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抗疟疾药国外临床实验方案
CLINICALTRIALPROTOCOL
EfficacyandtoleranceofCOTRIFAZID(rifampicin,co-trimoxazole,isoniazid)againstresistantmalariainsemi-immunesubjects :
amulticentric,open,block-randomised,comparativetrial
PapuaNewGuineaInstituteofMedicalResearch,Maprik,PapuaNewGuinea
SwissTropicalInstitute,Basle,Switzerland
24April1999
Dateofprotocol:
April24,1999
Protocoltitle:
EfficacyandtoleranceofCOTRIFAZID(rifampicin,co-trimoxazole,isoniazid)againstresistantmalariainsemi-immunesubjects :
amulticentric,open,block-randomised,comparativetrial
Version:
fourthdraft
Numberofcentres:
2
INVESTIGATORS
PrincipalInvestigator:
BlaiseGentonMDPhDMScDTM&H
Clinicalepidemiologist,DepartmentofMedicalParasitologyandInfectionBiology
SwissTropicalInstitute
Socinstrasse57
Postfach
4002BaselSwitzerland
Telephonenumber:
+41612848130
Faxnumber:
+41612718654
Email :
Blaise.genton@chuv.hospvd.ch
Co-principalinvestigator :
InoniBetuelaMD
PapuaNewGuineaInstituteofMedicalResearch
PoBox400
MaprikPapuaNewGuinea
Telephonenumber:
+6758581414
Faxnumber:
+6758581257
Email :
imrmap@.pg
PROTOCOLTITLEEfficacyandtoleranceofCOTRIFAZID(rifampicin,co-trimoxazole,isoniazid)againstresistantmalariainsemi-immunesubjects :
amulticentric,open,block-randomised,comparativetrial
PROJECTPHASEIII
SPONSORFatolArzneimittelGmbH
INDICATIONUNDERSTUDYResistantmalaria
OBJECTIVES1)TocomparetheefficacyofCotrifazidversusLariam(mefloquine)orstandardtreatmentinsemi-immunesubjectswithresistantmalaria
2)TocomparethetoleranceofCotrifazidversusLariamorstandardtreatmentinsemi-immunesubjectswithresistantmalaria
EXPERIMENTALDESIGN
OFTHETRIALOpen,block-randomised,comparative
PLANNEDSAMPLESIZE330(110Cotrifazid,110Lariam,110 standard
treatment)
NUMBEROFCENTRES2
SUBJECTSELECTIONCRITERIASubjectswithresistantmalaria(anyspecies)withaweight>5kg
SUBJECTEXCLUSIONCRITERIAPregnantwomen,infantslessthan6monthsofage,severemalaria
TREATMENTCotrifazid(rifampicin,co-trimoxazole,isoniazid)
DOSAGESubjects >40kg :
2x2tabletsperdayfor7days
Subjects<40kgand>20kg :
2x1tablet perdayfor7d
Subjects<20kg :
2x½tablet perdayfor7d
SCHEDULEEvery12hours
ROUTEOFADMINISTRATIONOral
COMPARATORILariam(mefloquine)
DOSAGESubjects>60kg :
6tabs(3,2,1)
Subjects>40kg and<60kg :
5tabs(2,2,1)
Subjects<40kgand>30kg :
3½tabs(1½,1,1)
Subjects<30and>20kg :
3tabs(1,1,1)
Subjects<20kgand>10kg :
1½tabs(½,½,½)
Subjects<10kg :
¾tablet(¼,¼,¼)
SCHEDULEHour0,8,24
ROUTEOFADMINISTRATIONOral
