The current most important topical treatments for psoriasis are vitamin D3 analogues and/or corticosteroids. The possibility of another effective treatment for psoriasis could be based on the immunosuppressive efficacy of selective blockers of a lymphocyte potassium channel. The aim of the clinical trial is to evaluate the safety, tolerability and anti-psoriatic efficacy of topical SPS4251 formulations in comparison to placebo and to a marketed topical Vitamin-D analogue ointment in a psoriasis plaque test.
Study Type
INTERVENTIONAL
Allocation
NA
Purpose
TREATMENT
Masking
SINGLE
Enrollment
24
Approximately 200 µl of each TREATMENT will be topically applied per test field (1.1 cm2) once daily during a 12-day treatment period (10 treatments)
Approximately 200 µl of each TREATMENT will be topically applied per test field (1.1 cm2) once daily during a 12-day treatment period (10 treatments)
Approximately 200 µl of each TREATMENT will be topically applied per test field (1.1 cm2) once daily during a 12-day treatment period (10 treatments).
Bioskin
Berlin, Germany
Bioskin
Hamburg, Germany
Evaluation of plaque thickness-reducing efficacy measured by 20 MHz sonography of psoriatic infiltrate
Time frame: Up to Day 12
Evaluation of anti-psoriatic efficacy by clinical assessment
Time frame: Up to day 12
Number of subjects with Adverse Events
Time frame: Up to day 12
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