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Trial abstract · §2

KISS-IVF-TRIGGER — design and population

Design, allocation, arms and the population enrolled.

Document identifier
CEI-TR-0142/2
Series
Trial abstract
Version
2.2
Published
22 Jan 2023
Last reviewed
22 Sep 2023
Next review
22 Sep 2025
Identifier
10.71829/cei.trial.142
Certainty
Low
Cycle
2023 Q1
Phase
Phase 2
Status
Reported

§2Design and population

§2.1Design and allocation

Design class
Single-arm open-label study
Masking
None
Arms
1
Allocation
Single arm; no randomisation
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
Kisspeptin-1060100.0 %Open-label active treatment; no randomised comparator
Randomised total 60 as published. Arm-level splits are reconstructed and are not published figures.

§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. United Kingdom · Czechia · Republic of Korea · China.

§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 not established — no marketing authorisation. 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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