A double-blind randomised controlled study of risedronate treatment for children with ostegenesis imperfecta
DEC-NET Serial number GB386
Published online11/04/2005 12.07.00
Last updated10/04/2006 10.13.31
Other protocol ID numberN0220093130
This trial has been approved by an ethics committee
Current trial statusClosed to recruitment of participants: follow-up continuing
Major Disease
(ICD9 class)
OSTEOGENESIS IMPERFECTA
Experimental drug
Risedronate
GenderBoth
Age (range)4 - 17 years

Eligibility criteria
Inclusion criteria
Any child with ostegenesis imperfecta at high risk for fractures as defined by a history of at least 2 non-traumatic or low impact fractures within 2 years of enrollment and at least one of the following factors related to disease severity :- musculoskeletal pain poor mobility as a result of fractures and/or pain history of a surgical procedure related to bone fractures or bone deformities Must be able to remain upright without food for 30 minutes after taking medication
Exclusion criteria
History of intolerance of or allergic reaction to risedronate

Trial design/methodology
Phase3
Kind of studyEfficacy
DesignControlled
Randomised
Blinded
Double blind
Purpose of study
A double-blind randomised controlled study to compare different doses of risedronte in children who suffer from osteogenesis imperfecta
Primary outcomes
Change in lumbar spine bone mineral density z-score Number of fractures
Secondary outcomes
Total body bone mass, lumbar spine bone area, vertebral height, pain, mobility
Summary of study design, objectives, and ongoing research findings
Comparison of the dose response of risedronate in children with osteogenesis imperfecta.
Principal investigator
NameProfessor Nick J Bishop
InstitutionSheffield University Academic Unit of Child Health
Postal addressSheffield Children's Hospital, Western Bank,
CitySheffield
CountryUNITED KINGDOM
Phone0114 2717677
Fax
E-mailn.j.bishop@sheffield.ac.uk


Sponsor name
Arthritis Research campagn (Charity)


Participating centres
Birmingham Children's hospital (Birmingham)
Sheffield Children's Hospital (Sheffield)
Great Ormand Street Hospital (London)
Yorkhill Hospital (Glasgow)
Royal Hospital For Sick Children (Glasgow)

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