine collectiondgxaxxxxx
Residual kidney functiondxxxxx
Kt/V per weekdxxxxx
Vital signsjxxxxxxxx
EQ-5D and SF-12 questionnairesxxxxix
Biobanking (plasma and urine)xxx
Endpoint assessmentcxxxxxx
Dispense study medicationxxxxx
Drug accountability (pill count)xxxxxx
SAEs and AESIsxxxxxxx
Review medicationsxxxxxxxx
Cardiac MRIkxx
Cardiac echocardiographylxxxn
Body composition measurementl,mxxxn
Additional biobanking (blood, urine and peritoneal effluent)lxxxn
Peritoneal dialysis modality, average ultrafiltration 4 weeks prior to study visit and PET datal,oxxxnxnxn
6-minute walking testl,mxxxn
Kansas City Cardiomyopathy Questionnairelxxxn
SDMTxxxxix
  Double-blind treatment 
ProcedureScreeningBaseline     Study close-out visit
Visit1234567–12…EoS or EETe
Month−0.500.53612Every 6 months
Time window−48 days±14 days±14 days±28 days±28 days±28 days
Informed consentax
Randomizationx
Significant medical historyx
Physical examinationxxhxhxhxhxhxhxh
Serum or urine pregnancy testbxxbxbxbxbxbxbxb
Blood samplingfxxxxxxxx
Early morning void urine samplegxxxxxxx
24-hour urine collectiondgxaxxxxx
Residual kidney functiondxxxxx
Kt/V per weekdxxxxx
Vital signsjxxxxxxxx
EQ-5D and SF-12 questionnairesxxxxix
Biobanking (plasma and urine)xxx
Endpoint assessmentcxxxxxx
Dispense study medicationxxxxx
Drug accountability (pill count)xxxxxx
SAEs and AESIsxxxxxxx
Review medicationsxxxxxxxx
Cardiac MRIkxx
Cardiac echocardiographylxxxn
Body composition measurementl,mxxxn
Additional biobanking (blood, urine and peritoneal effluent)lxxxn
Peritoneal dialysis modality, average ultrafiltration 4 weeks prior to study visit and PET datal,oxxxnxnxn
6-minute walking testl,mxxxn
Kansas City Cardiomyopathy Questionnairelxxxn
SDMTxxxxix
a

Informed consent is obtained before any study specific procedure is done.

b

WOCBP must have a negative serum or urine pregnancy test result (minimum sensitivity 25 IU/l or equivalent units of HCG) at screening or if pregnancy is suspected.

c

At each visit the study sites will collect information about primary, secondary and exploratory endpoints.

d

24-hour diuresis, residual kidney function and Kt/V only recorded in dialysis patients. The most recent Kt/V values for each visit will be recorded with a time window of ±6 months.

e

EoS: end of study; EET: early end of treatment. EET follow-up visit to be scheduled 14 ± 3 days after discontinuation of study medication.

f

Visit 1 (screening) and all other visits: sodium, potassium, creatinine and urea; visit 2 (baseline) and EoS/EET: sodium, potassium, creatinine, urea, Hb, HbA1c, cholesterol, HDL cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, calcium, phosphate and PTH.

g

Assessment of sodium, creatinine and albumin or protein (whichever is available).

h

Only on indication.

i

EQ-5D and SF-12 questionnaires and SDMT to be completed once every year after visit 6 until EoS/EET.

j

Vital signs: heart rate, blood pressure and body weight.

k

Cardiac MRI substudy only. The MRI will be performed within a time window of ±4 weeks.

l

Cardiac echocardiography substudy only. The echocardiography, body composition measurement, Kansas City Cardiomyopathy Questionnaire and 6-minute walking test will be performed within a time window of ±4 weeks.

m

If available on-site.

n

Only participants who still receive peritoneal dialysis treatment at that time point and participate in the cardiac echography substudy.

o

Collection of the most recent PET data if performed during routine medical care.

p

Results of 24-hour urine collection at baseline should be determined within 3 months before the baseline visit. The other 24-hour urine collections should be taken within the time window of the visit.

Table 3:

Trial procedures.

