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Trial · NCT07564245

Registered outcomes21

Each outcome the trial registered, primary first, in ClinicalTrials.gov's words.

ListOutcomeTime frameDescription
PrimaryEfficacy of cannabidiolDay 63
Efficacy is evaluate by reducing the frequency of self-injuries. Cannabidiol will be considered effective at V8 Day 63 in clinically significant reductions in the frequency of self-injuries if the frequency score on the 'Self-injurious behaviour subdomain of the BPI-01 is reduced by 30% or more at the V8 Day 63 visit compared to the V2 Day 0 visit.
SecondaryEfficacy of cannabidiolDay 29
Cannabidiol will be considered effective at Visit6 Day29 in clinically significant reduction in the frequency of self-injuries if the frequency score in the 'Self-injurious behaviour' sub-domain of the BPI-01 is reduced by 30% or more at the Visit6 Day29 visit compared with the Visit2 Day 0 visit.
SecondaryEfficacy of cannabidiol / severity of self-injuriesDay 29
the efficacy of the treatment will be assessed by the percentage change in percentage scores between visit V2 Day 0 and visits V6 Day29. For this criteria: severity score in the 'Self-injurious behaviour' sub-domain of BPI-01
SecondaryEfficacy of cannabidiol / severity of self-injuriesDay 63
the efficacy of the treatment will be assessed by the percentage change in percentage scores between visit V2 Day 0 and visits V8 Day 63. For this criteria: severity score in the 'Self-injurious behaviour' sub-domain of BPI-01
SecondaryEfficacy of cannabidiol / severity of Stereotyped behaviourDay 29
The efficacy of the treatment will be assessed by the percentage change in percentage scores between visit V2 Day0 and visits V6 Day29. For this criteria: severity score for the BPI-01 sub-domain 'Stereotyped behaviour
SecondaryEfficacy of cannabidiol / severity of Stereotyped behaviourDay 63
the efficacy of the treatment will be assessed by the percentage change in percentage scores between visit V2 Day 0 and visits V8 Day 63. For this criteria: severity score for the BPI-01 sub-domain 'Stereotyped behaviour
SecondaryEfficacy of cannabidiol / frequency of Stereotyped behaviourDay 29
The efficacy of the treatment will be assessed by the percentage change in percentage scores between visit V2 Day 0 and visits V6 Day 29. For this criteria: frequency score for the BPI-01 sub-domain 'Stereotyped behaviour
SecondaryEfficacy of cannabidiol / frequency of Stereotyped behaviourDay 63
the efficacy of the treatment will be assessed by the percentage change in percentage scores between visit V2 Day 0 and visits V8 Day 63. For this criteria: frequency score for the BPI-01 sub-domain 'Stereotyped behaviour
SecondaryEfficacy of cannabidiol / severity of Aggressive/destructive behaviourDay 29
the efficacy of the treatment will be assessed by the percentage change in percentage scores between visit V2 Day 0 and visits V6 Day 29. For this criteria: severity score for the BPI-01 sub-domain 'Aggressive/destructive behaviour'
SecondaryEfficacy of cannabidiol / severity of Aggressive/destructive behaviourDay 63
the efficacy of the treatment will be assessed by the percentage change in percentage scores between visit V2 Day 0 and visits V8 Day 63. For this criteria: severity score for the BPI-01 sub-domain 'Aggressive/destructive behaviour'
SecondaryEfficacy of cannabidiol / frequency of Aggressive/destructive behaviourDay 29
the efficacy of the treatment will be assessed by the percentage change in percentage scores between visit V2 Day 0 and visits V6 Day 29. For this criteria: frequency score for the BPI-01 sub-domain 'Aggressive/destructive behaviour'
SecondaryEfficacy of cannabidiol / frequency of Aggressive/destructive behaviourDay 63
the efficacy of the treatment will be assessed by the percentage change in percentage scores between visit V2 Day 0 and visits V8 Day 63. For this criteria: frequency score for the BPI-01 sub-domain 'Aggressive/destructive behaviour'
SecondaryEfficacy of cannabidiol / the frequency of non-verbal expressions of painDay 29the efficacy of the treatment will be assessed by the percentage change in percentage scores between visit V2 Day 0 and visits V6 Day 29 in GED-DI score
SecondaryEfficacy of cannabidiol / the frequency of non-verbal expressions of painDay 63the efficacy of the treatment will be assessed by the percentage change in percentage scores between visit V2 Day 0 and visits V8 Day 63 in GED-DI score
SecondaryEfficacy of cannabidiol / quality of lifeDay 29the efficacy of the treatment will be assessed by the percentage change in percentage scores between visit V2 Day 0 and visits V6 Day 29 in QI-Disability score
SecondaryEfficacy of cannabidiol / quality of lifeDay 63the efficacy of the treatment will be assessed by the percentage change in percentage scores between visit V2 Day 0 and visits V8 Day 63 in QI-Disability score
SecondaryEfficacy of cannabidiol / stress related to the child experienced by the parents.Day 29the efficacy of the treatment will be assessed by the percentage change in percentage scores between visit V2 Day 0 and visits V6 Day 29 in Parental Stress Scale (PSS) score
SecondaryEfficacy of cannabidiol / stress related to the child experienced by the parents.Day 63the efficacy of the treatment will be assessed by the percentage change in percentage scores between visit V2 Day 0 and visits V8 Day 63 in Parental Stress Scale (PSS) score
SecondarySafety of EPIDYOLEX®Day 81serious and non-serious clinical and biological adverse events
SecondaryCorrelation between the evolution of the frequency of self-injuries and the evolution of the frequency of non-verbal expressions of painDay 29
Correlation between the evolution of the frequency of self-injuries (frequency score in the BPI-01 subdomain 'Self-injurious behaviour') and the evolution of the frequency of non-verbal expressions of pain (GED-DI score)

Source ClinicalTrials.govtrials-2026-11-12-0.5.0

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  • NIH RePORTER's clinical studies and project filesPublic domain
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