Estimation of Muscle Mass in Older Adults Using Deuterated Creatine
Overview
- Phase
- Not Applicable
- Intervention
- Not specified
- Conditions
- Sarcopenia
- Sponsor
- University Hospital, Toulouse
- Enrollment
- 33
- Locations
- 1
- Primary Endpoint
- Muscle mass quantity
- Status
- Completed
- Last Updated
- 5 years ago
Overview
Brief Summary
Current methods for the quantification of muscle mass are indirect, lack precision, and often rely on expensive equipment that only provides limited (indirect) data on whole body muscle mass. Dual energy X ray absorptiometry has emerged as a potential precise measure of lean mass, easy to use in clinical practice and research. However, it assesses an indirect measurement of total-body skeletal muscle mass and its clinical use for determination of changes in muscle mass may be very limited due to instrumentation availability, particularly in field studies, and cost. Moreover, these methods provide estimates of fat free mass that is not skeletal muscle specific, and are influenced by changes in regional or total body water content.
GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has developed a novel technique using deuterium labeled creatine dilution for the estimation of muscle mass and has begun clinical evaluation of this muscle-measure in healthy young and older adults.
Detailed Description
Mobility disability in acute and chronic settings like the Frailty day Hospital or the rehabilitation units make it difficult to assess muscle mass other than the availability of imaging techniques. Often it is impossible to assess muscle mass due to accessibility and cost of actual techniques. Deuterium labeled creatine (contained in capsules to be swallowed) is an easy procedure to assess muscle mass that could avoid the existing difficulties when using imaging techniques. Capsules containing the deuterium labeled creatine will be administered to participants who will autonomously take them. The subsequent assessment of urinary deuterium dilution will provide the estimate of skeletal muscle mass of the individual. Primary outcome: Assess muscle mass quantity in older adults using the method of deuterium labeled creatine versus the DXA (Dual Energy X-ray Absorptiometry) total lean mass assessment.
Investigators
Eligibility Criteria
Inclusion Criteria
- Not provided
Exclusion Criteria
- Not provided
Outcomes
Primary Outcomes
Muscle mass quantity
Time Frame: Assess muscle mass quantity in older adults using the method of deuterium labeled creatine versus the DXA total lean mass assessment. Modification of the muscle mass quantity between Day 4 and Day 64
Study participants will take a single oral dose of deuterated creatine 30 mg in capsule form. Muscle mass quantity will be assessed using D3-creatine technique.
Secondary Outcomes
- Association of measures of muscle mass, muscle strength and levels of physical activity with quality of life assessments(Examine the association of measures of muscle mass, muscle strength and levels of physical activity with quality of life assessments and patient reported outcomes.)
- Repeatability of muscle mass estimates(Evaluate the repeatability of muscle mass estimates from deuterium labeled creatine dilution method in community dwelling elderly subjects who meet specific "frailty" criteria. The repeatability will be assessed comparing day 4 and day 64)
- Association of muscle mass with measures of lower extremity function, muscle strength and physical activity.(Examine the association of muscle mass with measures of lower extremity function, muscle strength and physical activity.)
- Creatine dilution of the deuterium labeled(Evaluate the deuterium labeled creatine dilution for sensitivity to changes in muscle mass in the hip fracture population during the period after fracture when muscle mass is expected to decline. It will be assessed comparing day 4, day 34 and day 64)
- Feasibility of the method(Evaluate the feasibility of developing a blood based assay using deuterium labeled creatine dilution for the estimation of muscle mass.)
- Correlation between muscle function and muscle mass(Assess if there exists a correlation between muscle function and muscle mass estimated by D3-Creatine)