A Multi-clinical double blind study was conducted to examine therapeutic effects, safety and utility upper respiratory infection.
Patients were assigned at random into two groups, one with NAPROXEN 600mg/day and another with ASPIRIN 1, 500mg/day. The both groups were treated for 4 days.
Clinical observations and evaluations obtained from 224 patients in total, 112 with NAPROXEN and 112 with ASPIRIN, were statistically analyzed. The results were as follows:
1) No significant difference was observed between the two groups in
Final Global Improvement Rating.
2) Comparison was carried out on the improvent in 3 symptom groups, systemic and respiratory, local inflammatory and pains, which were consisted of 18 individual signs.
Among them, the following symptoms were improved significantly with NAPROXEN group better than ASPIRIN group:
3rd day: rhinorrhea, redness of pharynx and tonsil
Final (5th day): local inflammatory symptoms, rhinorrhea, redness of pharynx
3) Side effects were observed in 3 cases (2.7%) in NAPROXEN group and 19 (17.0%) in ASPIRIN group and a difference in incidence between the two groups was statistically significant.
Concerning
Overall Safety Rating, NAPROXEN was also superior to ASPIRIN significantly.
4) No significant difference was observed in
Global Utility Rating (GUR). In stratified analysis in terms of sex, age and disease day, GUR of NAPROXEN was superior to that of ASPIRIN in female, thirties in age, and 2-day groups.
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