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Trial abstract · §2

GNRH-DIAGNOSTIC — design and population

Design, allocation, arms and the population enrolled.

Document identifier
CEI-TR-0144/2
Series
Trial abstract
Version
1.1
Published
22 Feb 2024
Last reviewed
22 Sep 2024
Next review
22 Sep 2026
Identifier
10.71829/cei.trial.144
Certainty
Moderate
Cycle
2024 Q1
Phase
Not applicable
Status
Reported

§2Design and population

§2.1Design and allocation

Design class
Diagnostic accuracy study of a stimulation test
Masking
Assessor-blinded
Arms
2
Allocation
Randomised between the intervention and its comparator
Endpoint adjudication
Not applicable to the primary endpoint of this design
Data monitoring
As specified in the protocol

§2.2Arms

Table 2. Randomised arms. Illustrative: arm-level allocations are reconstructed by the Institute from the design class and the randomised total where the published report does not state them.

ArmAllocatedShareDescription
GonadorelinIntervention at the dose reached after titration
PlaceboMatched placebo, administered on the same schedule
The randomised total is not recorded by the Institute and arm-level figures are therefore not presented.

§2.3Population

Indication. Growth hormone deficiency and growth-hormone secretagogue pharmacology

Insufficient endogenous growth-hormone secretion, or the pharmacological stimulation of the growth-hormone axis, assessed here principally through provocative testing and IGF-1 response.

Geographic footprint. Poland · New Zealand.

§2.4Eligibility as the Institute reads it

  • Included. Insufficient endogenous growth-hormone secretion, or the pharmacological stimulation of the growth-hormone axis, assessed here principally through provocative testing and IGF-1 response.
  • Excluded. Participants for whom the intervention is contraindicated, including known hypersensitivity. Exclusion criteria narrow the population to which the estimate applies and are the principal source of indirectness where a trial estimate is applied to ordinary practice.
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