article·2004-01-01

MatDL.org: BIBLIOTECA DIGITAL DE MATERIALES y EL PROGRAMA DE BIBLIOTECA NACIONAL DIGITAL DE MATERIALES

Laura M. Bartolo, Sharon C. Glotzer, Javed Khan, Adam Powell, Donald R. Sadoway, Kenneth M. Anderson

Abstract

The results of the multicenter study of zolpidem activity, being carried out in inpatient- and out-patient clinics of 20 cities in Russia, are reported. One thousand seventeen patients with transitory, short time and chronic dyssomnia have been included in the trial. Zolpidem (ivadal, "Sanofi-Syntelabo", France) has been prescribed once a day in a dose of 10 mg (one tablet) before going to sleep in a period of two weeks. The efficiency has been assessed by evaluating dyssomnia symptoms according to "Sleep assessment questionnaire" of "Sanofi-Syntelabo" completed by the patients and "Clinical Global Impression Scale" completed by investigators. Safety has been assessed by analyzing a frequency of side effect appearance and changes in vital parameters: blood pressure, heart and breath rate. Zolpidem has been found to reveal high clinical efficiency and safety. By the end of the treatment, 59.5% of the patients experienced no difficulties in falling asleep, in 28.6% of the patients the latter being significantly reduced. On the whole the improvement was in 89.4% patients. No side effects have been observed. Zolpidem is a highly effective and safe medication for different type dyssomnia treatment that can be recommended for application in general clinical practice.
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