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Documented that daily treatment with finasteride reduces the level of DHT in both normal and malignant rodent and human prostatic tissues which have low, but not high, type one 5a-SR Lamb et al. 1992, Xu et al. 2006 ; . Such DHT reduction induces significant regression of the normal sex accessory tissues e.g. prostate and seminal vesicles ; and growth of malignant prostate cancer with low type one 5a-SR. In contrast, finasteride had no statistical effect upon the growth of a rodent prostate cancer, which expresses a high level of the type one isoform of 5a-SR e.g. Dunning H-tumor; Lamb et al. 1992, Xu et al. 2006 ; . These results document that prostatic cancer cells can continue to grow at DHT levels which are unable to prevent the death of normal prostatic epithelial cells i.e. prostatic cancer cells are hypersensitive to DHT and galantamine. The study listed may include approved and non-approved uses, formulations or treatment regimens. The results reported in any single study may not reflect the overall results obtained on studies of a product. Before prescribing any product mentioned in this Register, healthcare professionals should consult prescribing information for the product approved in their country. Study No.: ARIF 4012 Title: Multicentric, randomised, double-blind, double-dummy, parallel-group clinical trial evaluating short-term efficacy and safety of dutasteride compared to finasteride in patients presenting with BPH when switching from finasteride Rationale: Dihydrotestosterone DHT ; is a steroid hormone produced by testosterone conversion carried out by type 1 & 2 iso-forms of the 5-reductase enzyme. Dutasteride DUT ; is an inhibitor of both iso-forms resulting in a serum DHT reduction. Finaster9de FIN ; is a selective inhibitor of type 2 iso-form. To date, switching from FIN to DUT has not been studied other than in relation to adverse event reporting. The aim of this study was to evaluate the substitution effects when switching from FIN to DUT, and to compare efficacy and safety of both compounds. Phase: IIIB Study Period: 03 June 2002 to 06 January 2004 Study Design: A multicentre, randomised, double-blind, double-dummy, parallel-group study Centres: 2 centres in France Indication: Benign Prostate Hyperplasia BPH ; Treatment: DUT 0.5mg daily oral administration versus FIN 5mg, daily oral administration, DUT matching placebo and FIN matching placebo, daily oral administration Objectives: The primary objective was to demonstrate that serum DHT continues to decrease at a greater extent after switching FIN subjects to DUT. Primary Outcome Efficacy Variable: Percent change of Serum Dihydrotestosterone DHT ; rate from baseline to Week 6-last observation carried forward LOCF ; . Secondary Outcome Efficacy Variable s ; : DHT rate mean percent change from baseline to Week 6 and to Week 2 ; , Free and Total Testosterone T ; rate mean percent change from baseline to Week 6, Week 6-LOCF and Week 2 ; , Luteinizing Hormone LH ; rate mean percent change from baseline to Week 6, Week 6-LOCF and Week 2 ; , Sex Hormone Binding Globulin SHBG ; rate mean percent change from baseline to Week 6, Week 6-LOCF and Week 2 ; , Prostatic Specific Antigen PSA ; rate mean percent change from baseline to Week 6, Week 6-LOCF and Week 2 ; , Subject treatment satisfaction Clinical improvement evaluated by either investigator or subject. Statistical Methods: The efficacy analysis was performed on the full analysis set FAS ; population. The efficacy criteria and all biochemistry DHT, free and total T, LH, SHBG ; percent change rates at Week 6-LOCF and Week 6 were evaluated by an analysis of covariance based on General Linear Model GLM ; and with adjustments for treatment effect, and as covariate, the baseline value. As the hypothesis of normal distribution could not be assumed, a log transformation was used for DHT rate. PSA percent change rate was evaluated by a Wilcoxon rank sum test. The total population was defined as all subjects who entered the study. The FAS population included all randomised subjects who had received 1 dose of study medication and for whom 1 efficacy criteria was available. Taking into account the small number of randomised subjects in this trial, the per protocol set PP ; was not defined to the strict meaning of the term i.e. all the subjects in the FAS population not presenting with major protocol deviations ; . The safety population included all the subjects who received 1 dose of study medication. Study Population: Subjects aged 50 years, diagnosed with BPH, according to medical history and clinical examination with a digital rectal examination DRE ; , and treated by FIN for 6 months whose symptoms were insufficiently controlled and who were willing to switch to DUT. Main exclusion criteria were: history or evidence of prostate cancer or prostate cancer discovered recently or detected abnormal serum PSA within 6 months prior to study entry or previous prostate surgery including balloon dilatation, thermotherapy and stent replacement ; or any other invasive BPH treatment or history of Acute Urinary Retention AUR ; in the 6 months before inclusion in the study; within the 2 months prior to study entry -receptor blockers use or former use or BPH related therapy; History of hepatic impairment; concurrent use of treatment with androgenic properties other than Ifnasteride ; or anabolic steroids. Number of Subjects: DUT FIN Planned, N 10 Randomised, N 9 12 Completed, n % ; 9 100 ; 11 93.5 ; Total Number Subjects Withdrawn, n % ; 0 1 4.5. Hospital Name Top Ten Hospitals in Each State: Total Charges as a % of Total Costs Shawnee Mission Medical Center Inc. Kansas Heart Hospital Providence Medical Center Menorah Medical Center Salina Surgical Hospital Saint Lukes South Hospital Inc. Olathe Medical Center Cushing Memorial Hospital Kentucky River Medical Center Paul B. Hall Regl Medical Center Three Rivers Medical Center Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital Hazard Arh Jewish Hospital Shelbyville Greenview Regional Hospital University Of Louisville Hospital Frankfort Regional Medical Center Williamson Arh Meadowcrest Hospital Northshore Reg. Medical Center St. Charles General Hospital Memorial Medical Center Doctors Hospital Of Jefferson and glibenclamide.

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