Results pending
Walking (potassium-channel blockade): improve symptoms or function in relapsing and progressive MS
Trial timeline
Trial start year. Dot size reflects participants where reported. Only trials that count towards the status are shown.
relapsing and progressive MS · Walking (potassium-channel blockade)
Trials have finished, but some results have not been read yet. There is no verdict until they are, because one unread trial can change the answer.
- Trials
- 8
- Running now
- 0
- Controlled phase 2/3 trials
- 6
- People in controlled trials
- 1414
Deciding trials (phase 3): 1 met, 0 did not.
Other linked trials: 7
Dose comparisons, trials against another medicine, add-on trials, phase 1 and uncontrolled studies. They are listed below but do not set the status.
Trials
Phase 3 · 2014 · Placebo-controlled · MSFT-NCT02219932
Phase 3 · 2013 · Placebo-controlled · MSFT-NCT01917019
- Does Fampridine SR Improve Cognitive Fatigue in Multiple Sclerosis Patients?decides the statusNo result found
Phase 2/3 · 2012 · Placebo-controlled · MSFT-NCT01667497
Other linked trials: 7
These linked trials do not set the status.
- RETRAPNo result found
Phase 4 · 2014 · Placebo-controlled
- ENABLEMet main goal
Phase 4 · 2012 · Not randomised
- MOBILEResult in a paper, not read yet
Phase 2 · 2012 · Placebo-controlled
- FAMPKINResult in a paper, not read yet
Phase 2 · 2012 · Placebo-controlled
- Efficacy, Safety, and Tolerability of Nerispirdine in Patients With Multiple SclerosisNo result found
Phase 2 · 2008 · Placebo-controlled
The deciding phase and counts come from the Trial Bank’s fixed rules.
Lab evidence
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History
- 2026-10-27First listed as Results pending
Related hypotheses
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- Walking (potassium-channel blockade): improve symptoms or function in primary progressive MS
- Walking (potassium-channel blockade): improve symptoms or function in relapsing MS
- Walking (potassium-channel blockade): improve symptoms or function in secondary progressive MS
- Walking (potassium-channel blockade): improve symptoms or function in MS (type not specified)
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