Hyperalgesia Clinical Trial
Official title:
Evaluation of Antihyperalgesic and Analgesic Effects of 35% Nitrous Oxide in a Human Model of Electrically Evoked Hyperalgesia and Pain
Evaluation of the effects of 35%/15%/50% N2O/N2/O2 mixtures on the area of hyperalgesia
induced by remifentanil in the CCES (Continuous Cutaneous Electrical Stimulation) model in
20 healthy volunteers.
The duration of participation for each volunteer is expected to be around 9 weeks with the
performance of 4 experimental session 2 weeks apart.
The selection visit will last half a day; each experimental session will last half a day;
the study end will last 2 hours maximum.
Single site, exploratory, comparative, double-blind, randomised, cross-over study. Three
physicians will be involved in the conduct of this study:
- Physician 1 will include and randomise the subjects, prepare and administer the study
products (namely Investigational Medicinal Products (IMPs)) in an open manner and will
assess subject safety.
- Physician 2, kept IMP blinded, will perform all evaluation measurements and sedation
assessments during all experimental sessions. Physician 2 will always be the same
person throughout the whole study period.
- Physician 3 will be available if needed to reinforce subject safety
Design: A group of 20 assessable subjects who will undergo 4 randomised experimental
sessions of CCES on 4 separate study days, 2 weeks apart preceded by a 2 week period between
selection and first experimental session and followed by a 1 week period between last
experimental session and study end.
After the selection visit, each visit corresponds to one of the 4 experimental sessions
named A, B, C, D differing by the gas mixture inhaled and the intravenous medicine
administered.
The order of these experimental sessions A, B, C, D, will be assigned according to a
pre-established list that the investigator will not know.
Each experimental session includes a set-up-phase followed by an evaluation phase.
The set up phase will last 20 mn during each an electrical stimulation will generate a
spontaneous pain: every 2 minutes the electrical stimulation will increase and the subject
will be asked to rate the pain on a visual scale from 0 to 100. When a stable levels of pain
intensity will be reached, the regimen of the electrical stimulation will be kept constant
up to the end of the experimental session.
The Evaluation phase will last 160 mn : the electrical stimulation will be constant during
160 mn as detailed above. During this phase the subject will inhale a gas mixture with a
face mask during 60 minutes combined with an intravenous administration of medicine during
30 mn starting at the same time.
Every 5 minutes the subject will be asked to rate the pain and at predefined times the
spontaneous pain and the area of allodynia and hyperalgesia will be measured and recorded as
well as safety parameters (transcutaneous oxygen saturation, respiratory parameters,
sedation score, blood pressure and heart rate).
The 4 experimental sessions named A, B, C, D differ by the gas mixture inhaled and the
intravenous medicine administered.
For the placebo session, inhaled gas mixture will be 50%/50% N2/O2 and intravenous
administration will be an isotonic saline solution.
For the three other sessions, inhaled gas mixture will differ from a session to the other
one (35%/15%/50% N2O/N2/O2 or 50%/50% N2/O2 or 50%/50% N2O/O2), and remifentanil will be
administered intravenously at each of these sessions.
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Allocation: Randomized, Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study, Intervention Model: Crossover Assignment, Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Investigator), Primary Purpose: Treatment
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