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The effect of nasal provocation on clinical response and nasal inflammatory…

NL-OMON32628 · Overview of Medical Research in the Netherlands (NL-OMON) · Not Recruiting

Key facts

Trial ID NL-OMON32628
Public title The effect of nasal provocation on clinical response and nasal inflammatory parameters in nonallergic rhinitis, mixed rhinitis and allergic rhinitis patients versus healthy individuals
Scientific title The effect of nasal provocation on clinical response and nasal inflammatory parameters in nonallergic rhinitis, mixed rhinitis and allergic rhinitis patients versus healthy individuals - Nonallergic rhinitis
Primary sponsor Academisch Medisch Centrum
Registry Overview of Medical Research in the Netherlands (NL-OMON)
Recruitment status Not Recruiting
Study type Interventional
Countries The Netherlands
Conditions non-allergic rhinitis and non-allergic nasal complaints;10046304;non-allergic rhinitis and non-allergic nasal complaints
Interventions The four studygroups will undergo equal interventions. During the provocationvisits, nasal provocations will take place with three different entities. The provocation with capsaicin nasal spray will be performed in 4 increasing dosages…
Registration date Dec 22, 2008
Target size 80
Secondary IDs NL25750.018.08
Registry page onderzoekmetmensen.nl

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