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IPT of Malaria With SP in Different Zones of Drug Resistance in Rwanda

NCT00372632

Phase 4 Completed 1717 enrolled Institute of Tropical Medicine, Belgium
RandomizedParallel-groupQuadruple-blindTreatment

Summary

The present study will address the question whether the use of IPT using SP in pregnancy is efficacious in Rwanda, where it is going to be used for the first time, in areas with high levels of SP resistance. While the implementation of the new policy will take place in areas at low SP resistance level, where we expect pregnant women and newborns to benefit from it, it is of paramount importance to clarify which is the real impact of IPT/SPin areas of high SP drug resistance and at what level of SP resistance this strategy is still efficacious. As bed nets are a part of the actual control strategy of malaria in pregnancy all women will receive a bed net at enrolment

Timeline

Start
2005-12
Primary completion
2008-04
Completion
2008-04

Drugs

EvaluationDrugModalityDoseRoute
Subject pyrimethamine Small molecule 75 mg
Subject sulfadoxine Small molecule 1500 mg

Indications

No indication recorded.