COMPARATORIIStandardtreatment(presentlyquinine+Fansidar)
DOSAGEQuinine
Subjects>60kg :
3x600mg/dayfor5daysSubjects<60kg :
3x10mg/kg/dayfor5days
+
Fansidarasasingledose
Subjects>40kg :
3tablets
Subjects<40kgand>30kg :
2tablets
Subjects<30and>20kg1½tablet
Subjects<20kgand>10kg1tablet
Subjects<10kg½tablet
SCHEDULEEvery8hoursforquinine,hour0forFansidar
ROUTEOFADMINISTRATIONOralforquinineandFansidar,orI.M.forquinine
ParametersOFEFFICACY1.Feverclearancetime
2.Parasiteclearancetime
3.Rateofearlyandlatetreatmentfailure(ETF,LTF)
4.Occurrenceofcomplications
PARAMETERSOFTOLERANCE:
1.ReportedAdverseEvents(AEs)
2.Clinicalandlaboratoryvalues
SecondaryParametersofEfficaCY1.Symptomclearancetime
2.Haemoglobinconcentration
PROCEDURES
Allsubjectswhoarediagnosedwithmalaria(historyoffeverandnoothermajorsymptom,OptiMALtestpositive)andhavebeenalreadytreatedformalariainthelast28dayscanbeincludediftheygivetheirinformedconsentandiftheclinicianinchargewouldhavegiventhestandardtreatmentforresistantmalariaintheabsenceofthestudy.Apatientshouldnotbeincludediftheclinicianpreferstousequinineforwhateverreason,ifthepatienthasoneofthesymptomsorsignsofcomplicatedorseveremalaria(i.e.historyofrecentconvulsion,anyneurologicalsignorimpairmentofconsciousness,temperature>40C0,heavyvomiting,haemoglobinuria,respiratorydistress,bleeding,circulatorycollapse,shock,jaundice,haemoglobin<5g/dl),islessthan6monthsofageorispregnant.ThepatientswillberandomisedonthespottohaveeitherCotrifazid,Lariamorstandardtreatment(atpresentquinine+Fansidar).ThetreatmentdosageandscheduleforCotrifazidwillbethefollowing :
subjects >40kg :
2x2tablets,subjects<40kgand>20kg :
2x1tablet,subjects<20kg :
2x½tablet,ever12hoursfor7days.ThetreatmentdosageandscheduleforLariamwillbethefollowing :
subjects>60kg :
6tabs(3athour0,2athour8,1athour24),subjects>40kg and<60kg :
5tabs(2,2,1),subjects<40kgand>30kg :
3½tabs(1½,1,1),subjects<30and>20kg :
3tabs(1,1,1),subjects<20kgand>10kg :
1½tabs(½,½,½),subjects<10kg :
¾tablet(¼,¼,¼).Follow-upassessmentswillbedoneathours24,48and72(clinical,parasitological,pharmacological)anddays7(clinical,parasitological,biochemicalandpharmacological)and14(clinical,parasitological,haematological,pharmacological),ormoreintensivelyincaseofpersistingsymptomsorpathologicalsigns.Treatmentwillbechangedtothestandardtreatment(atpresentquinine+Fansidar)ifnecessary(problemsoftolerance,aggravationofclinicalstatus,increaseinparasitaemiaetcwithCotrifazidorLariam).
