Clinical Trials on Pain.
Clinical Trials on Pain.
Reference | Research Goal | Study Design | Intervention | Participants n (F/M) | Cannabis Application | Tx Duration | Efficacy |
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Notcutt et al. (2004)48 | Comparison of three CBME variants | Randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled crossover trial | THC, CBD, THC+CBD, placebo | n=34 | Sublingual spray | 12 weeks | Highest efficacy of THC-based cannabis shown in pain regulation with only very mild side effects |
Blake et al. (2006)49 | Effectiveness of the CBME Sativex® on pain and morning stiffness | Randomized, double-blind, parallel-group trial | Sativex®, THC-based CBME
McGill questionnaire |
n=58:
31 CBME 27 placebo |
Oromucosal spray | 5 weeks |
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Wilsey et al. (2013)50 | Short-term effects of CBME for neuropathic pain | Randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, crossover study | THC-based
Medium dose (3.53%); low dose (1.29%) Placebo |
n=35 | Vaporizer
3–6 inhalations |
300 min |
|
van de Donk et al. (2019)51 | Comparison of four cannabis variants with known THC and CBD content | Randomized, placebo-controlled 4-way crossover study | Bedrocan* (22.4 mg THC, <1 mg CBD); Bediol* (13.4 mg THC, 17.8 mg CBD); Bedrolite* (18.4 mg CBD, <1 mg THC) | n=20 fibromyalgia patients | Vaporizer
One single inhalation |
3 hours |
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Haleem and Wright (2020)52 | Effect of herbal cannabis and CBMEs on pain | Scoping review | Herbal cannabis and CBMEs | 34 studies (30 RCTs, 4 non-RCTs) | Diverse | Diverse |
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