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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Expert Rev Neurother. 2017 Jan 29;17(6):593–609. doi: 10.1080/14737175.2017.1283217

Table 2.

Recent clinical trials with ketamine in treatment-resistant depression (2014 and later).

Phase Sponsor Identifier Primary outcome Time frame N a Results or status
III VA Office of R&D (USA) NCT02556606 Time to relapse 4 W 72 March 2020b
II/III University of Ottawa (Canada) NCT01945047 Safety & HDRSi 2 W 63 December 2015b
II Janssen R&D (USA) Singh et al, 2016 [38] MADRSj 15 D 68 KET = −17.7d, c, PL = −3.1
Massachusetts General Hospital (USA) NCT01920555 HDRSi 24 H 100 January 2016b
Veteran’s Affairs Office R&D (USA) NCT02360280 MADRSj 13 D 56 January 2018b
Paul J. Lamothee (Mexico) NCT01868802 HDRSi 1–7 D 60 May 2016b
Magdeburg Universityg (Germany) EU 2010–023414-31 HDRSi 24 H 40 NC
University of Minnesotaf (USA) NCT02078817 CGI 1 W 20 April 2016b
Mayo Clinic (USA) NCT02094898 MADRSj 8Wh 30 June 2016b
a

Enrolment (final or estimated).

b

Primary completion date (past or estimated).

c

Intravenous ketamine at 0.5 mg/kg, thrice-weekly.

d

Statistically significant.

e

American British Cowdray Medical Center.

f

Clinical and Translational Science Institute.

g

Department of Psychiatry, School of Medicine.

h

Maintenance treatment (4 weeks) + follow up after treatment ends for four weeks.

i

Hamilton Depression Rating Scale.

j

Montgomery–Asberg Depression Rating Scale.

CGI: Clinical Global Impression; D: days; EU: EudraCT number; H: hours; KET: ketamine; NC: not communicated; PL: placebo; R&D: research development; W: weeks.