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NCT03196635

Patient-Assisted Compression - Impact on Image Quality and Workflow

Completed NA Results posted Last updated 31 August 2018
What this trial tests

NA trial testing Patient-Assisted (PA) Breast Compression in Breast Cancer in 31 participants. Completed in 29 June 2017.

Timeline
19 June 2017
Primary endpoint
29 June 2017
29 June 2017

Quick facts

Lead sponsorGE Healthcare
PhaseNA
StatusCompleted
Study typeINTERVENTIONAL
Allocationna
Designsingle group
Maskingnone
Primary purposescreening
Enrollment31
Start date19 June 2017
Primary completion29 June 2017
Estimated completion29 June 2017
Sites1 location across United States

Drugs / interventions tested

Conditions studied

Sponsor

GE Healthcare — full company profile →

Who can join

40 and older, female only, with Breast Cancer. Patients with the condition only — healthy volunteers not accepted.

Results — posted to ClinicalTrials.gov

Per-arm endpoint measurements with 95% confidence intervals where reported. Source: trial results section.

Number of Subjects With Acceptable Overall Clinical Image Quality for Patient-assisted (PA) and Technologist-controlled (TC) Image Sets Primary · Through study completion, on average 1 month

One PA image set and one TC image set was acquired from each completed subject. The overall clinical image quality acceptability was collected and summarized on a per subject-basis using binary responses of either acceptable or unacceptable for unilateral, two-view PA and TC compression image sets. Two readers evaluated each of the 60 image sets (30 PA and 30 TC compression image sets from 30 completed participants). In cases of disagreement between Readers 1 and 2, a third reader provided adjudication.

GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants, PA Compression Image Sets30
All Study Participants, TC Compression Image Sets30
Repeat Image Acquisition Secondary · Through study completion, on average 1 month

Number of incidences per image set when the technologists or readers indicated a repeat acquisition for PA and TC compression modes. More than one incident (i.e. reason for repeat from technologist or view indicated for repeat by readers) could have been selected for a given image set.

Technologist-indicated Repeat
GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants, PA Compression Image Sets2
All Study Participants, TC Compression Image Sets7
Reader-indicated Repeat
GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants, PA Compression Image Sets4
All Study Participants, TC Compression Image Sets4
Acceptability of Mammographic Attributes Secondary · Through study completion, on average 1 month

Acceptability of mammographic attributes using a binary response of either acceptable or unacceptable for unilateral, two-view PA and TC compression image sets were summarized.

Acceptable Breast Positioning
GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants, PA Compression Image Sets30
All Study Participants, TC Compression Image Sets29
Acceptable exposure and visualization of tissue
GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants, PA Compression Image Sets30
All Study Participants, TC Compression Image Sets30
Acceptable breast compression
GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants, PA Compression Image Sets30
All Study Participants, TC Compression Image Sets30
Acceptable image contrast
GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants, PA Compression Image Sets30
All Study Participants, TC Compression Image Sets30
Acceptable sharpness of the image
GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants, PA Compression Image Sets30
All Study Participants, TC Compression Image Sets30
Acceptable tissue visibility at the skin line
GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants, PA Compression Image Sets30
All Study Participants, TC Compression Image Sets30
Acceptable noise level of the image
GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants, PA Compression Image Sets30
All Study Participants, TC Compression Image Sets30
Acceptable artifacts level
GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants, PA Compression Image Sets30
All Study Participants, TC Compression Image Sets30
Comparison of Image Acquisition Time Secondary · Through study completion, on average 1 month

The length of time it takes for image acquisition using each compression mode (TC Compression and PA Compression) were compared.

GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants, PA Compression Image Sets3.9± 1.0
All Study Participants, TC Compression Image Sets3.4± 1.0
Technologist Interventions in PA Compression Secondary · Through study completion, on average 1 month

Data will be collected regarding any interventions made by the technologist during PA compression and this data were summarized.

GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants0
All Study Participants1
All Study Participants29
Compression Force for PA and TC Compressions Secondary · Through study completion, on average 1 month

Compression forces (decanewton \[daN\]) for each compression mode (TC and PA compression) were summarized for craniocaudal (CC) and mediolateral oblique (MLO) views. For each subject, both views were collected using both compression modes.

CC
GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants, PA Compression Image Sets9.1± 3.0
All Study Participants, TC Compression Image Sets8.3± 2.0
MLO
GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants, PA Compression Image Sets8.2± 2.7
All Study Participants, TC Compression Image Sets8.7± 2.2
Breast Thickness for PA and TC Compressions Secondary · Through study completion, on average 1 month

Breast thickness (millimeter \[mm\]) for each compression mode (TC and PA compression) were summarized for craniocaudal (CC) and mediolateral oblique (MLO) views. For each subject, both views were collected using both compression modes.

CC
GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants, PA Compression Image Sets52.0± 14.3
All Study Participants, TC Compression Image Sets53.2± 14.0
MLO
GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants, PA Compression Image Sets54.6± 16.1
All Study Participants, TC Compression Image Sets53.7± 15.1
Radiation Dose for PA and TC Compressions Secondary · Through study completion, on average 1 month

Radiation dose (entrance skin air kerma \[ESAK\] in milligray \[mGy\]) for each compression mode (TC and PA compression) were summarized for craniocaudal (CC) and mediolateral oblique (MLO) views. For each subject, both views were collected using both compression modes.

CC
GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants, PA Compression Image Sets4.5± 2.4
All Study Participants, TC Compression Image Sets4.7± 2.4
MLO
GroupValue95% CI
All Study Participants, PA Compression Image Sets4.9± 2.6
All Study Participants, TC Compression Image Sets4.8± 2.4

Sponsor's own description

This study is being conducted to compare the image quality of breast images obtained using standard (technologist-controlled \[TC\]) compression and patient-assisted (PA) compression and to evaluate the impact of PA compression on clinical workflow.

Publications & conference data

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