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. 2004 Jan 26;2004(1):CD003545. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD003545.pub2

Brauzer 1968.

Methods Allocation: randomly assigned, no further details. 
 Blindness: double (identical 10cc multiple dose vials). 
 Design: 2 parallel groups, single centre. 
 Duration: 72 h. 
 Analysis: intention‐to‐treat. 
 Country: USA.
Participants Diagnosis: schizophrenia (DSM). 
 N=36. 
 Age: at least 21 years. 
 Sex: M 17, F 19. 
 Setting: hospital. 
 History: acute patients, recently hospitalised **include one chronic brain syndrome with psychosis.
Interventions 1. Trifluoperazine: dose maximum 20 mg/day IM. N=18. 
 2. Thiothixene: dose maximum 20 mg/day IM. N=18.
Outcomes Global state. 
 Side effects. 
 Use of antiparkinson agents.
Unable to use ‐ 
 Mental state: (IMPS; BPRS ‐ no data). 
 Physiological measures ‐ no data available.
Notes ** Mixed diagnosis.
Risk of bias
Bias Authors' judgement Support for judgement
Allocation concealment? Unclear risk B ‐ Unclear