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China Pharmacist ; (12): 964-966,967, 2015.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-671136

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Objective:To confirm the efficacy and safety of Tiankui antihypertension tablets combined with chemical drugs in the treatment of patients with hypertension whose blood pressure can 't reach the standard after the treatment only with chemical drugs. Methods:Randomized, double-blind, placebo control and multicenter clinical trials were performed on 240 subjects (160 in the ex-periment group and 80 in the control group) in 6 clinical trial centers. Tiankui antihypertension tablets and the placebo were respec-tively given with 4 tablets per time and 3 times a day. The efficacy and safety were observed. Results:For the blood pressure control, the significant efficiency of the experimental group was 63. 23%, while that of the control group was 31. 65%. The significant efficien-cy and effective rate of the traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) syndrome of the experimental group was 48. 39% and 20. 25%, re-spectively, while that of the control group was 20. 25% and 36. 71%, respectively. All of the studied clinical indicators showed signifi-cant differences between the two groups (P<0. 05). No severe adverse reaction was shown in the two groups. Conclusion:Tiankui an-tihypertension tablets combined with chemical drugs exhibits better curative effect and safety in the treatment of hypertension patients whose blood pressure can’ t reach the standard after the treatment only with chemical drugs.

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Av. cardiol ; 29(1): 76-81, mar. 2009. graf, tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-607919

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Los estudios controlados con placebo son el método ideal para evaluar la eficacia del tratamiento médico. Debido al gran número de tratamientos de comprobada eficacia en ciertas aplicaciones, los estudios controlados con placebo son a menudo poco éticos. Los estudios de no-inferioridad y de equivalencia son apropiados para evaluar la eficacia de un tratamiento experimental versus un control activo cuando se plantea la hipótesis que el tratamiento experimental puede no ser superior a un tratamiento de comprobada eficacia, pero es clínica y estadísticamente no inferior. El diseño y el reporte de estos estudios deben de seguir las recomendaciones del grupo CONSORT. Para tal fin, es indispensable seleccionar un óptimo control activo. La eficacia del control activo debería ser documentada a través de buenos estudios históricos controlados con placebo; a partir de estos datos es indispensable determinar el margen de no-inferioridad. Los resultados del nuevo tratamiento deben ser comparados con el control activo por análisis múltiples, incluyendo el placebo putativo. El término de no-inferioridad es usado cuando se refiere a un estudio de una sola cola (diferencia en respuesta menor que delta); equivalencia cuando se refiere a estudio de dos colas (diferencia en respuesta entre -Δ y +Δ). Para documentar los planteamientos teóricos se recurre a datos de estudios publicados recientemente, relacionados con moléculas eficaces en el control de la presión arterial y en la reducción de los índices de mortalidad en enfermedades cardiovasculares.


Placebo-controlled trials are the ideal for evaluating medical treatment efficacy. Given the large number of proven effective treatment in several areas, placebo-controlled trials are often unethical. The non-inferiority and equivalence trials are appropriate for evaluation of the efficacy of an experimental treatment versus an active control when it is hypothesized that the experimental treatment may not be superior to a proven effective treatment, but is clinically and statistically not inferior in effectiveness. The design and reporting of these studies must follow the CONSORT statements. An active control must be selected. Good historical placebo-controlled trials documenting the efficacy of the active control must exist. From these historical trials, a margin of non-inferiority must be determined. The results of the new treatment must be compared with active control through multiple analysis, including a putative placebo comparison. The term non-inferority is used when referring to a 1-sided trial (difference in response lower than Δ); equivalence, when referring to 2-sided trials (difference in response between-Δ and +Δ). In order to give practical data, results of published trials related to active molecules effective in the control of blood pressure and in reducing mortality in cardiovascular diseases are used.


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Humans , Clinical Trials, Phase I as Topic/statistics & numerical data , Clinical Trials, Phase I as Topic/methods , Placebos/administration & dosage , Placebos/analysis , Placebos/pharmacology , Therapeutic Equivalency , Venezuela
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