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Three trials 41,44,54 were two-arm comparisons,<br />

three were three-arm comparisons 50–52 <strong>and</strong> one<br />

was a four-arm comparison. 53 Change from<br />

baseline scores <strong>for</strong> each individual trial can be<br />

seen in Tables 7 <strong>and</strong> 8. The summary that follows<br />

will predominantly discuss comparisons between<br />

5 mg donepezil <strong>and</strong> placebo <strong>and</strong> 10 mg donepezil<br />

<strong>and</strong> placebo, regardless of the number of arms in<br />

TABLE 8 CIBIC-plus <strong>for</strong> donepezil<br />

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Health Technology Assessment 2006; Vol. 10: No. 1<br />

the individual trial. The one study 41 where the<br />

intervention dose of donepezil was 5 mg/day <strong>for</strong><br />

28 days followed by 10 mg/day until study<br />

completion will be treated as having a 10 mg/day<br />

dose.<br />

<strong>Donepezil</strong> 5 mg/day versus placebo. Six trials<br />

included an intervention group with a daily dose<br />

Gauthier et al., 200241 CIBIC-plus least-squares mean scores Numbers estimated from figure<br />

<strong>Donepezil</strong> 10 mg/day (n = 98) Placebo (n = 105) p-Value versus placebo<br />

4.0 4.5 p = 0.0003<br />

Gauthier et al., 200241 % participants rated as improved or no change (≤ 4)<br />

<strong>Donepezil</strong> 10 mg/day (n = 98) Placebo (n = 105) p-Value versus placebo<br />

70% 47% p = 0.0007<br />

Burns et al., 199950 Mean change from baseline ± SE Numbers estimated from figures<br />

1. <strong>Donepezil</strong> 5 mg/day 2. <strong>Donepezil</strong> 10 mg/day 3. Placebo (n = 274) p-Value versus placebo<br />

(n = 271) (n = 273)<br />

4.23 ± 0.06 4.13 ± 0.06 4.52 ± 0.06 1. p = 0.0072<br />

2. p < 0.0002<br />

Burns et al., 199950 % participants rated as improved (CIBIC-plus scores ≤ 3 at endpoint)<br />

1. <strong>Donepezil</strong> 5 mg/day 2. <strong>Donepezil</strong> 10 mg/day 3. Placebo (n = 274) p-Value versus placebo<br />

(n = 271) (n = 273)<br />

21 25 14 Not reported<br />

Burns et al., 199950 % treatment failures (CIBIC-plus scores ≥ 5 at endpoint)<br />

1. <strong>Donepezil</strong> 5 mg/day 2. <strong>Donepezil</strong> 10 mg/day 3. Placebo (n = 274) p-Value versus placebo<br />

(n = 271) (n = 273)<br />

43 37 51 Not reported<br />

Rogers et al., 199851 Mean change from baseline ± SE<br />

1. <strong>Donepezil</strong> 5 mg/day 2. <strong>Donepezil</strong> 10 mg/day 3. Placebo (n = 152) p-Value versus placebo<br />

(n = 149) (n = 149)<br />

4.15 ± 0.09 4.07 ± 0.07 4.51 ± 0.08 1. p = 0.0047<br />

2. p < 0.0001<br />

Rogers et al., 199851 % participants rated as ‘improved’ (CIBIC-plus scores ≤ 3)<br />

1. <strong>Donepezil</strong> 5 mg/day 2. <strong>Donepezil</strong> 10 mg/day 3. Placebo (n = 152) p-Value versus placebo<br />

(n = 149) (n = 149)<br />

26 25 11<br />

Rogers et al., 199852 Least-squares mean ± SEM change<br />

1. <strong>Donepezil</strong> 5 mg/day 2. <strong>Donepezil</strong> 10 mg/day 3. Placebo (n = 150) p-Value versus placebo<br />

(n = 156) (n = 155)<br />

3.9 ± 0.08 3.8 ± 0.08 4.2 ± 0.07 1. p = 0.03<br />

2. p = 0.08<br />

Rogers et al., 199852 % participants rated as ‘improved’ (CIBIC-plus scores ≤ 3)<br />

1. <strong>Donepezil</strong> 5 mg/day 2. <strong>Donepezil</strong> 10 mg/day 3. Placebo (n = 150) p-Value versus placebo<br />

(n = 156 ) (n = 155)<br />

32 38 18<br />

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