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    Fortschr Med. 1990 Jan 20;108(2):49-50, 53-4.

    [D,L-kavain in comparison with oxazepam in anxiety disorders. A double-blind study of clinical effectiveness].

    [Article in German]
    Lindenberg D, Pitule-Schödel H.

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    Psychiatrische Abteilung, Kreiskrankenhaus Tauberbischofsheim.

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    In a placebo-controlled double blind clinical trial, 38 out-patients with anxiety associated with neurotic or psychosomatic disturbances were treated with D,L-Kavain (Neuronika) or Oxazepam. The anxiolytic effectiveness of the two preparations was judged by means of the Anxiety Status Inventory (ASI) and the Self-Rating Anxiety Scale (SAS) of Zung. The substances proved to be equivalent in the nature and potency of anxiolytic action. No adverse drug reactions occurred.

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    2179082
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