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Human study

Semax

[The efficacy of semax in the tretament of patients at different stages of ischemic stroke].

Evidence sourceOriginal human study · PMID 29798983
Studied in110 adults undergoing early or later rehabilitation after ischemic stroke
DesignComparative rehabilitation subgroups with and without Semax; abstract available in Russian
Human protocolNo general protocol established by this single study

What researchers measured

  • Plasma brain-derived neurotrophic factor levels
  • Motor performance and Barthel index scores during rehabilitation

Methods reported in this human study

Early rehabilitation + Semax
Early rehabilitation subgroup receiving Semax
Early rehabilitation without Semax
Early rehabilitation comparison subgroup
Later rehabilitation + Semax
Later rehabilitation subgroup receiving Semax
Later rehabilitation without Semax
Later rehabilitation comparison subgroup

This source concerns stroke rehabilitation and does not establish a regimen for other conditions. The PubMed abstract does not specify a route or formulation, so none is inferred here.

Source checked 2026-09-28. This snapshot is not automatically updated.

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