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Clinical Results

 
Ranger™ Drug-Coated Balloon exceptional outcomes at 2-Years in two Randomized Control Trials1. No matter the lesion complexity. No matter the patient.
 

 

RANGER II SFA Pivotal Trial1

Prospective, Multi-Center, Randomized Controlled Trial Ranger Drug-Coated Balloon vs. Uncoated Balloon (3:1). Follow-up through 5-Years.

Ranger DCB demonstrated exceptional outcomes at 2-Years. No matter the lesion complexity. No matter the patient1.

Chart of Ranger DCB Kaplan-Meier Primary Patency Results
*Log-rank p-value compares the entire K-M curves from time point zero to day 760 (full 2-year follow-up window)
1. RANGER II SFA RCT 2-Year Results presented by Ravish Sachar, MD. VIVA 2021.
 
 
2-Year Subgroup Analysis
Ranger DCB delivered exceptional outcomes in complex lesions at 2-Years
Bar chart showing Ranger DCB vs PTA
Ranger DCB demonstrated low reintervention rates regardless of patient gender
Bar chart showing 67% relative reduction of CD-TLR for Ranger DCB vs PTA
  *  PACSS Grade 3/4 Calcification
**  Log-rank p-value compares the entire K-M curves from time point zero to day 760 (full 2-year follow-up window)
*** Log-rank p-value compares the entire K-M curves from time point zero to day 730 (full 2-year annual visit mark)



RANGER II SFA PK Sub Study1
Infographic of Ranger study showing in 1 hour 11 out of 12 patients did not have measurable levels of paclitaxel in the bloodstream
1. The limit of quantification was defined as < 1 ng/mL. RANGER II SFA PK Substudy. RANGER II SFA RCT 1-Year Results published in JACC:CI. doi.org/10.1016/j.jcin.2021.03.021.



Ranger II SFA Pivotal Trial Details
Chart of Ranger DCB  primary endpoint results
Chart of Ranger DCB  mortality rates
Chart of Ranger DCB  key baseline characteristics
* * Current smokers: Ranger DCB 31.3%, PTA 45.9%, p-value=0.009. Previous smokers: Ranger DCB 54.0%, PTA 38.8%, p-value=0.010.
** Core lab.
*** PACSS Grade 3/4 may be considered similar to moderate/severe calcification. Grade 3: 36.6% Ranger DCB, 52.0% PTA, p=0.006, Grade 4: 11.5% Ranger DCB, 10.2%% PTA, p=0.724.

 

COMPARE Randomized Controlled Trial Results1

COMPARE is the World’s First Head-to-Head Prospective, RCT (1:1) directly comparing SFA DCBs – low dose Ranger DCB vs higher dose IN.PACT DCB.

Ranger DCB demonstrated similar primary patency as IN.PACT at 2-Years1 with half the total drug dose2.

 

 Kaplan-Meier Primary Patency Results
*Log-rank p-value compares the entire K-M curves from time zero to full 2-Year follow-up window.
1. COMPARE Clinical Trial 2-Year Results presented by Sabine Steiner, MD. LINC 2021.
2. Based on total drug dose for (4mmx60mm) or (averages for full size matrix) per the Ranger™ Paclitaxel-Coated PTA Balloon Catheter and IN.PACT™ Admiral Instructions for Use.

COMPARE Randomized Controlled Trial Details
Compare trial 1 year ranger primary endpoints
*Primary Endpoint Met.
Ranger DCB drug dose details chart
Ranger DCB baseline characteristics chart
* p-value based on entire distribution Never, Former or Current Smokers.
** PACSS Grade 3/4 may be considered similar to moderate/severe calcification.
*** p-value for entire distribution of PACSS Calcium Grades 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 calcium for RANGER DCB vs IN.PACT p-value was 0.20.

 

Ranger DCB  1 year causes of mortality
Ranger DCB  2 year causes of mortality
Primary safety endpoint: composite of freedom from device and procedure-related death through 30 days and freedom from major target limb amputation and CD-TLR through 1-Year post index-procedure.

Primary efficacy endpoint: primary patency at 1-Year defined as absence of clinically driven target lesion revascularization (CD-TLR) or binary restenosis determined as a peak systolic velocity ratio > 2.4 evaluated by duplex ultrasound core laboratory analysis.

CD-TLR: a reintervention performed for ≥ 50% diameter stenosis (confirmed by angiography) within ± 5 mm proximal and/or distal to the target lesion after documentation of recurrent clinical symptoms of PAD (increase of 1 Rutherford class or more) and/or drop of ABI (≥20% or >0.15 when compared to maximum early post-procedural level).

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