presention of PK and Statistics in FDA Report [Regulatives / Guidelines]
Dear Pandu!
So it's a stupid protocol. SCNR.
Not only FDA's...
If you have a protocol, you have to follow it.
But: I would strongly advice to base the assessment of bioequivalence on log-transformed data only and to 'hide' analyses of untransformed data somewhere in an annex.
❝ As per Protocol says that PK and statistical analysis will done by
❝ un-transformed data and ln-transformed data.
So it's a stupid protocol. SCNR.
❝ But in FDA guidlines says the only present ln-transformed data in report.
Not only FDA's...
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There can be only one!
❝ So which will I follow to report reparation. As we take both data sets or
❝ only one data set.
If you have a protocol, you have to follow it.
But: I would strongly advice to base the assessment of bioequivalence on log-transformed data only and to 'hide' analyses of untransformed data somewhere in an annex.

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Complete thread:
- presention of PK and Statistics in FDA Report Pandu 2009-01-27 15:17
- presention of PK and Statistics in FDA ReportHelmut 2009-01-27 16:22
- presention of PK and Statistics in FDA Report Pandu 2009-01-31 10:05
- presention of PK and Statistics in FDA ReportHelmut 2009-01-27 16:22
