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January 17, 2008The Journal of Clinical Pharmacology

Performance Characteristics for Some Typical QT Study Designs Under the ICH E‐14 Guidance

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Key result

Simulation experiments of thorough QT studies showed that the intersection-union test yielded false positive rates up to 60% despite no drug effect, highlighting significant limitations of the test.

Population

Simulation experiments based on 4 recently conducted thorough QT (TQT) trials

Design

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Authors

MHMatthew M. HutmacherAmgen (United States)SCSunny ChapelUniversity of IowaMAMarilyn A. AginPfizer (United States)

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Implication

May inflate false QT signals in drug development; challenges ICH E14 IUT guidance and leaves open validation of alternatives.

Structured PICO

P
Population
Simulation experiments based on 4 recently conducted thorough QT (TQT) trials
E
Exposure
Noninferiority intersection-union test (IUT) for evaluating QT prolongation
O
Outcome
False positive rate of the IUT

The intersection-union test (IUT) recommended by ICH E14 for thorough QT studies may have high false positive rates, revealing significant limitations in excluding QT prolongation effects for certain trial designs.

Limitations

  • Significant limitations of the IUT with respect to excluding an effect and study interpretation for certain trial designs

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Hutmacher et al. (2008) studied QT prolongation. Intersection-union test (IUT) was evaluated on False positive rate (positive TQT study rate despite no drug effect). Simulation experiments of thorough QT studies showed that the intersection-union test yielded false positive rates up to 60% despite no drug effect, highlighting significant limitations of the test.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a945f5dd05beabec064ce76https://doi.org/10.1177/0091270007311921
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