Glocke M, Grübl M, Klein K, Teufel W
Med Klin. 1976 Sep 17;71(38):1564-8.
It was possible in a controlled double-blind study to demonstrate by means of dynamographic measurements the action of raubasine in patients with cerebrovascular disorders. A new formulation of Lamuran tablets (MF706d) was used for the investigation. This formulation has an improved in-vitro dissolution rate for raubasine that is largely independent of pH. In the raubasine group (10 patients aged 47 to 81 years, including 6 cases of anacidity) there was after one and two weeks treatment with dialy doses of 90 mg raubasine a significant reduction of the raised vascular resistance and pulsewave velocity and systolic blood pressure in the internal carotid artery which indicate an improvement in cerebral haemodynamics. In contrast, no significant changes in these parameters could be found in the placebo group (9 patients aged 52 to 83 years). The therapeutic relevance of the haemodynamic effects was supported by a simultaneous clinical improvement.