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. 2009 Aug 11;339:b3172. doi: 10.1136/bmj.b3172

Table 5.

 Ongoing trials of neuraminidase inhibitors for influenza in children

Identifier Methods Participants Interventions Outcomes Details
NCT00412737 Seasonal prophylaxis for 12 weeks Transplant recipients. Age >1. Negative for influenza. Confirmed influenza Oseltamivir v placebo Primary: percentage of patients with laboratory confirmed clinical influenza CD: Nov 2008. Hoffmann-La Roche
NCT00593502 Prevention of otitis media in young otherwise healthy children with symptomatic influenza Age 1. Healthy children. Confirmed influenza .Within 24 hours of symptoms Oseltamivir v placebo Primary: incidence of otitis media. Secondary: time to resolution of fever and other symptoms CD: June 2009. Hospital District of Southwestern Finland. Hoffmann-La Roche
NCT00555893 Treatment <48 h v >48 h after symptoms Age >1. Clinical influenza Oseltamivir v placebo Primary: duration of influenza illness. Secondary: secondary attack rate, secondary complications ECD: Feb 2011. Marshfield Clinic Research Foundation
NCT00707941 Treatment <48 h v >48 h after symptoms, and placebo Age >1. Population: Bangladesh, urban slum. Confirmed influenza Oseltamivir v placebo Primary: duration of clinical illness, clinical complications ECD: Dec 2009. International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh
NCT00545532 Standard v high dose oseltamivir in transplant recipients Age >1. Transplant recipients on immunosuppression. Confirmed influenza. Treatment <48h Oseltamivir standard v high dose. Primary: time to alleviation of all clinical symptoms. Secondary: secondary illness/complications ECD: Oct 2010. Hoffmann-La Roche
NCT00867139 Triple combined antivirals v monotherapy for influenza A in immunocompromised participants Age ≥7. Immunocompromised. Confirmed influenza Amantadine + ribavirin + oseltamivir v zanamivir or oseltamivir Primary: safety. Secondary: duration of symptoms ECD: Dec 2010. Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
NCT00298233 Standard v high dose oseltamivir in severe or avian influenza Age >1 (some centres). Severe symptoms or avian influenza. Confirmed influenza Oseltamivir; standard v high dose Primary: negative RT-PCR from nasal swabs. Secondary: includes frequency of clinical failure CD: Feb 2009. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

CD=completion date; ECD=estimated completion date.