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Table 3 Characteristics of currently unpublished RCTs reported on ClinicalTrials.gov. website, comparing antimicrobials in the management of HAP/VAP

From: Treatment of severe hospital-acquired and ventilator-associated pneumonia: a systematic review of inclusion and judgment criteria used in randomized controlled trials

ClinicalTrial.gov identifier

Investigational agent

Comparator

Name of the study

Condition

Primary outcome

Definition of clinical cure

Primary endpoint assessment timing

Analyzed populations

Current status of the study

NCT02714595

S-649266

Best available therapy

CREDIBLE

Severe infections due to carbapenem-resistant GNB including HCAP, HAP and VAP

Clinical cure

1) Resolution or improvement of baseline signs of pneumonia

Day 7 after EOT

Not reported

Recruiting

2) Improvement of chest radiography

3) No additional antibacterial therapy required for current infection treatment

NCT02070757

Ceftolozane/

Meropenem

ASPECT-NP

VAP or ventilated HAP

All-cause mortality

Not detailed

Day 28

ITT

Recruiting

Tazobactam

NCT01808092

Ceftazidime/

Meropenem

REPROVE

HAP/VAP

Clinical cure

1) Patient alive

Day 21 to day 25 after randomization

Co-primary:

Completed-has results

Avibactam

2) Resolution or improvement of all signs of pneumonia

- clinically ITT

- clinically evaluable

NCT02452047

Imipenem

Imipenem + cilastatin

RESTORE-IMI 1

Severe infections due to Imipenem-resistant bacteria including HAP/VAP

Favorable clinical success

Not specified

Up to day 28

Not reported

Recruiting

+ Cilastatin/

+Colistimethate sodium

Relebactam

 

NCT02493764

Imipenem

Piperacillin/tazobactam

RESTORE-IMI 2

HAP/VAP

All-cause mortality

Not specified

Day 28

Not reported

Recruiting

+Cilastatin/

Relebactam

NCT01970371

Plazomicin (+meropenem or tigecyclin)

Colistin

CARE

Infections due to Carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae including HAP and VAP

All-cause mortality

Not specified

Day 28

Not reported

Completed

+Meropenem or Tigecyclin

NCT02168946

Meropenem

Best available therapy

Not reported

Infections due to Carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae including HAP and VAP

Clinical cure

Resolution or improvement of the baseline signs and symptoms and no further antimicrobial warranted

Days 12–23

Microbiological ITT

Recruiting

Vaborbactam

NCT02019420

Tedizolid phosphate

Linezolid

MK-1986-002

Gram-positive HAP/VAP

All-cause mortality

Not specified

Day 28

Microbiological ITT

Recruiting

NCT02440828

Standard treatment + inhaled tobramycin

Standard treatment + Placebo

VAPORISE

VAP

Clinical response

1) Improvement of hypoxemia,

After 72 hours of treatment

Not reported

Recruiting

2) Resolution of signs of sepsis

3) No worseming of chest radiography

NCT02478710

Standard treatment + inhaled tobramycin or inhaled vancomycin

Standard treatment + Placebo

AAINTVAP

VAP

Persistance/recurrence of pneumonia

Not specified

After 8 days of treatment/day 9 to day 21

Not reported

Recruiting

NCT02728518

Standard treatment + nebulized amikacin

Standard treatment + intravenous amikacin

Not reported

GNB-related VAP

Clinical cure

Not specified

Not reported

Not reported

Completed

NCT02574130

Standard treatment + nebulized amikacin

Standard treatment + placebo

Not reported

GNB-related VAP

Clinical cure

No worsening on chest radiography + improvement of leukocytosis and/or fever and/or tracheal secretion

10 days after treatment

Not reported

Recruiting

NCT01799993

Standard treatment + amikacin inhalation solution (BAY41-6551)

Standard treatment + placebo

INHALE-1 and 2

GNB-related mechanically ventilated pneumonia

Clinical success

Not specified

28–32 days after treatment initiation

Modified ITT

Recruiting

and

NCT00805168

  1. RCT randomized controlled trial, HAP hospital-acquired pneumonia, VAP ventilator-associated pneumonia, ITT intention-to-treat, GNB Gram-negative, HCAP Healthcare-associated pneumonia bacilli, EOT end of treatment