A Phase 4 interventional study of perampanel in Epilepsy, sponsored by Mid-Atlantic Epilepsy and Sleep Center, LLC. Terminated at 1 site in United States. Open to participants aged 18 Years to 65 Years. Per ClinicalTrials.gov, last updated 2017-08-29.
Sponsored by Mid-Atlantic Epilepsy and Sleep Center, LLC · Phase 4, Interventional, and Treatment
The goal of the present study is to evaluate ("screen") a large number (12) of different dual therapies of perampanel + another AED ("PMP+") for a large, 75-100% seizure frequency reduction. The design of the study will differ from usual AED studies. The study will be (i) open label, with (ii) a small n per group, n=6, with (iii) outcome measures a 'blockbuster effect': (a) ≥75 seizure frequency reduction; and (b) seizure freedom.
Investigators will compare rates of seizure freedom and >75% seizure frequency reduction among 12 treatment arms consisting of 6 subjects each with refractory focal epilepsy treated with perampanel and one other AED ("PMP+"). Treatment arms will include (1) Perampanel +phenobarbital, (2) PMP+valproate, (3) PMP+ lamotrigine, (4) PMP + topiramate, (5) PMP + tiagabine, (6) PMP + levetiracetam, (7) PMP + zonisamide, (8) PMP + pregabalin, (9) PMP + lacosamide, (10) PMP+ clobazam, (11) PMP + ezogabine; and (12) PMP + eslicarbazepine. Each group of 6 will be followed for 12 weeks of baseline observation on baseline medication. Seizure frequency will be counted, using subjects' self-reported seizure diaries. PMP will be titrated to 8-12 mg/day, with the final dose determined by side effects and tolerability of PMP at 8-12 mg/day doses. Titration will occur at the rate of 2 mg/week or two weeks (in accordance with FDA labeling), as tolerated. Subjects will be observed for 12 weeks of maintenance treatment on the target PMP doses. Seizure frequency will be compared between the 12 weeks of baseline observation and 12 weeks of maintenance treatment.
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Exclusion Criteria:
After 12 weeks of baseline observation on phenobarbital medication, the treatment with perampanel will introduced as "add on" medication.
Drug: perampanel
After 12 weeks of baseline observation on valproate medication, the treatment with perampanel will introduced as "add on" medication.
Drug: perampanel
After 12 weeks of baseline observation on lamotrigine medication, the treatment with perampanel will introduced as "add on" medication.
Drug: perampanel
After 12 weeks of baseline observation on levetiracetam medication, the treatment with perampanel will introduced as "add on" medication.
Drug: perampanel
After 12 weeks of baseline observation on zonisamide medication, the treatment with perampanel will introduced as "add on" medication.
Drug: perampanel
After 12 weeks of baseline observation on pregabaline medication, the treatment with perampanel will introduced as "add on" medication.
Drug: perampanel
After 12 weeks of baseline observation on lacosasmide medication, the treatment with perampanel will introduced as "add on" medication.
Drug: perampanel
After 12 weeks of baseline observation on clobazam medication, the treatment with perampanel will introduced as "add on" medication.
Drug: perampanel
After 12 weeks of baseline observation on ezogabine medication, the treatment with perampanel will introduced as "add on" medication.
Drug: perampanel
After 12 weeks of baseline observation on eslicarbamazepine medication, the treatment with perampanel will introduced as "add on" medication.
Drug: perampanel
After 12 weeks of baseline observation on eslicarbamazepine medication, the treatment with perampanel will introduced as "add on" medication.
Drug: perampanel
After 12 weeks of baseline observation on eslicarbamazepine medication, the treatment with perampanel will introduced as "add on" medication.
Drug: perampanel
Each group of 6 patients will be followed for 12 weeks of baseline observation on baseline medication. Seizure frequency will be counted, using subjects' self-reported seizure diaries. Perampanel will be titrated to 8-12 mg/day, with the final dose determined by side effects and tolerability of Perampanel at 8-12 mg/day doses. Titration will occur at the rate of 2 mg/week or two weeks, as tolerated.
Also known as: Fycompa
responder rate
responder rate, defined by \>75% seizure frequency reduction. Average seizure frequency per 4 weeks will be compared between the 12 weeks of "PMP+" maintenance treatment and 12 weeks of baseline.
Time frame: 12 weeks
seizure freedom rate
seizure freedom rate. Proportion of responders and of subjects with seizure freedom in each treatment arm will be compared with historical data of 75% seizure reduction from pivotal phase 3 studies for which such data is publicly available
Time frame: 12 weeks
treatment discontinuation rate
To evaluate the safety and tolerability of each perampanel+ combination with treatment discontinuation rate as the primary safety/tolerability outcome measure
Time frame: 12 weeks
Plan to share: Undecided
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