  Double-blind treatment 
ProcedureScreeningBaseline     Study close-out visit
Visit1234567–12…EoS or EETe
Month−0.500.53612Every 6 months
Time window−48 days±14 days±14 days±28 days±28 days±28 days
Informed consentax
Randomizationx
Significant medical historyx
Physical examinationxxhxhxhxhxhxhxh
Serum or urine pregnancy testbxxbxbxbxbxbxbxb
Blood samplingfxxxxxxxx
Early morning void urine samplegxxxxxxx
24-hour urine collectiondgxaxxxxx
Residual kidney functiondxxxxx
Kt/V per weekdxxxxx
Vital signsjxxxxxxxx
EQ-5D and SF-12 questionnairesxxxxix
Biobanking (plasma and urine)xxx
Endpoint assessmentcxxxxxx
Dispense study medicationxxxxx
Drug accountability (pill count)xxxxxx
SAEs and AESIsxxxxxxx
Review medicationsxxxxxxxx
Cardiac MRIkxx
Cardiac echocardiographylxxxn
Body composition measurementl,mxxxn
Additional biobanking (blood, urine and peritoneal effluent)lxxxn
Peritoneal dialysis modality, average ultrafiltration 4 weeks prior to study visit and PET datal,oxxxnxnxn
6-minute walking testl,mxxxn
Kansas City Cardiomyopathy Questionnairelxxxn
SDMTxxxxix
  Double-blind treatment 
ProcedureScreeningBaseline     Study close-out visit
Visit1234567–12…EoS or EETe
Month−0.500.53612Every 6 months
Time window−48 days±14 days±14 days±28 days±28 days±28 days
Informed consentax
Randomizationx
Significant medical historyx
Physical examinationxxhxhxhxhxhxhxh
Serum or urine pregnancy testbxxbxbxbxbxbxbxb
Blood samplingfxxxxxxxx
Early morning void urine samplegxxxxxxx
24-hour urine collectiondgxaxxxxx
Residual kidney functiondxxxxx
Kt/V per weekdxxxxx
Vital signsjxxxxxxxx
EQ-5D and SF-12 questionnairesxxxxix
Biobanking (plasma and urine)xxx
Endpoint assessmentcxxxxxx
Dispense study medicationxxxxx
Drug accountability (pill count)xxxxxx
SAEs and AESIsxxxxxxx
Review medicationsxxxxxxxx
Cardiac MRIkxx
Cardiac echocardiographylxxxn
Body composition measurementl,mxxxn
Additional biobanking (blood, urine and peritoneal effluent)lxxxn
Peritoneal dialysis modality, average ultrafiltration 4 weeks prior to study visit and PET datal,oxxxnxnxn
6-minute walking testl,mxxxn
Kansas City Cardiomyopathy Questionnairelxxxn
SDMTxxxxix
a

Informed consent is obtained before any study specific procedure is done.

b

WOCBP must have a negative serum or urine pregnancy test result (minimum sensitivity 25 IU/l or equivalent units of HCG) at screening or if pregnancy is suspected.

c

At each visit the study sites will collect information about primary, secondary and exploratory endpoints.

d

24-hour diuresis, residual kidney function and Kt/V only recorded in dialysis patients. The most recent Kt/V values for each visit will be recorded with a time window of ±6 months.

e

EoS: end of study; EET: early end of treatment. EET follow-up visit to be scheduled 14 ± 3 days after discontinuation of study medication.

f

Visit 1 (screening) and all other visits: sodium, potassium, creatinine and urea; visit 2 (baseline) and EoS/EET: sodium, potassium, creatinine, urea, Hb, HbA1c, cholesterol, HDL cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, calcium, phosphate and PTH.

g

Assessment of sodium, creatinine and albumin or protein (whichever is available).

h

Only on indication.

i

EQ-5D and SF-12 questionnaires and SDMT to be completed once every year after visit 6 until EoS/EET.

j

Vital signs: heart rate, blood pressure and body weight.

k

Cardiac MRI substudy only. The MRI will be performed within a time window of ±4 weeks.

l

Cardiac echocardiography substudy only. The echocardiography, body composition measurement, Kansas City Cardiomyopathy Questionnaire and 6-minute walking test will be performed within a time window of ±4 weeks.

m

If available on-site.

n

Only participants who still receive peritoneal dialysis treatment at that time point and participate in the cardiac echography substudy.

o

Collection of the most recent PET data if performed during routine medical care.

p

Results of 24-hour urine collection at baseline should be determined within 3 months before the baseline visit. The other 24-hour urine collections should be taken within the time window of the visit.

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