Imagine Your Day without Insulin
What if a simple procedure could reduce or eliminate the need for insulin for those with Type 2 diabetes? We are looking for participants for this clinical research study to be some of the first to try a minimally invasive procedure called DMR that could do just that.
Fill Out the Form Below to Register
What is DMR?
DMR stands for duodenal mucosal resurfacing and is a minimally invasive outpatient endoscopic procedure that takes less than an hour to be carried out. The procedure works by removing the excess of the inner layer of the duodenum, which is the part of the small intestine just after the stomach. Similar to an upper GI endoscopy, the procedure can be performed under deep sedation and does not require implanted devices. There is little to no pain experienced, and a normal diet can be resumed within 10-14 days following the procedure. The procedure has shown promising results in reducing or eliminating the need for insulin injections. Screening visits, the procedure, and all study-related care will be provided at no cost.
To learn more about the study details go to clinicaltrials.gov
What Will I Have to Do?
Initial qualifications
Fill out the questionnaire above to do the basic qualification assessment.
Screening and Preparation
If you meet the basic qualifications, you’ll be notified via email or text about your next steps for the screening and preparation period which will take 6-7 weeks. During this time, it will be determined if the study is right for you.
PROCEDURE AND FOLLOW-UP
Participants that move on to the next step are randomized and then receive either the DMR or sham procedure. The follow-up period is 48 weeks. After the follow-up period, all participants that had the sham procedure will be offered the DMR procedure if they are willing, and it is clinically beneficial to them and will have an additional 48-week follow-up period
Frequently asked questions
Those interested in participating will have to pass the initial screener, as well as complete a screening and preparation period of 6-7 weeks. After this period, participants will be randomized into those receiving the DMR procedure and those receiving the sham procedure and will have additional monitoring for follow-up. Those that received the sham procedure will be able to then receive the DMR procedure if they choose to after the initial procedure’s follow-up period is complete.