National Hospital of Traditional Medicine
Hanoi, Vietnam
NCT Number: NCT03845959
Cervical scapulohumeral syndrome, which is also called scapulohumeral syndrome or cervical radiculopathy is a group of syndromes related to cervical spine disorders with disfunctional nerves and without inflamation. The physical syndromes vary from neck pain, Sensory Processing Disorder/Movenment Disorder of areas dominated by injured nerves.
The hard capsule TD0019 is a product based on the traditional prescription named "Độc hoạt tang ký sinh thang" combined with Nattokinase and the extraction of Salix alba Cortex
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All sexes
Interventional
Phase 2
Hanoi, Vietnam
Cervical scapulohumeral syndrome, which is also called scapulohumeral syndrome or cervical radiculopathy is a group of syndromes related to cervical spine disorders with disfunctional nerves and without inflamation. The physical syndromes vary from neck pain, hands, accompanied by a Sensory Processing Disorder/Movenment Disorder of areas dominated by injured nerves. The most common reason is Cervical spondylosis The hard capsule TD0019 is a product based on the traditional prescription named "Độc hoạt tang ký sinh thang" combined with Nattokinase and the extraction of Salix alba Cortex.
The trial lasts for 24 months with 4 subject visits (from T0 to T3) and is conducted in National Hospital of Traditional Medicine (Hanoi, Vietnam).
Screening procedure occurs at T0 visit, followed by T1 (15+-3 days) and T2 (30+-3 days).
There are 2 levels of dosages: basic dose (arm 1) and 1.5x (arm 2) of basic dose.
There is also another arm using placebo, thus the trial have 3 arms in total.
Healthy volunteers accepted: Yes
Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.
Inclusion criteria
Subject must meet all below criteria to be enrolled:
Exclusion criteria
Subjects will be excluded in the trial if any of the below are met:
TD0019 are green, hard capsule with size 0, containing yellow herbal powder with special smell of herbal.
Other names: Vien Vai Gay Thai Duong
Placebo
Time frame: day 15th, day 30th, 1 month after end of study.
VAS scale: 0 = no pain | 0-->2: mild | 2-->4: moderate | 4--> 6: severe | 6->8: extreme | 8-->10: untolerable
Time frame: day 15th, day 30th, 1 month after end of study.
Analog and traditional devices to measure range of motion in the joints of the body include the goniometer and inclinometer which use a stationary arm, protractor, fulcrum, and movement arm to measure angle from axis of the joint.
Time frame: day 15th, day 30th, 1 month after end of study.
The presence of numbness or weakness of the buttock and leg
Time frame: day 15th, day 30th, 1 month after end of study.
Neck Disability Index at day 15th, day 30th, 1 month after end of study.
Time frame: 1 month
CTCAE 4.0
Sao Thai Duong Joint Stock Company
Industry
NGHIÊN CỨU NGẪU NHIÊN, MÙ ĐÔI, CÓ ĐỐI CHỨNG TRONG ĐIỀU TRỊ HỘI CHỨNG CỔ VAI CÁNH TAY CỦA VIÊN NANG CỨNG TD 0019 (A Randomized, Double Blind, Placebo Controlled, Parallel Group, Phase 3 Trial to Evaluate the Satety and Efficacy of Therapy With Hard Capsule TD0019 in Cervical Scapulohumeral Syndrome)
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