Semax has been reported in its originating jurisdiction's literature to improve neurological recovery and cognitive measures.
What is not established
Single-jurisdiction evidence base with limited independent replication and limited Western indexing.
Supporting sources (2)
Semax in the treatment of acute ischaemic stroke
Multiple · Zhurnal Nevrologii i Psikhiatrii imeni S.S. Korsakova · 2018 · n = 110
- Population
- Adults with acute ischaemic stroke
- Endpoint
- Neurological recovery scales
- Route
- Intranasal
- Quantity as reported
- 6000 µg per day. The publication does not state how that amount was divided across administrations.
- Frequency
- Divided across the day; the number of administrations is not stated
- Duration
- 6 weeks
Result. The publication reports favourable neurological outcomes against control.
Adverse events. Limited systematic reporting.
Limitations. The reported figure is a per-day amount, and this site's protocols require a per-administration figure. Because the division is not stated, no protocol quantity on this site is attributed to this trial. It is catalogued so the gap is visible rather than filled by guessing.
Semax in cognitive and cerebrovascular research
Multiple · Predominantly Russian-language neurology literature · 2011
- Population
- Adults with ischaemic stroke or cognitive complaints in the originating programme
- Endpoint
- Neurological recovery scales and cognitive measures
- Route
- Intranasal
- Quantity as reported
- Intranasal formulations as registered in the originating jurisdiction
- Frequency
- Daily
Result. The originating literature reports favourable neurological outcomes.
Adverse events. Limited systematic reporting.
Limitations. Evidence is concentrated in one jurisdiction's literature, with limited independent replication and limited indexing in Western databases.
Last evidence review: 2026-08-23