STATISTICALANALYSIS
EFFICACY :
1.ComparisonofthefeverclearancetimeintheCotrifazidandcomparatorgroups
2.ComparisonoftheparasiteclearancetimeintheCotrifazidandcomparatorgroups
3.ComparisonoftherateofETFandLTFintheCotrifazidandcomparatorgroups
4.ComparisonoftherateofcomplicationsintheCotrifazidandcomparatorgroups
5.ComparisonofthehaematologicalconcentrationintheCotrifazidandcomparatorgroups
TOLERANCE:
1.ComparisonoftherateofadverseeventsintheCotrifazidandcomparatorgroups
2.ComparisonofthetypeofadverseeventsintheCotrifazidandcomparatorgroups
3.ComparisonoftherateofpatientsrequiringanadditionaldrugbecauseoftoleranceproblemsintheCotrifazidandcomparatorgroups(e.g.antivomiting)
4.ComparisonofthebiochemicalandhaematologicalresultsintheCotrifazidandcomparatorgroups
TABLEOFCONTENTSPage
1JUSTIFICATIONANDOBJECTIVES
1.1BackgroundandRationale.8
1.2ObjectivesoftheTrial.10
2GENERALDESIGN
2.1OverallDesign.10
2.2NumberofCentres.11
3SUBJECTSELECTIONFORSTUDYENTRY
3.1PopulationBase.11
3.2InclusionCriteria.11
3.3ExclusionCriteria.11
3.4SubjectScreening.11
4DESCRIPTIONOFTRIALDRUG
4.1NamesandFormulations.12
4.2Packaging,StorageandBlinding.12
5STUDYPROCEDURES
5.1Drug12
5.1.1DrugAdministration12
5.1.1.1DosageRegimen&Rationale12
forSelection.
5.1.1.2RouteofAdministration.13
5.1.1.3Duration.13
5.1.1.4Dispensing&AccountabilityofTrial13
DrugSupplies.
5.1.2AssignmenttoDrugorComparatorGroups.13
5.1.3ConcomitantMedication.13
5.2AssessmentofSafety.13
5.2.1SafetyParameters(incl.LaboratoryEvaluations).13
5.2.2AdverseEvents.14
5.2.3ImmediatelyReportableAdverseEvents.16
5.2.4DrugadministrationandFollow-upofAdverseEvents.17
5.3AssessmentofEfficacy17
5.3.1PrimaryEfficacyParameters17
5.3.2SecondaryEfficacyParameters17
5.4Assessmentofpharmacology17
6WITHDRAWAL
6.1ConditionsforWithdrawal.17
6.2ReplacementPolicy.18
7ETHICS
7.1DeclarationofHelsinkiandGoodClinicalPractice.18
7.2InformedConsent.18
7.3EthicsCommitteeApproval.18
7.4ConfidentialityandDataProtection.18
8ADMINISTRATIVEPRACTICALITIES
8.1DrugSupply19
8.2Monitoring.19
8.3Sponsor’sResponsibilities.19
8.4Investigator'sResponsibilities.20
8.5Publications.21
9SUBJECTANALYSISPOPULATIONS21
10STATISTICALSTATEMENT
10.1StatisticalHypothesis.21
10.2StudyDesign.21
10.3SampleSizeCalculation.21
10.4StrategyforStatisticalAnalysis.21
10.4.1EfficacyParameters21
10.4.1.1.PrimaryEfficacyParameters22
10.4.1.2.SecondaryEfficacyParameters22
10.4.2PrimarySafetyParameters22
10.5DataManagementandAnalysis.22
11REFERENCES22
12SIGNATUREPAGE24
1JUSTIFICATIONANDOBJECTIVES
1.1BackgroundandRationale
Malariaremainsaserioushealthprobleminmostdevelopingcountries,withapprox.2.5milliondeathsperyear.OneofthecontributortomortalityisthespreadingofmalariaresistancefirstinSoutheastAsiaandtheninAfricaandtheSouthPacific.InPapuaNewGuinea(PNG),chloroquine-resistantfalciparummalariawasfirstdocumentedin1976(YungandBennett,1976;Grimmondetal.,1976).Sincethen,studiesdoneindifferentprovincesatdifferenttimesshowedtheproblemtobewidespreadandtoincreasegraduallywitharecentshiftfromRItoRIIandRIIItypes(Dulayetal.,1987;Schuurkamp,1992;Trenholmeetal.,1993;Al-Yamanetal.,1996).IntheWosera,Gentonetal.(unpublisheddata,1998)showedthat16to26%ofthepatientswhoweretreatedwiththestandardregimenforuncomplicatedmalaria(amodiaquineorchloroquine)hadarecrudescenceofsymptomswithparasitaemia.
Sulfadoxine/pyri