Trial Information
Summary: Study for Female Patients with Overactive Bladders and Urge Urinary Incontinence
Description: Do you find yourself needing to
run to the bathroom all the time. Always feeling like you have to
use the facilities? This is a short term, four visit, phase II
clinical research study to evaluate the dose response
characteristics of an approved medication.
We need study volunteers for this short term dose range finding
study.
Visit one is a screening visit. A 14 day screening period
follows visit one. Visit two includes a single-blind placebo
dosing. A two day treatment period follows - Visits three and four
require a 4-5 hour stay at the clinic.
To Qualify: Have a diagnosis of Overactive
Bladder or Urge Incontinence. You must have at least nine urine
voids per day (in a 24 hour period) over a 14 day observation
period. You must encounter or have at least two episodes of urge
incontinence during this 14 day period. Additional qualifications
include: Women who are between the ages of 18-70 years of age, in
good general health, without high blood pressure, not pregnant,
willing to use medically acceptable contraception (or surgically
sterile), sign Consent for the study, and be able to attend all
study visits. Other parameters apply.
Compensation: Qualified participants may
receive: study related medical exams (physical exam) and blood test
analyses, bladder ultrasound and compensation for time and
travel.
Location: The study is being conducted at the
Salt Lake Women’s Center, which is located in Sandy, UT. Click on
the more information button below.
**Note: Participants need to live within the
intermountain region.
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Contact:
Study Coordinator
Physicians Research Options, L.C.
10011 South Centennial Parkway, Suite #240
Sandy, UT 84070
Telephone: 801-352-9228
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Trial listings updated: June 1, 2008 at 5:43:23 AM