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Epitalon and Cortexin after acute systemic cold injury

V. V. Kovalev · 2009 · Candidate dissertation author abstract, Tables 1–3

Indexed 2026-11-09.

Human comparative studyRussian source · see review scopeSource linked

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Reported findings and study design

In the severe-injury table, day-five neuron-specific enolase was 23.2 ng/mL with both agents and 58.9 ng/mL with standard care. No formal interaction analysis was reported.

Standard care alone or with Epitalon, Cortexin or both. Serial neuron-specific enolase, immune measures and clinical observations.

Dose, route and schedule

The author abstract reports intramuscular Epitalon 10 µg and Cortexin 10 mg daily for ten days, separately or together depending on arm.

Protocol source ↗ · Author’s abstract transcription. Full dissertation and underlying records unavailable.

Reported findings and study figures · Author’s abstract transcription. Full dissertation and underlying records unavailable.
MeasureResultComparison, timing and statistics
Severe cold injury · day-five neuron-specific enolase23.2 ng/mL combined vs 58.9 standard careCortexin alone 35.3; Epitalon alone 45.0 ng/mL. The source marks p<0.05 for Cortexin and the pair versus standard care.
Moderate cold injury · day-five neuron-specific enolase11.3 ng/mL combined vs 15.1 standard careEpitalon 14.8 and Cortexin 14.4 ng/mL. Selected small subgroups.
Consciousness and immune markersFaster recovery and altered immune measures describedOriginal allocation and longer-term functional outcomes remain unresolved.

This is a patient rehabilitation study. The biomarker changes do not establish cold tolerance in healthy people.

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Study limitations

  • A historical treatment comparison with substantial concurrent care, small subgroup sizes and an imperfect source transcription.

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Document format: Author’s abstract transcription. Full dissertation and underlying records unavailable.

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Author’s abstract transcription. Full dissertation and underlying records unavailable.

Recorded source-check date: 2026-11-09. This date does not imply a completed systematic review.

Source type: Candidate dissertation author abstract, Tables 1–3

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Original source: V. V. Kovalev. Epitalon and Cortexin after acute systemic cold injury Candidate dissertation author abstract, Tables 1–3 2009.

Molekul research summary: https://molekul.io/research/kovalev-epitalon-cortexin-cold-injury-2009. Cite the original publication for its findings and this page when referring to Molekul’s summary or evidence appraisal.

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