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Neurologic Signatures of Chronic Pain

NCT02747940Phase 4

Key facts

Status
Completed
Start
Dec 2015
Primary completion
Dec 2019
Countries
1
Sponsor
Taipei Veterans General Hospital
Modality
Small Molecules
Conditions
chronic migrainefibromyalgia (FM)
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Overview

Phase 4, open-label trial of flunarizine and pregabalin in chronic migraine and fibromyalgia (FM) (3 arms), sponsored by Taipei Veterans General Hospital. Primary endpoints: Clinical improvement after treatment: headache/pain intensity at 4 months, Clinical improvement after treatment: headache/pain frequency at 4 months and 1 more. Started Dec 2015; status: completed.

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Design

3 arms
Study design
Non-randomizedOpen-label
  • Chronic Migraine

    Patients treated with flunarizine.

  • Fibromyalgia

    Patients treated with pregabalin.

  • Chronic Migraine + Fibromyalgia

    Patients treated with flunarizine and pregabalin.

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Who it enrols

Patients with chronic migraine (ICHD-III) or fibromyalgia (ACR 2010), and healthy controls. Excludes patients with major systemic illness, neurological disorders affecting sensation, substance abuse, heavy smoking, pregnancy, or MRI contraindications.

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Endpoints

Primary

  • Clinical improvement after treatment: headache/pain intensity

  • Clinical improvement after treatment: headache/pain frequency

  • Clinical improvement after treatment: headache/pain duration

Secondary

  • EEG change after treatment

  • Sensory and pain threshold change after treatment

  • Autonomic function change after treatment

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