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© 1973 British Society for Rheumatology

Double Blind Study of Benorylate and Ibuprofen in Rheumatoid Arthritis

K. Hingorani


  Abstract

A Double blind study of benorylate and ibuprofen was carried out in 27 patients with classical rheumatoid disease. Both drugs were shown to have effective analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties. Although patient preference was for benorylate, fewer complained of side effects with ibuprofen.


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