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NCT number NCT03519698
Other study ID # SWI_05
Secondary ID
Status Completed
Phase N/A
First received
Last updated
Start date December 15, 2015
Est. completion date June 22, 2017

Study information

Verified date May 2018
Source ARCIM Institute Academic Research in Complementary and Integrative Medicine
Contact n/a
Is FDA regulated No
Health authority
Study type Interventional

Clinical Trial Summary

A randomized, controlled, three-arm study to investigate the effects of footbaths with ginger, mustard or warm water alone in female, adolescent patients with Anorexia nervosa and in healthy, female adolescents on psychophysiological parameters.


Description:

In a cross-over study design, the subjects (21 female patients with Anorexia nervosa, 20 healthy, female controls) receive footbaths with either ginger, mustard or warm water alone in a randomized order with a wash-out period of at least 1-3 days. The effects of each intervention on the objective warmth generation are measured by infrared thermography, whereas the subjective warmth perception is determined by the 'Herdecke warmth perception questionnaire'. All parameters are determined at specified times (t1 = right before, t2 = right after and t3 = 10 minutes following the footbath), which enables an evaluation based on pre-post-comparisons. The statistical analysis comprises analyses of variances based on linear mixed effects models (after checking for carry-over effects).


Recruitment information / eligibility

Status Completed
Enrollment 41
Est. completion date June 22, 2017
Est. primary completion date June 22, 2017
Accepts healthy volunteers Accepts Healthy Volunteers
Gender Female
Age group 12 Years to 18 Years
Eligibility Inclusion Criteria:

- Signed informed consent of the parents

- Age 12-18 years

Exclusion Criteria:

- Infectious disease with body temperature above 38 °C

- Skin damages at the lower legs/feet

- Known intolerance/ anaphylaxis to mustard or ginger preparations

- Cardiac arrhythmia

- Pregnancy

- Insufficient knowledge of the German language

- BMI percentile < 10% (for control group)

Study Design


Related Conditions & MeSH terms


Intervention

Other:
Warm water
Footbaths were prepared with 12 liters of warm water (40 °C)
Mustard
12 l footbath with warm water (40 °C) and 80 g mustard flour (Sinapis nigrea semen plv.)
Ginger
12 l footbath with warm water (40 °C) and 80 g ginger flour (Zingiberis rhizoma plv.)

Locations

Country Name City State
Germany Filderklinik Filderstadt Baden-Württemberg

Sponsors (1)

Lead Sponsor Collaborator
ARCIM Institute Academic Research in Complementary and Integrative Medicine

