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Clinical Trial Summary

The study will investigate the effects and the safety of a single-dose of ABX-1431 HCl on tics and other symptoms of Tourette Syndrome.

During part 1 (periods 1 and 2) each patient will receive study drug once and placebo once.

Patients who complete part 1 with adequate clinical safety will be offered the option to participate in part 2 (periods 3 and 4) and again willl receive study drug once and placebo once where, in contrast to part 1, administration will take place with a standard high fat meal.


Clinical Trial Description

This is a single dose, double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled, cross-over study. This study will assess the single dose effects of ABX-1431 HCl on tics and other symptoms of Tourette Syndrome.

All patients will undergo a screening visit for enrollment criteria. Eligible patients will be treated with a single dose of ABX-1431 HCl or placebo followed by efficacy, safety and pharmacokinetics assessments. After a washout period of 1-3 weeks, patients will undergo identical procedures with the other treatment.

Only patients who complete the first part of the study with adequate clinical safety will be offered the option to participate in an additional two period crossover, where ABX-1431 HCl or placebo is taken with a standard high fat meal. Again, efficacy, safety and pharmacokinetics assessments will be done. After a washout period of 1-3 weeks, patients will undergo identical procedures with the other treatment.

This study will enroll 20 patients with a diagnosis of Tourette Syndrome OR chronic motor tic disorder. ;


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NCT number NCT03058562
Study type Interventional
Source Abide Therapeutics
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Status Completed
Phase Phase 1
Start date February 1, 2017
Completion date October 4, 2017

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