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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Apr 6.
Published in final edited form as: Headache. 2016 Feb 3;56(2):331–340. doi: 10.1111/head.12767

Table 3.

Percentage of Patients (95% CI) With 2-Hour Freedom From Migraine Associated Symptoms in the Ketorolac vs Sumatripan vs Placebo Nasal Spray Migraine Study

Placebo % (95% CI) Ketorolac NS % (95% CI) P-Value* vs Placebo Sumatriptan NS % (95% CI) P-Value vs Placebo P-Value vs Ketorolac
No phonophobia, 2 hrs 56.0 (46.1–65.9) 75.0 (66.5–83.4) .007 66.0 (56.5–75.4) .091 .278
No photophobia, 2 hrs 46.0 (36.1–55.9) 65.4 (56.1–74.7) .016 64.0 (54.4–73.6) .011 .848
No nausea, 2 hrs 66.0 (56.5–75.4) 82.7 (75.3–90.0) .036 74.0 (65.2–82.7) .317 .267
No allodynia, 2 hrs 69.0 (57.6–83.5) 70.5 (57.6–83.5) .477 75.5 (63.0–87.9) .373 .538
*

P-values computed using a mixed longitudinal model; hrs =hours.