Country where clinical trial is conducted

Germany, 

Outcome

Type Measure Description Time frame Safety issue
Primary Change in 2-Item Warmth Perception Measure (feet) from t1 to t3 Self-reported warmth perception at both feet assessed with the "Herdecke warmth perception questionnaire" right before (t1) and 10 minutes following the footbath (t3). Each item is scored 0-4 (0 = cold; 4 = hot), yielding a total between 0 - 8. right before the footbath (t1) and 10 minutes following the footbath (t3)
Secondary Change in 2-Item Warmth Perception Measure (feet) from t1 to t2 Self-reported warmth perception at both feet assessed with the "Herdecke warmth perception questionnaire" right before (t1) and right after the footbath (t2). Each item is scored 0-4 (0 = cold; 4 = hot), yielding a total between 0 - 8. right before the footbath (t1) and right after the footbath (t2, 5-20 minutes after t1 depending on the actual footbath length)
Secondary Change in 2-Item Warmth Perception Measure (face) from t1 to t3 Self-reported warmth perception in the face assessed with the "Herdecke warmth perception questionnaire" right before (t1) and 10 minutes following the footbath (t3). Each item is scored 0-4 (0 = cold; 4 = hot), yielding a total between 0 - 8. right before the footbath (t1) and 10 minutes following the footbath (t3)
Secondary Change in 2-Item Warmth Perception Measure (face) from t1 to t2 Self-reported warmth perception in the face assessed with the "Herdecke warmth perception questionnaire" right before (t1) and right after the footbath (t2). Each item is scored 0-4 (0 = cold; 4 = hot), yielding a total between 0 - 8. right before the footbath (t1) and right after the footbath (t2, 5-20 minutes after t1 depending on the actual footbath length)
Secondary Change in 2-Item Warmth Perception Measure (hands) from t1 to t3 Self-reported warmth perception at both hands assessed with the "Herdecke warmth perception questionnaire" right before (t1) and 10 minutes following the footbath (t3). Each item is scored 0-4 (0 = cold; 4 = hot), yielding a total between 0 - 8. right before the footbath (t1) and 10 minutes following the footbath (t3)
Secondary Change in 2-Item Warmth Perception Measure (hands) from t1 to t2 Self-reported warmth perception at both hands assessed with the "Herdecke warmth perception questionnaire" right before (t1) and right after the footbath (t2). Each item is scored 0-4 (0 = cold; 4 = hot), yielding a total between 0 - 8. right before the footbath (t1) and right after the footbath (t2, 5-20 minutes after t1 depending on the actual footbath length)
Secondary Change in 1-Item Warmth Perception Measure (overall warmth) from t1 to t3 Self-reported overall warmth perception assessed with the "Herdecke warmth perception questionnaire" right before (t1) and 10 minutes following the footbath (t3). The item is scored 0-4 (0 = cold; 4 = hot), yielding a total between 0 - 4. right before the footbath (t1) and 10 minutes following the footbath (t3)
Secondary Change in 1-Item Warmth Perception Measure (overall warmth) from t1 to t2 Self-reported overall warmth perception assessed with the "Herdecke warmth perception questionnaire" right before (t1) and right after the footbath (t2). The item is scored 0-4 (0 = cold; 4 = hot), yielding a total between 0 - 4. right before the footbath (t1) and right after the footbath (t2, 5-20 minutes after t1 depending on the actual footbath length)
Secondary Change in Distal Skin Temperature Measure (feet) from t1 to t3 Distal skin temperature in °C at both feet measured with a high-definition infrared camera (FLIR-Systems, type SC660) right before (t1) and 10 minutes following the footbath (t3). right before the footbath (t1) and 10 minutes following the footbath (t3)
Secondary Change in Distal Skin Temperature Measure (feet) from t1 to t2 Distal skin temperature in °C at both feet measured with a high-definition infrared camera (FLIR-Systems, type SC660) right before (t1) and right after the footbath (t2). right before the footbath (t1) and right after the footbath (t2, 5-20 minutes after t1 depending on the actual footbath length)
Secondary Change in Distal Skin Temperature Measure (face) from t1 to t3 Distal skin temperature in °C in the face measured with a high-definition infrared camera (FLIR-Systems, type SC660) right before (t1) and 10 minutes following the footbath (t3). right before the footbath (t1) and 10 minutes following the footbath (t3)
Secondary Change in Distal Skin Temperature Measure (face) from t1 to t2 Distal skin temperature in °C in the face measured with a high-definition infrared camera (FLIR-Systems, type SC660) right before (t1) and right after the footbath (t2). right before the footbath (t1) and right after the footbath (t2, 5-20 minutes after t1 depending on the actual footbath length)
Secondary Change in Distal Skin Temperature Measure (hands) from t1 to t3 Distal skin temperature in °C at both hands measured with a high-definition infrared camera (FLIR-Systems, type SC660) right before (t1) and 10 minutes following the footbath (t3). right before the footbath (t1) and 10 minutes following the footbath (t3)
Secondary Change in Distal Skin Temperature Measure (hands) from t1 to t2 Distal skin temperature in °C at both hands measured with a high-definition infrared camera (FLIR-Systems, type SC660) right before (t1) and right after the footbath (t2). right before the footbath (t1) and right after the footbath (t2, 5-20 minutes after t1 depending on the actual footbath length)
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