krishna tiwari
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2016-04-16 09:05
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 BMI criteria in ANVISA regulatory requirements [Regulatives / Guidelines]

Dear All good morning,

please suggest to me what is body mass index (BMI) inclusion criteria to enrolled the study in ANVISA regulatory requirements.
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2016-04-18 15:44
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@ krishna tiwari
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 No BMI but “normal weight”

Hi Krishna,

please see this post #3.

❝ please suggest to me what is body mass index (BMI) inclusion criteria to enrolled the study in ANVISA regulatory requirements.


ANVISA’s website is a mess (it is very difficult to find anything if you don’t know Portuguese). The latest version I have (April 2006) states in Section 1. Etapa clínica

l) o peso dos voluntários deverá estar em um limite de ±15% do peso considerado normal para homens e mulheres, levando-se em consideração altura e estrutura física. No caso de contraceptivos, reco­men­da-se que o limite de peso seja de ±10%;


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2016-04-25 23:01
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@ Helmut
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 No BMI but “normal weight”

Hi Helmut

You are right about ANVISA guidelines, and there is no statement about exactly BMI.

Just to facilitate Krishna's life, we are using BMI 18.5 – 29.9 kg/m2, inclusive and no complaints from ANVISA so far.


Edit. Two posts merged. Please see this post #5. [Helmut]
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