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ONGOING/PLANNED

COMPLETED

Phase 2

Phase 1

ACUTE MUSCLE SPASM

ADDITIONAL INDICATIONS

ACUTE MUSCLE SPASM
study
phase 1
phase 3
Driving Simulation
CNS Effects
STAR: Dose Ranging
RESUME-1: Safety & Efficacy
RESULTS
RESUME-2: Safety & Efficacy
Post-Stroke Spasticity (PSS)
Neuropathic Pain (NP)
completed
NP
PSS
completed
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completed
Planned for 2022
PLANNED FOR 2022
Planned for 2022
PLANNED FOR 2022
Planned for 2022
ongoing
phase 2

Acute Muscle Spasm Clinical Studies Overview

phase 1
CNS Effects Study
Driving Simulation
subjects
study type
purpose
Measures
(type)
(n)
subjects
study type
purpose
Measures
(type)
(n)
subjects
study type
purpose
Measures
(type)
(n)
key results
key results
key results
phase 2
STAR Study
Adult Patients Aged 18-64
415
Double-blind, randomized dose ranging (OMZYA® 50 mg, 100 mg, 150 mg, 200 mg vs Placebo)
Safety and efficacy study to select dose(s) for Phase 3
Patient reported pain (NRS); Sleepiness (VAS)
Healthy Volunteers
35
4-way crossover (OMZYA® 200 mg, 400 mg, Cyclobenzaprine 10 mg vs Placebo
Replicate study to support label claims
SDLP; Sleepiness
(KSS, ESS); Cognitive measures
Healthy Volunteers
35
3-way crossover (OMZYA® 150 mg, Cyclobenzaprine 10 mg vs Placebo)
Assess safety, driving performance and cognitive effects
SDLP; Sleepiness (KSS)
Non-drowsiness
(subjective: patient reported)
Low CNS effect
(objective: driving performance)
Pain reduction and was generally well tolerated
Recommended Phase 3 dose
Adult Patients Aged 18-64
1000
Double-blind, randomized safety and efficacy (OMZYA® 50 mg, 100 mg, 200 mg vs Placebo)
Safety and efficacy
Patient reported pain (NRS);  Sleepiness (ESS, VAS)
Adult Patients Aged 18-64
TBD
Double-blind, randomized safety and efficacy (OMZYA® doses TBD pending RESUME-1)
Safety and efficacy
Patient reported pain (NRS);  Sleepiness (ESS, VAS)
phase 3
RESUME-1
RESUME-2
ONGOING
PLANNED 2022