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RCT · 1993 · n=148
Strongcounts toward this tierA quantitatively controlled method to study prospectively interstitial cystitis and demonstrate the efficacy of pentosanpolysulfate
Parsons CL, Benson G, Childs SJ, Hanno P, Sant GR, Webster G · The Journal of Urology
Strongcounts toward this tier
The registration trial behind the 1996 US approval: 32% of PPS patients showed significant global improvement versus 16% on placebo, with significant reductions in pain and urgency and more patients gaining over 20 ml in voided volume. Adverse effects were minor and no more frequent than on placebo.
- Population
- 148 patients with interstitial cystitis across 7 US clinical centres
- Intervention
- Oral pentosan polysulfate 100 mg three times daily
- Comparator
- Placebo
- Limitations
- Patient-reported global assessment as the primary measure; the 300 mg/day dose became the label dose largely on this trial; bladder endpoints throughout.
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- Pentosan polysulfate (PPS)PROM.
Peptides → Clinically studied