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Ranquilon dose-finding in anxiety associated with neurasthenia and adjustment disorders: phase II trial

O. V. Goncharov, D. Ch. Mavani, A. A. Ledovskikh, L. A. Tsukurova, M. M. Gavrik, I. V. Balaban, A. A. Globenko, A. V. Kapashin, M. A. Pasko · 2023 · Clinical Pharmacology and Therapy. 32(4):36–40

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Reported findings and study design

At day 29, marked or substantial clinician-rated improvement occurred in 57.1% at 6 mg/day versus 28.6% with placebo (p=0.0148). The 3 mg and 9 mg groups did not significantly outperform placebo on that primary endpoint.

Dose, route and schedule

Oral 3, 6 or 9 mg/day, split three times daily, or matching placebo for 28 days. Study methods, not a recommended personal regimen.

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MeasureResultComparison, timing and statistics
Primary CGI-I response · 6 mg/day57.1% versus 28.6% placeboDay 29 · p=0.0148
Primary CGI-I response · 3 / 9 mg/day39.5% / 43.9%Neither significantly exceeded placebo
Analysis populations168 intention-to-treat; 165 per protocol
Phase II primary CGI-I response
Phase II primary CGI-I response
GroupRandomizedITT responsePP response
3 mg/day4339.5%40.5%
6 mg/day4257.1%58.5%
9 mg/day4143.9%45.0%
Placebo4228.6%28.6%

Response: CGI-I 1 or 2 at day 29. ITT n=168; PP n=165. Only the 6 mg/day comparison reached significance versus placebo.

Randomized double-blind study in neurasthenia/adjustment disorders; generalized anxiety disorder was excluded. Sponsor-affiliated investigators; four-week findings do not establish long-term benefit.

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Study limitations

  • Randomized double-blind study in neurasthenia/adjustment disorders; generalized anxiety disorder was excluded.
  • Sponsor-affiliated investigators; four-week findings do not establish long-term benefit.

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Recorded source-check date: 2026-11-01. This date does not imply a completed systematic review.

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DOI: 10.32756/0869-5490-2023-4-36-40

Citation and original source

Original source: O. V. Goncharov, D. Ch. Mavani, A. A. Ledovskikh, L. A. Tsukurova, M. M. Gavrik, I. V. Balaban, A. A. Globenko, A. V. Kapashin, M. A. Pasko. Ranquilon dose-finding in anxiety associated with neurasthenia and adjustment disorders: phase II trial Clinical Pharmacology and Therapy. 32(4):36–40 2023.

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