Loky do
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2021-03-29 17:59
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 Exclusion due to adverse event [Design Issues]

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If subject during bioequivalence study suffered from diarrhea before 2 median Tmax of immediate-release drug product, in this case, the optimum action to be done to exclude the subject from the study after the event directly? or subject continues the study and excludes his results from the calculations if his plasma concentration-time profile is unreliable?

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2021-03-29 20:08
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@ Loky do
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 State it in the SAP & observe it

Hi Loky do,

❝ If subject during bioequivalence study suffered from diarrhea before 2 median Tmax of immediate-release drug product, in this case, the optimum action to be done to exclude the subject from the study after the event directly?


If you know the median tmax:-D Sometimes in the label / SmPC for unfathomable reasons the mean is given.
State in the statistical analysis plan, and follow it (analyse the samples anyway).

❝ or subject continues the study and excludes his results from the calculations if his plasma concentration-time profile is unreliable?


I would not recommend that. Who / how decides what is ‘unreliable’? May lead to endless & fruitless discussions.

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2021-03-31 16:43
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@ Loky do
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 Exclusion due to adverse event

Dear Loky do,
It is always beneficial to mention exclusion parameters in Protocol.
Generally diarrhea is going to impact gastric motility and thus absorption of drug. PI shall exclude such subjects.
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