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EndoSearch : Endometriosis Biomarkers

Not Applicable
Conditions
Endometriosis (Diagnosis)
Endometrium Biomarkers
Blood Biomarkers
Interventions
Other: Assessment of endometrium and blood biomarkers for endometriosis diagnosis
Registration Number
NCT03376451
Lead Sponsor
Dr Afchine Fazel
Brief Summary

EndoSearch aims to analytically validate a cluster of specific biomarkers for endometriosis diagnosis and disease recurrence. This signature will be tested on endometrium and blood from 975 patients, divided in two groups : 550 patients affected by endometriosis and 225 patients unaffected (controls).

EndoSearch is not about drug or medical device assessment but a research study for biomarker analytical validation purpose.

Detailed Description

Endometriosis is a very common gynecological disease affecting 10% of women of reproductive age. Main symptoms are chronic and severe pain in pelvis area and infertility in up to 40% of affected women. Currently, the only method to obtain a reliable diagnosis is the analysis of endometriotic lesions removed during surgery under general anaesthesia. There is a real need to diagnosis endometriosis non-invasively and quickly in order to improve patient management.

EndoSearch aims to analytically validate a cluster of endometrial and blood biomarkers identified in previous studies and specific for the endometriosis diagnosis and disease prognosis recurrence. During 2 years (follow up period) and 9 months (inclusion period), 15 clinical centers worldwide will recruit patients and collect biological samples and personal and clinical data from these patients. The biological samples will be processed at Endodiag labs, Paris, France though lab biotechnology techniques. Results will allow the assessment of sensibility and specificity (NPV and PPV) of the biomarker signature for endometriosis diagnosis and disease recurrence.

Recruitment & Eligibility

Status
UNKNOWN
Sex
Female
Target Recruitment
975
Inclusion Criteria

Not provided

Exclusion Criteria

Not provided

Study & Design

Study Type
INTERVENTIONAL
Study Design
SINGLE_GROUP
Arm && Interventions
GroupInterventionDescription
Patients in EndoSearchAssessment of endometrium and blood biomarkers for endometriosis diagnosisEndoSearch will conduct on only one cohort divided in two groups : patients affected by endometriosis and patient unaffected (controls). All of these patients need a laparoscopic surgery for endometriosis indication (endometriosis group) or another indication which is not endometriosis (controls). However, nothing in the surgery or the patient medical care will be different between the two groups : patients will be treated exactly the same.
Primary Outcome Measures
NameTimeMethod
Sensibility for endometriosis diagnosis (probability of detection)Comparison between diagnosis lab result and anatomopathologist diagnosis at the end of inclusion phase (9 months after 1st patient inclusion)

Measurement of the proportion of positives patient that are correctly identified as such for the endometriosis diagnosis.

Specificity for endometriosis diagnosisComparison between diagnosis lab result and anatomopathologist diagnosis at the end of inclusion phase (9 months after 1st patient inclusion)

Measurement of the proportion of negatives patient that are correctly identified as such for the endometriosis diagnosis

Secondary Outcome Measures
NameTimeMethod
Specificity for endometriosis recurrence prognosticComparison between recurrence lab result and eCRF data on recurrence at the end of study (2 years and 9 months)

Measurement of the proportion of negatives patient that are correctly identified as such for the endometriosis recurrence prognostic.

Sensibility for endometriosis recurrence prognostic (probability of detection)Comparison between recurrence lab result and eCRF data on recurrence at the end of study (2 years and 9 months)

Measurement of the proportion of positives patient that are correctly identified as such for the endometriosis recurrence prognostic.

Trial Locations

Locations (1)

Endodiag

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Paris, France

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