Statistically different or clinically different [General Sta­tis­tics]

posted by kumarnaidu – Mumbai, India, 2014-03-14 07:54 (4136 d 07:58 ago) – Posting: # 12618
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Hi all,
I have one study result with me of diuretic class drug. The study was refrence replicated study with N=50. The result obtained is given below
Cmax - 91.41(83.04 - 100.62), CV=34.25, Power=96.82
AUC(0 to t)- 90.14(85.78 - 94.72) , CV=17.31, Power=100.00


As we understand, in Nordic countries, it is a requirement that the interval cover 100% in order to obtain generic substitution. In view of this requirement and our study results what should be the possible justification we can present to the agency if query come.

Kumar Naidu

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