Clinical study of veralipride in menopausal sudden flushes (author's transl)
A double-blind clinical study was conducted to compare the therapeutic activity of veralipride and placebo in menopausal sudden flushes. Comparison of final numerical rate showed a statistical significant superiority for veralipride. Tolerance was excellent and no significant difference was observed...
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Published in | La semaine des hopitaux : organe fonde par l'Association d'enseignement medical des hopitaux de Paris Vol. 56; no. 37-38; p. 1465 |
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Format | Journal Article |
Language | French |
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France
15.10.1980
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Summary: | A double-blind clinical study was conducted to compare the therapeutic activity of veralipride and placebo in menopausal sudden flushes. Comparison of final numerical rate showed a statistical significant superiority for veralipride. Tolerance was excellent and no significant difference was observed between clinical side effects, or biological parameters studied (blood counts and differential, and blood bilirubin, transaminases, glucose, cholesterol, or creatinine levels) in the two groups. |
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