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NCT04409600Phase 2
Key facts
Phase 2, randomised trial of neuronox in Chronic Exertional Compartment Syndrome (CECS) (4 arms), sponsored by Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Primary endpoints: University of Wisconsin Running Injury and Recovery Index at 24 months, Single Assessment Numerical Evaluation at 24 months and 6 more. Started Nov 2020; status: completed.
Home Based Gait Retraining + Saline Injection
1 clinic session for home-based gait retraining program + saline injection.
Home Based Gait Retraining + Botulinum Toxin Injection
1 clinic session for home-based gait retraining program + botulinum toxin injection.
Supervised Gait Retraining + Saline Injection
8 clinic sessions over 6 weeks for supervised gait retraining + saline injection.
Supervised Gait Retraining + Botulinum Toxin Injection
8 clinic sessions over 6 weeks for supervised gait retraining + botulinum toxin injection.
Active duty service members fluent in English with a clinical diagnosis of CECS of the anterior or lateral compartment, unable to run 2 miles without pain, and no prior botulinum injection or compartment release in the affected leg.
University of Wisconsin Running Injury and Recovery Index
Single Assessment Numerical Evaluation
Global Rate of Change
Duty Status
Patient Specific Functional Scale
Ability to Perform Service Specific Job Tasks
Pain Running 2 Miles
Patient Satisfaction of Treatment
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