Multiple Sclerosis Clinical Trial
Official title:
Use on Human Being of a Mix Between Very Well Known Drugs, Tested Upon Registered Trial n° NCT02606929, to Consider Effectiveness of Improvement After 45 Days
The purpose of this interventional study was to evaluate the use on human being of a mix between very well known drugs, tested upon registered trial n° NCT02606929, to consider effectiveness of improvement after 45 days in MS conditions on a larger group of patients based on different study cohorts.
The purpose of this interventional study was to evaluate the use on human being of a mix
between very well known drugs, tested upon registered trial n° NCT02606929, to consider
effectiveness of improvement after 45 days in MS conditions on a larger group of patients
based on different study cohorts.
The method of analysis chosen was for all cohorts (3) the analysis of movement through the
analysis of the mobility with the Barthel Index (disability evaluation) before and after
treatment, the analysis of muscle imbalance Kendall before and after treatment and the final
EDSS score. The cohorts had defined as group 1: cohort with new compound drug, group 2:
cohort with new compound drug and fingolimod, group 3: cohort with new compound drug and
copaxone. The treatment had a total duration of 45 days with three active principles
subministration for 2 times a day in all groups, fingolimod in group 2 for one capsule
daily, copaxone in group 3 for one injection daily; controlled nutrition, physiotherapy and
gymnastics in all groups.
All the above mentioned groups showed significant improvement, also if the group 1 has
better enhancement than other groups.
Considering the above, therefore, seems promising, also because of the low toxicity of the
active, non immunosuppressant action and indeed exciting and synergistic action between them
in the interests of recovery of homeostasis of the organism, the conduct of a suitable
interventional trial aimed at demonstrating the ability anti inflammatory and potentially
reconstruction of damaged tissues, specially in patients that show no response to commonly
used treatments
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Allocation: Non-Randomized, Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study, Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment, Masking: Open Label, Primary Purpose: Treatment
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