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HiCM-188 (allogeneic iPSC-cardiomyocytes)

Cell therapy

Phase 3underway

Evidence outlook · registrational

Heart Failure: registrational readout pending

Entered Phase 3 on partial signal mid-stage evidence. Registrational readout expected around 2027-06-30.

NCT03763136: The trial randomized 20 participants to hPSC-CM therapy or a sham comparator consisting of coronary artery bypass surgery alone, with outcome assessors masked to treatment assignment. Its primary endpoints were clinical safety outcomes, but results are not posted and the small sample limits the strength of the evidence.

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Upcoming events

(4 total)

Estimated primary-completion dates from ClinicalTrials.gov — registry estimates, never confirmed readout dates; they can move as trials progress.

2026 (1)
November 2026 (1)
Phase 1/2Heart FailureActive not recruiting
Est. primary completion 2026-11-10 · NCT06340048 · CT.gov ↗
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2027 (1)
June 2027 (1)
Phase 3Heart FailureRecruiting
Est. primary completion 2027-06-30 · NCT07496372 · CT.gov ↗
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2028 (2)
May 2028 (1)
Phase 1/2Heart FailureNot yet recruiting
Est. primary completion 2028-05 · NCT07646210 · CT.gov ↗
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October 2028 (1)
Phase 1/2Heart FailureNot yet recruiting
Est. primary completion 2028-10-20 · NCT07471698 · CT.gov ↗
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