Section to complete information about primary and secondary outcomes including. It includes the metric or method of measurement used and, the time point for every outcome.
Primary outcome(s):
1. Evaluation of efficacy 1.1 Muscular contracture degree by a visual inspection (Contracture visible muscle mass with fixed-antalgic attitude, Contracture visible muscle mass without fixed-antalgic attitude, No visual signs of muscle contracture). Measuring time: at baseline and after finished the treatment (Day 5). 1.2 Muscular contracture degree by palpation (Contracture severe with evoked pain during palpation, Contracture moderate with evoked pain during palpation, Contracture mild without evoked pain during palpation, Absence contracture). Measuring time: at baseline and after finished the treatment (Day 5). 1.3 Degree of overall pain intensity (Visual Analogue Scale (VAS) of 10 cm, ranging from no pain to worst pain imaginable very severe). Measuring time: at baseline and after finished the treatment (Day 5). 2. Evaluation of tolerability 2.1 Possible Adverse Reactions (AR). Measuring time: after finished the treatment (Day 5): - Occurrence of some AR in the subject (yes / no) - Nature of the AR (adverse event name) - Intensity of AR (Mild, moderate, severe) - Duration of AR (difference between the start date and the completion of the event) - Causation (causal categories described by the Uppsala Monitoring Centre (WHO): Definite, probable, possible, unlikely, conditional, not evaluable) - Treatment (medication withdrawal, other) - Severity of AR (Severe / serious; Not severe / not serious)
Key secondary outcomes:
1. Efficacy 1.1 Efficacy of treatment by the patient (Very effective, Effective, Moderately Effective, Not effective (Ineffective). Measuring time: at the end of the treatment (Day 5) 1.2 Rescue medication (yes / no). Measuring time: at the end of the treatment (Day 5) 1.3 Total Tablets of rescue medication (Number of tablets). Measuring time: at the end of the treatment (Day 5) 1.4 Daily Tablets of rescue medication (Number of tablets). Measuring time: daily during the treatment 2. Tolerability 2.1 Tolerability of treatment by the patient (Very good, Good, Fair, Poor). Measuring time: at the end of the treatment (Day 5) 2.2 Degree of alertness - sleepiness (Visual Analogue Scale (VAS) of 10 cm, ranging from awake (alert) to severe sleepiness (sleeping)). Measuring time: at baseline and after finished the treatment (Day 5) 2.3 Psychomotor activity level (Tapping test (hitting the keyboard of a personal computer as soon as possible) for 30 seconds, record the number of hits). Measuring time: at baseline and after finished the treatment (Day 5) 2.4 Psychomotor activity level (Pauli Test for 3 minutes, recorded the number of successes achieved). Measuring time: at baseline and after finished the treatment (Day 5) 3. Efficacy and Tolerability 3.1 Overall rating of treatment by the investigator (Clinical Global Impression scale). Measuring time: at the end of the treatment (Day 5) 3.2 Overall treatment satisfaction by the investigator (Very Satisfied, Satisfied, Moderately satisfied, not satisfied (dissatisfied)). Measuring time: at the end of the treatment (Day 5) 3.3 Overall treatment satisfaction by the patient (Very Satisfied, Satisfied, Moderately satisfied, not satisfied (dissatisfied)). Measuring time: at the end of the treatment (Day 5)