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MKET Trial Summary
This trial will test how well ketamine works to reduce OCD symptoms compared to a placebo.
MKET Trial Eligibility Criteria
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Frequently Asked Questions
To what ailments is Ketamine typically applied?
"Ketamine is a well-known treatment for seizures and epilepsy, but it can also ameliorate the symptoms of amnesia and be employed in certain therapeutic processes."
Are any openings currently available for the trial's participants?
"Unfortunately, no longer are individuals being accepted for this trial. The posting date of June 1st 2016 and last update on May 24th 2022 indicate that recruitment has ceased; however, there are currently 114 active clinical trials involving patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder and 153 studies actively recruiting participants to test Ketamine's efficacy."
How many patients have been enrolled for participation in this experiment?
"Currently, this study is not accepting patients. Initially posted on June 1st 2016 and final edited May 24th 2022, no further submissions are being accepted at the moment. However, there are 114 medical studies recruiting for all individuals with obsessive-compulsive disorder and another 153 clinical trials searching for suitable candidates to test Ketamine's efficacy."
Is there an age limit for enrollees in this investigation?
"The age restrictions for participation in this clinical trial are clear. Participants must be above the legal age of consent and not exceed 65 years old."
Is Ketamine associated with any hazardous effects?
"Ketamine's safety has been established to some degree, so it is given a score of 2. Despite this, there is no evidence that the drug can be effective in treating any conditions yet."
To whom is participation in this trial available?
"In order to be accepted into this clinical trial, candidates must present with obsessive-compulsive disorder and lie within the age range of 18 - 65. The study is currently seeking 120 participants."
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- Stanford University: < 24 hours
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- < 1 Day
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