Cytokinetics launches ASPEN-HCM real-world study of MYQORZO in obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
- Cytokinetics launched ASPEN-HCM, a prospective real-world study tracking MYQORZO in adults with symptomatic obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
- No results have been presented; the study will collect outcomes over 12 to 36 months in routine clinical practice.
- Focus includes real-world safety, symptom improvement, functional status, treatment persistence, patient-reported experience, healthcare utilization, and cardiac remodeling trends.
- Program targets about 400 patients across 13 sites, aiming to support post-launch positioning versus invasive septal reduction procedures.
- MYQORZO carries a boxed warning for heart failure risk, requires echocardiogram monitoring, and is distributed through a restricted REMS program.
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