suchit_bhavsar
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2011-03-04 12:31
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 Abnormal lab parameters [Study Per­for­mance]

If in safety evaluation any laboratory parameter will be out of range then we will file AE for that correct.
Now my question is it will be consider as a post study period 2 AE or after completion of AE study ?
and what we will write in study medication ? Period 2 treatment or both the test and reference ?
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2011-03-04 17:51
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 Abnormal lab parameters

Dear Suchit,

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❝ If in safety evaluation any laboratory parameter will be out of range then we will file AE for that correct.


Yes.

❝ Now my question is it will be consider as a post study period 2 AE or after completion of AE study ?


I don’t know your SOPs. Most people would consider them as post study - but this is nitpicking, of course. I came only once across a case where lab evaluations (besides screening) were performed at hospitalizations and after both periods…

❝ and what we will write in study medication ? Period 2 treatment or both the test and reference ?


Any cross-over study should be designed in such a way that no residual effects of period 1 are substantial in period 2 (= no carry-over). Following this rationale you should code the AE to the treatment of period 2, IMHO.

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2011-03-04 18:10
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 Abnormal lab parameters

Hi HS,

❝ Any cross-over study should be designed in such a way that no residual effects of period 1 are substantial in period 2 (= no carry-over). Following this rationale you should code the AE to the treatment of period 2, IMHO.


Wow, I never gave that a thought.
If an AE occurs after period 1 at any time during the washout period, then the AE is a period 1 AE. My intuition (we both know it's frequently malfunctioning as my cerebral capacity is dictated by a spongy structure approximately the size of a walnut) suggests me that one can assign the AE to period 2 if it occurs within the same washout time after dosing in that period. Or whut?

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 Abnormal lab parameters

My Capt'n!

❝ If an AE occurs after period 1 at any time during the washout period, then the AE is a period 1 AE. My intuition (we both know it's frequently malfunctioning as my cerebral capacity is dictated by a spongy structure approximately the size of a walnut)…


Welcome to the club!

❝ … suggests me that one can assign the AE to period 2 if it occurs within the same washout time after dosing in that period.


Yessir!
You are only mixing two things up: that’s Reasoning - not Intuition. :-D

❝ Or whut?


No idea. Nobody (?) follow this concept anyhow and tries to get the post-study evaluations as soon as possible.

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