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Clinical Study Report - Calidad de Información CFR

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Case A1. PP population<br />

If nine or fewer patients among seventy six subjects treated with Clotinab experience MACE,<br />

then the MACE onset rate is estimated to be below 20% and Clotinab is consi<strong>de</strong>red to be<br />

effective..<br />

Case A2. ITT population<br />

If ten or fewer patients among eighty four subjects treated with Clotinab experience MACE,<br />

then the MACE onset rate is estimated to be below 20% and Clotinab is consi<strong>de</strong>red to be<br />

effective<br />

Case A3. FAS population<br />

If ten or fewer patients among eighty three subjects treated with Clotinab experience MACE,<br />

then the MACE onset rate is estimated to be below 20% and Clotinab is consi<strong>de</strong>red to be<br />

effective.<br />

Case B<br />

If the number of MACE patients is over the <strong>de</strong>fined number in each population, efficacy of<br />

Clotinab is evaluated after adjusting the critical value based on the MACE onset rate in ReoPro ® .<br />

Secondary efficacy endpoint and analysis<br />

(1) Endpoint<br />

New change in electrocardiogram that indicates the status of ischemia.<br />

(2) Analysis methods<br />

Frequency, proportion and 95% exact C.I. of new changes from pre-administration to postadministration<br />

in electrocardiogram (yes/no) were presented. Fisher’s exact test was performed<br />

to find the differences between two groups. Frequency was presented and McNemar’s test was<br />

applied to <strong>de</strong>termine if the changes in electrocardiogram from pre- to post-administration is<br />

significant.<br />

9.7.1.4. Safety endpoint and analysis<br />

Safety endpoints<br />

(1) Bleeding<br />

According to the TIMI criteria, bleeding is categorized into ‘major bleeding’, ‘minor bleeding’,<br />

or ‘insignificant bleeding’. To measure the quantity of bleeding, the quantity of change in<br />

hemoglobin and hematocrit was adjusted according to whole blood and concentrated red<br />

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