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. 2018 Feb 24;7(1):1–16. doi: 10.3233/JHD-170267

Table 1.

Progression rates in terms of TFC decline in randomized and observational studies. Shown are mean values of annual TFC change estimated for each study listed; negative values indicate worsening on this scale. For Pride-HD, exact baseline data were not available; however, the study population was similar to, e.g., the HART study population, i.e. ambulatory patients, a large proportion in TFC stage I or II. The delay of TFC decline observed in pridopidine treated subjects was particularly evident in the early-stage population. CoQ: Coenzyme Q. HSG: Huntington study Group

Study Baseline TFC Treatment Annual TFC progression Follow-up time
HSG [121] 7.5 Observational –0.72 18 (median)
HSG [121] Stage 2 (tfc 7–10) Observational –0.84 18 mo
REGISTRY [122] 8 (M), 7.4 (F) Observational –0.74(M), 0.94 (F) 21 mo
CARE-HD [123] 10.3 Placebo –1.096 30 mo
CARE-HD [123] 10.1 CoQ –0.96 30 mo
CARE-HD [123] 10.0 Remacemide –1.08 30 mo
2CARE [124] 11.0 Placebo –0.952 60 mo
2CARE [124] 10.8 CoQ –0.906 60 mo
CREST-E [125] 10.2 Placebo –0.7 18–48 mo
CREST-E [125] 10.2 Creatine –0.82 18–48 mo
Tetra-HD continuation [126] 7.6 Tetrabenazine –1.3 18 mo
Open-HART [67] 9.1 (cohort completing 36 mo) Pridopidine –0.57 36 mo
Open-HART [67] 8.4 (cohort completing 12 mo) Pridopidine –0.6 12 mo
Pride-HD [66] Pridopidine –0.04 12 mo
Pride-HD [66] Placebo –0.83 12 mo