Unknown whether treatment A is superior to treatment B for a given medical condition 3 ; . Trials find ethical justification under the premise of clinical equipoise. Thus, when expert opinion is divided over the relative merits of treatment A versus B in a given condition, a clinical trial is necessary to resolve the question of treatment superiority. A placebo-controlled trial is one where a treatment of interest is compared to an inactive treatment i.e. placebo ; . To fulfill the requirements of clinical equipoise, a genuine uncertainty as to the merits of a given treatment versus placebo must exist. Thus, to allow an ethical comparison versus placebo, no other treatment can exist. A trial for any condition for which an established treatment exists violates clinical equipoise if that trial uses placebo as a basis for comparison. A 1995 review of published trials involving ondansetron, an antiemetic agent, found that of 18 published studies involving 8806 patients, 2620 were randomized to placebo 4 ; . Postoperative nausea and vomiting, the indication tested in the series of studies, already had effective drugs available, among them dexamethasone, droperidol and metoclopramide. Emesis in post-treatment settings is a source of considerable morbidity and discomfort, especially in oncology. The fact that almost a third of study subjects in trials involving postoperative nausea and vomiting were randomized to placebo in the face of effective antiemetic treatment is ethically questionable. The rationale provided by many investigators was the following: The standard of care postoperatively does not routinely include antiemetic treatment and, therefore, placebo control arms were providing standard care. To refute this claim, one must realize that if antiemetic treatment was not the standard of care in routine postoperative management, emesis in the postoperative setting is not a pressing concern. A clinical trial in this setting cannot be motivated by clinical equipoise, as there is no question as to the superiority of a given therapy. This basic consideration aside, in cases where there is significant patient morbidity, as is the case in nausea and vomiting, the use of placebo where effective treatment exists is unethical. Investigators attempt to address such ethical considerations with the use of `rescue medication' representing effective anti-emetic treatment offered to all subjects within a trial who have significant nausea after a predetermined interval of time despite the administration of a test drug be it placebo or the particular test compound ; . While the use of rescue medications partially alleviates the ethical dilemma of randomizing subjects to placebo control arms of the study, it seems to predicate a certain expectation as to.
Table 1 Double-blind, randomized controlled trials of ginger for clinical nausea and vomiting Design Treatment Control Duration of treatment One dose only Symptom scores during 4 h after medication Ginger superior to placebo but significant P 0.05 ; only after 4 h Significantly P 0.035 ; greater relief with ginger compared with placebo Significantly P value not reported ; less severe nausea in ginger compared with placebo group Incidence of nausea: 28% ginger, 51% placebo, 30% metoclopramide One dose 1 h before anaesthesia Incidence of nausea and vomiting Incidence rates were: 21% ginger, 41% placebo, 27% metoclopramide Placebo One dose before Incidence of operation nausea and vomiting No significant intergroup differences Outcome measure Result Comment.
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