NCT03046953 · FLOW
Participant flow
Results reported by the registry submitting party. Population, time horizon, units and missing values must be read together.
- groups
- description
- Patients received Avelumab 10mg/kg by IV infusion once every 2 weeks. A maximum of 8 cycles, each cycle is 28 days. Avelumab: anti-PDL1 antibody
- id
- FG000
- title
- Avelumab
- periods
- drop Withdraws
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 21
- type
- Relapse/progressive disease
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 2
- type
- Death
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 3
- type
- Withdrawal by Subject
- milestones
- achievements
- comment
- Of the 35 patients registered on the trial, only 32 actually started treatment.
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 32
- type
- STARTED
- achievements
- comment
- 16 patients completed cycle 3 with disease assessments done and so were evaluable
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 16
- comment
- Patients had to reach the CT scan assessment for cycle 3 to be evaluable for the trial
- type
- Completed Cycle 3
- achievements
- comment
- 10 patients completed cycle 6, 9 disease assessments done, one disease assessment not done
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 10
- type
- Completed Cycle 6
- achievements
- comment
- 6 patients completed cycle 8, 4 disease assessments done, 2 disease assessments not done
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 6
- type
- Completed Cycle 8
- achievements
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 6
- type
- COMPLETED
- achievements
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 26
- type
- NOT COMPLETED
- title
- Overall Study
- pre Assignment Details
- Of 35 enrolled patients, only 32 started treatment. Of the 3 patients who did not start treatment, one died, one relapsed and one was found to be ineligible post registration.
- recruitment Details
- Patient were recruited from November 14, 2017 to November 18, 2019 at 14 UK (United Kingdom) hospitals by clinician referral. The first patient was recruited on December 8, 2017, and the final patient recruited on November 18, 2019.
Complete source fields
- groups
- description
- Patients received Avelumab 10mg/kg by IV infusion once every 2 weeks. A maximum of 8 cycles, each cycle is 28 days. Avelumab: anti-PDL1 antibody
- id
- FG000
- title
- Avelumab
- periods
- drop Withdraws
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 21
- type
- Relapse/progressive disease
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 2
- type
- Death
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 3
- type
- Withdrawal by Subject
- milestones
- achievements
- comment
- Of the 35 patients registered on the trial, only 32 actually started treatment.
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 32
- type
- STARTED
- achievements
- comment
- 16 patients completed cycle 3 with disease assessments done and so were evaluable
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 16
- comment
- Patients had to reach the CT scan assessment for cycle 3 to be evaluable for the trial
- type
- Completed Cycle 3
- achievements
- comment
- 10 patients completed cycle 6, 9 disease assessments done, one disease assessment not done
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 10
- type
- Completed Cycle 6
- achievements
- comment
- 6 patients completed cycle 8, 4 disease assessments done, 2 disease assessments not done
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 6
- type
- Completed Cycle 8
- achievements
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 6
- type
- COMPLETED
- achievements
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 26
- type
- NOT COMPLETED
- title
- Overall Study
- pre Assignment Details
- Of 35 enrolled patients, only 32 started treatment. Of the 3 patients who did not start treatment, one died, one relapsed and one was found to be ineligible post registration.
- recruitment Details
- Patient were recruited from November 14, 2017 to November 18, 2019 at 14 UK (United Kingdom) hospitals by clinician referral. The first patient was recruited on December 8, 2017, and the final patient recruited on November 18, 2019.
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