Primary Urinalysis and Self-reported Outcomes
Abbreviations: MITT, modified intention to treat; NA, not applicable; SR, slow release.The MITT population (80 participants) was defined as randomized participants taking 1 or more doses of study medication. The completer population (52 participants) was defined as participants providing a urine sample during the final study week (week 30). Data are separated by postminimization active intervention (weeks 7-26) and postintervention follow-up (weeks 27-30) periods.Ranges are the total number of urine samples available per participant.