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Course Description


Clinical Development of TLI-0386 for Treating Diabetic Neuropathy Pain
focuses on a topical cream containing certain novel derivatives of capsaicin for the management of pain associated with diabetic neuropathy.

 

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Course No.

TLI-0386-001

Course Title

Clinical Development of TLI-0386 for Treating Diabetic Neuropathy Pain

Format

SC, PR, DB, RD, WP

Format

TRINITY LABORATORIES INC.
San Antonio, TX

Duration

3 months

 

 

Credit Codes:

 

AC

Active

CO

Cross-Over

CT

Controlled

DB

Double-Blind

DV

Device

IM

Intramuscular

IN

Interventional

IV

Intravenous

MC

Multi-Centre

MG

Multi-Group

NA

Non-Active

NR

Non-Randomized

OL

Open-Label

OR

Oral

PB

Placebo

PD

Pharmacokinetics/Dynamics

PK

Pharmacokinetics

PL

Parallel

PR

Prospective

RD

Randomized

RN

No Patient Reimbursement

Rx

Pharmaceutical

RY

Patient Reimbursement

SB

Single-Blind

SC

Single-Centre

SE

Safety/Efficacy

SG

Single Group

ST

Safety

TP

Topical

TX

Treatment

UC

Uncontrolled

WP

Within-Patient

 

 

Begin Date

Recruiting Status

 

 

 

10/2006

Open

 


Diabetic peripheral neuropathy is one of the most frequent complications of diabetes and, in the U.S. alone, affects an estimated 50% of the 18.3 million individuals who have lived with diabetes for ten or more years. 

Diabetic neuropathy (DN) is the most common and troublesome complication of diabetes mellitus, leading to greater morbidity and mortality than all other diabetic complications combined. Control of pain constitutes one of the most difficult management issues in DN. 

Capsaicin is a potent agent for the treatment of various human pain symptoms, including those of DN. The most frequently encountered adverse effect with capsaicin is burning pain at the site of the application. This can make it impossible to blind trials leading to dropout rates ranging from 33-67%. 

Trinity Labs (TLI), the Sponsor of this study, has filed a patent for the novel derivatives of capsaicin for pain management. Furthermore, TLI has produced 0.5% and 1% cream compositions which have shown remarkable effects in treating pain associated with DN without the burning side effects. Based on the preliminary results, TLI has chosen the formulation TLI-0386 for clinical trial in humans with pain associated with DN. 

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