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Study to investigate whether psychomotor performance which is necessary for safety driving a car or operating machinery and safely participating in daily life is changed by Aggrenox®. Also to investigate whether Aggrenox® impairs performance in combination with alcohol more than alcohol alone. Derived from this: Statement on whether a warning for drivers is necessary
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Acute disease at the beginning of the study
Any chronic disease in particular:
Women while pregnant or breastfeeding
Women of childbearing age without safe contraception
Psychotropic drugs during the last four weeks before the beginning of and during the study
taking other medicaments regularly during the last two weeks before the beginning of and during the study (except for oral contraceptives, hormone replacement in women)
Body weight outside the Body-Mass-Index (BMI) +- 4
Habits of life style having a presumable negative effect on the results of the performance test (e.g. shift work, extreme sports, blood donation within the last 4 weeks, > 8 cups/glasses of caffeine-containing beverages/day, > 40 g alcohol/day, >40 cigarettes/day)
positive or no drug screening for barbiturates, benzodiazepines, tricyclic antidepressants and cannabinoids, amphetamines, cocaine, opiates
Persons having been detained in an institution by judicial or official order
Persons incapacitated or placed under provisional guardianship
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56 participants in 2 patient groups, including a placebo group
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