Uncontrolled Clinical Intervention Study

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An Uncontrolled Clinical Intervention Study is a clinical intervention study that is an uncontrolled clinical study (an uncontrolled experiment where participants are not assigned to specific interventions by the clinical study investigator).



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2021

  • https://www.bioclever.com/controlled-and-uncontrolled-clinical-trials-n-40-en
    • QUOTE: ... Uncontrolled trials are those that do not include a control group. A control group is made up of a group of patients that do not receive the investigational drug, but instead take the standard treatment, approved for the disease on which the study is being carried out, or takes a placebo, which is a simulation of the investigational drug, but has no activity on the studied pathology.

       Uncontrolled trials are often used in the early phases of drug research, phases I and II, to determine pharmacokinetic properties or to investigate tolerated dose ranges. They can also be useful to study side effects, biochemical changes in long-term therapies, tolerance, interactions or efficacy of drugs. ...

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2010