PRIALT: A Different Type of Neuropathic Pain Therapy, A Different Kind of Safety Profile
- No reports of granuloma formation associated with PRIALT *
- Does not invoke the debilitating adverse events associated with opioid therapy
- PRIALT does not interact with opiate receptors and does not cause opiate-induced respiratory depression
A Proven safety profile: PRIALT has been evaluated in more than 1,200 patients, over 662 patient years. - PRIALT has been administered as a continuous IT infusion in 1,254 patients over three double-blind, placebo controlled, multi-center studies and four open-label, long-term studies
- Duration of treatment lasted more than 7.5 years (mean duration: 193 days)
- Most commonly reported adverse events (
25%) in the clinical trials were dizziness, nausea, confusional state, and nystagmus - Serious adverse events and discontinuations for adverse events were less frequent when PRIALT was titrated slowly
Incidence of Treatment-Emergent Adverse Events in Placebo-Controlled Study that Occurred in 5% of patients and were more common with PRIALT than with placebo

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