Approved Pilot and Failed Pivotal Study [Study As­sess­ment]

posted by Lucas – Brazil, 2014-03-18 15:03 (4484 d 14:36 ago) – Posting: # 12657
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❝ If I was the poor guy at the agency to catch such a project I would reply: Do your homework and then come back with a good explanation.


Yes, I also think so. They did not expect that the pivotal study would fail at all, that's why they didn't at least tried to submit the pilot. Once the pivotal study was done and failed, there's nothing to do, IMHO.

But once again, my doubts about this matter is how we determine a product as bioequivalent (and so efficient and safe) but that depend on the batch? If I were to test the equivalence of all the batches, would it be equivalent? Or is the N of 28 subjects not enough to safely determine the equivalence?

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