Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

run-in patients

Polish translation:

pacjenci fazy wstępnej

Added to glossary by Karolina Cywka
Sep 1, 2014 23:45
10 yrs ago
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English term

run-in patients

English to Polish Medical Medical (general) medycyna (kardiologia)
Subjects will continue to be enrolled in the study until up to15to 55 have been treated with an Angioshield (maximum of 25and 55 have been assigned to the control group. It is expected that an additional 24 patients will be enrolled). (non-randomized) as run-in patients. The number of subjects enrolled, but not implanted, and the reasons for not implanting the investigational device or adding them to the control group, will be recorded.

Proposed translations

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pacjenci fazy wstępnej

Np. jak tu na str. 6:
http://tinyurl.com/moqahjk
Peer comment(s):

agree redoktor : najprawdopodobniej o to chodzi, aczkolwiek opis kontekstu tylko zaciemnia sprawę (może jakby prawidłowo powstawiać spacje, kropki, nawiasy itp. to by się wyjaśniło o co chodzi)
2 days 2 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "dzięki"
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pacjenci okresu poprzedzającego rozpoczęcie testów klinicznych

explanation:

The period of time used to take patients off their existing medications in order to prepare them to be treated with a new drug. This may be accomplished through the administration of a placebo for up to two weeks.

A related contrast is the investigator’s option to carefully select a set of patients that are motivated and more likely to adhere to the treatment regimen. Some patient groups are not able to adhere to even a moderately complex treatment program, which thereby dilutes the study. One of the best ways to ensure an efficient clinical trial is to establish a run-in period, and then restrict subsequent patient entry onto the main study to only those who demonstrated that they could adhere to the run-in regimen. This strategy is also effective in identification of patients who will be the least likely to be lost to follow-up.
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