Analysis of efficacy and safety of the stimulation of primary motor cortex with rTMS (TEN-P11) in the intractable neuropathic pain - Analysis of efficacy and safety of rTMS(TEN-P11) of primary motor cortex in the intractable neuropathic pain

Osaka University Medical Hospital0 sites144 target enrollmentDecember 25, 2015

Overview

No summary available.

Registry

who.int

Start Date

December 25, 2015

End Date

September 5, 2017

Last Updated

2 years ago

Study Type

Interventional

Sex

All

Sponsor

Osaka University Medical Hospital

•1\)Patients with dementia (MMSE\=\<24\) 2\)Patients with severe aphasia or higher brain dysfunction 3\)Patients with a major psychiatric disease 4\)Patients with a desire for suicide 5\)Patients with a history of epileptic attacks 6\)Patients with an implantable stimulator including a cardiac pacemaker, except an impantable spinal cord stimulator 7\)Patients with an implanted metal, except for titanium products, in their heads 8\)Patients with an implanted pump or mechanical heart 8\)Patients who cannot write questionaires 9\)Patients showing complete paralysis in painful evaluation area 10\)Patients without ability of agreements 11\)Patients receiving rTMS within a year before agreements 12\)Patients receiving other clinical trials or studies within 6 months before agreements 13\)Compliance of patients for prohibited drugs and treatments is under 80% 14\)Patients who are considered unsuitable for this clinical trial by a principal or sub investigator