Sentence examples for premarket trial from inspiring English sources

In a premarket trial of more than 400 women, 97% were reported to be "somewhat" to "very satisfied" at follow-up visits up to five years after the process.

Device manufacturers may be contacted with requests for premarket trial data.

However, recent high-profile cases involving potentially dangerous defects in widely used medical devices have increased concerns about the adequacy of premarket trials and postmarket surveillance in establishing the safety of these devices.

This test showed high sensitivity and specificity in premarket trials against WB [ 7, 8].

In addition, prior work suggests that non-high-income countries have larger effect sizes for interventional studies, raising concerns that the populations in high-income countries may not experience the benefits predicted by premarket trials [ 13].

Completion of and timely dissemination of the results from these postapproval studies would provide greater certainty to patients and clinicians about the efficacy and safety signals found in premarket trials.

Premarketing trials contribute poorly to predicting drug-related iatrogenic effects in elderly patients.

As a result of halting sales, Zimmer said that it was also suspending United States premarketing trials of its system for resurfacing, the process that is used in Europe.

Small (survival) treatment effects, limited patient populations, and the increasing number of left ventricular assist devices in development challenge the efficient conduct of premarketing trials (especially in destination therapy) and, maybe more importantly, hamper innovation.

The degree to which insulin aspart is used cannot be solely explained by the results of the premarketing trials.

12 Another explanation for the poor predictive value of priority review status could be because the PMPRB/Prescrire assess drugs at a later stage in their lifecycle whereas Health Canada assigns the review status on the basis of a preliminary evaluation of just the premarket clinical trials.