Drug & intervention

alverine

RxCUI 17627

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Connected source records

CureCurrent currently connects this RxNorm drug concept to 2 displayed clinical trials and 1 distinct registered condition labels on this page. The links show what was studied, not whether this drug is effective or approved for those conditions. FDA-label excerpts, when available, refer to specific labeled products and may include route and formulation restrictions.

Data basis: current published ClinicalTrials.gov records and, where present, RxNorm, MONDO and FDA-label identifiers. See the evidence interpretation and counting methodology.

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Research activity for this drug concept

Published registry records

Study starts and current recruitment statuses across 2 distinct linked trials. This measures registered research activity, not medical effectiveness or FDA approval.

Reported start-year cohortsRegistered start year; the green segment is the subset reported as recruiting in the current snapshot. The current year may be incomplete.
All other statuses Currently recruiting
Current recruiting and other trial statusesCurrent ClinicalTrials.gov status snapshot for linked trials.
UNKNOWN2 (100%)

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RxNorm name matches

These are other published drug concepts with matching brand or formulation names. They are not necessarily equivalent medicines.

Molecular structure

Verified RxNorm ingredient illustration
Molecular structure illustration of alverine
RxNorm RxCUI 17627 · PubChem CID 3678 · C20H27N. Verify structure at PubChem. This drawing represents the matched chemical ingredient, not necessarily a complete multi-ingredient branded product.
Clinical trials2
Recruiting0
Related conditions1
Synonyms17
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Conditions in registry-name-matched drug studies

ClinicalTrials.gov intervention names begin with this ingredient name. These are text matches, not verified RxNorm mappings, evidence of treatment efficacy, or approved indications. Different salts or formulations may be involved.

Matching published trials

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Sponsors and collaborators in trials studying this drug

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Drug identity and terminology: RxNorm. Trial relationships: ClinicalTrials.gov.