Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published online 1983-1
A Double-Blind Comparison in General Practice of a Combination Tablet Containing Orphenadrine Citrate and Paracetamol (‘Norgesic') with Paracetamol Alone
A double-blind trial of a combination tablet containing orphenadrine and paracetamol, ‘Norgesic', was carried out to assess the value of this product compared with paracetamol alone. All three symptomatic parameters which were measured: pain, spasm and impaired activity, showed a significantly quicker recovery when the combination product was used. Further studies are necessary to evaluate the combination product against orphenadrine citrate alone.
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