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Comparing Treatment With Food of Small Particle Size and Food of Large Particle Size in Subjects With Diabetic Gastroparesis. Evaluation of Diagnostic Methods. Determination of the Motility of Gastric Emptying After Intervention
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Generated
Jul 28, 2026
Report code
NCT01557296-Jul 28, 2026
NCT ID
NCT01557296
Status
COMPLETED
Phase
Phase 2
Sponsor
Göteborg University
Executive brief
Investment-Ready Snapshot
The study, sponsored by Göteborg University, investigates dietary interventions in diabetic patients with gastroparesis, focusing on the impact of food particle size on gastric emptying and metabolic control. Given the increasing prevalence of diabetes and related gastrointestinal complications, this research addresses a significant unmet medical need. The findings could inform dietary guidelines and therapeutic strategies, potentially leading to market opportunities in dietary supplements and management of diabetic gastroparesis. Competitive implications may arise from similar studies targeting dietary interventions, necessitating a thorough analysis of existing products and clinical evidence in this niche market.
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Provenance
https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT01557296
Indication
Diabetic Gastroparesis
Modality
protein therapy
Target
Gastric motility and metabolic control in diabetic gastroparesis patients.
Intervention
dietary treatment: food of small particle size, Validate X-ray diagnostic method., Can the motility be improved, postprandial plasma glucose
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