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ROZEREM Study Design 2: Middle-of-the-Night Balance, Mobility or Memory Performance
This study evaluated the effects of ROZEREM versus placebo on middle-of- the-night balance, mobility and memory performance in older adults with chronic insomnia, with zolpidem as a positive control. A total of 33 adults age 65 or older with chronic insomnia received ROZEREM 8 mg, zolpidem 10 mg or placebo 30 minutes before bedtime for one night each in this double-blind, placebo-controlled study. Patients were awakened two hours after they were given medication to evaluate standing balance, turning speed and stability, memory and adverse events. The primary endpoint was balance as assessed by NeuroCom EquiTest Sensory Organization Test (SOT) score two hours after dosage. An SOT objectively identifies abnormalities in patients' use of the three sensory systems that contribute to postural control.
Results found that compared to placebo, ROZEREM did not impair middle-of- the-night balance, mobility or memory performance in older adults with chronic insomnia, relative to the positive control zolpidem. A significant decrease in mean SOT composite score was observed between zolpidem and placebo (P<0.001), but not between ROZEREM and placebo (P=0.837). As compared to placebo, ROZEREM results showed:
-- No significant increase in turn time and turn sway (P=0.776, P=0.982,
respectively)
-- Immediate memory recall did not decline significantly (P=0.683)
As compared to placebo, zolpidem results showed:
-- Significant increase in turn time and turn sway (
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