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Table 4 One-year change from baseline in total WOMAC scores (intent-to-treat population)

From: Development of musculoskeletal toxicity without clear benefit after administration of PG-116800, a matrix metalloproteinase inhibitor, to patients with knee osteoarthritis: a randomized, 12-month, double-blind, placebo-controlled study

Treatment group

Numbera

WOMAC total score at baseline

WOMAC total score at month 12

One-year change from baseline

P valueb (90% CI)

  

Mean (SEM)

Mean (SEM)

Least square mean (SEM)

 

Placebo

67

41.8 (2.16)

32.9 (2.78)

-9.1c (2.81)

 

25 mg

61

42.6 (2.90)

35.9 (3.21)

-6.7c (2.78)

0.746 (-∞, 7.0)

50 mg

62

49.1 (2.46)

37.1 (3.20)

-10.0c (2.88)

0.403 (-∞, 3.7)

100 mg

62

50.9 (2.66)

42.4 (3.10)

-5.8c (2.92)

0.823 (-∞, 8.0)

200 mg

30

47.2 (3.70)

36.5 (4.54)

-9.3c (3.96)

0.483 (-∞, 5.6)

25 mg versus placebo

    

0.485d

50 mg versus placebo

    

0.631d

100 mg versus placebo

    

0.374d

200 mg versus placebo

    

0.610d

  1. aNumber of patients with available data at baseline and month 12. bOne-sided P value: The mean change from baseline in each treatment group was compared to placebo by means of an analysis of variance after adjusting for pooled centers, baseline use of estrogen replacement therapy or selective estrogen receptor modulator drugs, and baseline total scores. cThe mean change from baseline was significantly different from zero using a paired t test within each treatment group. dOne-sided P value was based on between-group comparison of mean change from baseline by means of repeated-measures analysis adjusted for pooled centers, baseline total scores, and baseline use of estrogen replacement therapy or selective estrogen receptor modulator drugs.
  2. CI, confidence interval for mean difference; SEM, standard error of the mean; WOMAC, Western Ontario and McMaster Universities osteoarthritis index.