Table 1.
Study | Subjects | Study design | Measure | Role in this study |
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Datasets analyzed | ||||
ALO-01-07-106 | 27 opioid-experienced, non-dependent men | Crossover study: MS 30 mg IV; MS 30 mg + NTX 1.2 mg IV; placebo IV | VAS Drug High score 0–100 mm | Drug high dataset analyzed to determine CID Dataset used in distribution-based method |
ALO-01-07-205 | 32 opioid-experienced, non-dependent adults | Crossover study: IRMS 120 mg PO; crushed ALO-01 PO; intact ALO-01 PO; placebo PO | VAS Drug High score 0–100 mm | Drug high dataset analyzed to determine CID Dataset used in distribution- based method |
Comer et al. [10] | 12 heroin-dependent men | Single dose of sustained-release depot NTX 192 mg or 384 mg followed by heroin 0, 6.25, 12.5, 18.75, and 25 mg IV once per week for 6 weeks | VAS Drug High score 0–100 mm with 25 mg heroin | Determination of CIDDose and CIDWeek1–4 Dataset used in anchor-based approach |
Studies used to provide anchors for determining CID | ||||
Comer et al. [11] | 60 heroin-dependent adults | Sustained-release depot NTX 192 mg or 384 mg at Week 1 and Week 5 | Retention rates | Evaluation of retention rate as anchor for Comer et al. [10] drug high CIDDose |
Sullivan et al. [12] | 5 heroin-dependent adults | Sustained-release depot NTX 384 mg at Week 1 plus doses of 0, 6.25, 12.5, 18.75, and 25 mg heroin IV for 6 weeks; each week, subjects received 1 of 4 heroin doses or placebo on any given day | Heroin self- administration (mean heroin break point) | Evaluation of heroin self- administration rates at Week 4 versus Week 1 as anchor for Comer et al. [10] drug high CIDWeek1–4 |
CID clinically important difference, NTX naltrexone, VAS visual analog scale, MS morphine sulphate, IV intravenous, PO by mouth, IRMS immediate-release morphine sulphate