Clinical Trial
[Clinical experiences with a new topical steroid]
[Article in
German]
- PMID: 1229217
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Clinical Trial
[Clinical experiences with a new topical steroid]
[Article in
German]
Z Hautkr.
1975.
Abstract
44 patients have been treated in a double-blind trial with Desoximetason (0.25%) and with Betamethasone-valerate (0.1%). It was a randomised left-right comparative trial, and Desoximetason was significantly better than the comparative drug in all observation periods (except the period 1-2 days). Desoximetason has also been tested on 280 patients in an open trial, showing good efficacy and good tolerance.
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