Fabry disease
Conditions
Interventions
None listed
Sponsors
Eligibility
Inclusion criteria
Inclusion criteria: Patients should meet all the following criteria; 1) Patients with Fabry disease who participated in the Replagal Post Marketing Surveillance and have no history of any enzyme replacement therapies before the treatment with Replagal 2) Patients whose stored blood sample taken before the treatment with Replagal was at least 0.3 mL 3) Patients whose any stored blood samples taken after initiation of the treatment with Replagal were at least 0.2 mL 4) Patients who are fully informed of and understand the objectives, procedures, and possible risks of the study and provide the written voluntary consent to participate in the study. For patients aged 15 years or older and younger than 20 years at informed consent, consent should be obtained from the patients'legal acceptable representatives in addition to the consent from the patients themselves. For patients younger than 15 years at informed consent, consent should be obtained from the patients'legal acceptable representatives in addition to the assent from the patients themselves.
Exclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria: The following patients should not be enrolled to the study; Patients who are considered ineligible for the study by the investigator
Design outcomes
Primary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| As a diagnostic bio-marker; 1) Plasma concentration of lyso-Gb3 2) Plasma concentration of lyso-Gb3 analogs (lyso-Gb3 [-2], lyso-Gb3 [+34] and other analogs) 3) GLA activity in plasma As a therapeutic bio-marker;; 1) Plasma concentration of lyso-Gb3 and the change from baseline in the concentration after initiation of the treatment with Replagal 2) Plasma concentration of lyso-Gb3 analogs (lyso-Gb3 [-2], lyso-Gb3 [+34]) and other analogs) after initiation of the treatment with Replagal, and the change from baseline in the analog concentration after initiation of the treatment with Replagal | — |
Countries
Japan
Contacts
Meiji Pharmaceutical University Department of Functional Bioanalysis