Clinical endpoint studies [Design Issues]

posted by myy – Germany, 2014-04-17 17:40 (4456 d 02:08 ago) – Posting: # 12851
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Dear all,

if a substance seems to be a problematic compound that has failed to show bioequivalence in a single-dose, two sequence and two-period crossover clinical trial is there a possibility of demonstrating bioequivalence using a clinical endpoint study? Does the clinical endpoint study have to meet the statistical BE criteria? Would it be advisable to discuss with the regulatory authority the study requirements before initiating such a study?
I would be grateful for your advice.

Best regards

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