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ICEERS Spanish Trial: Low-dose Ibogaine During Methadone Detoxification

Sponsor: International Center for Ethnobotanical Education, Research, and Service, with Hospital Universitari Sant Joan de Reus and other listed collaborators

Study record at a glance

Design, population, outcomes, and follow-up
Study IDNCT04003948
DesignCompleted Phase 2 randomized, parallel-group, double-blind study; the registry additionally specifies quadruple masking of participants, care providers, investigators, and outcomes assessors
Condition / topicOpioid dependence and methadone detoxification
PopulationParticipants with opioid dependence receiving methadone treatment, studied at a single hospital site in Catalonia, Spain
Sample size20 participants, actual enrollment
ComparatorFixed-dose and ascending-dose ibogaine hydrochloride arms; no placebo arm is listed in the registry
Follow-upMethadone dose was registered over 0 to 6 months; adverse events and cardiovascular measures were registered over 0 to 24 hours
Outcome focusRate of methadone dose decrease, adverse events at different doses, and electrocardiogram measures including QT interval and ST wave

What it suggests

The registry documents completion of a small, masked, randomized dose-comparison study with defined methadone-taper and safety outcomes under hospital monitoring

What it cannot establish

Registry completion does not establish efficacy, comparative benefit, or long-term safety. This Atlas draws no efficacy conclusion without a results source, and the small single-site dose-comparison design limits generalization

Recruitment relevance

The registry lists the trial as completed, with primary completion in April 2024. It is not open for enrollment

Do not travel, discontinue medication, or change care based on this summary. The sponsor and the current primary source govern participation decisions.

How this summary was framed

This record reports the design and registered or officially announced research question before interpretation. Unknown sample, comparator, follow-up, and outcome details remain marked as unknown. The Atlas does not infer results from recruitment status, regulatory acceptance, funding, or study completion.

UC Irvine MIND-OUD

Changes in reward-circuit functional connectivity, drug-cue BOLD activation, regional glutamate and glutamine, EEG alpha power, opioid withdrawal, and craving

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DemeRx DMX-1001

Clinical development of DMX-1001, an oral noribogaine candidate, for alcohol use disorder; no registered outcome set is cited in the announcement

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Stanford MISTIC

Change in WHODAS 2.0 disability and functioning scores; the broader editorial record also describes clinical and neuroimaging assessments

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Texas IMPACT

Program-level development of controlled ibogaine research; no study-specific registered outcome set is identified in the cited program source

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