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Public comment period · §3

Draft monograph: IGF-1 LR3 — disposition

The disposition of every submission and the amendments that resulted.

Document identifier
CEI-CP-056/3
Series
Public comment period
Version
1.0
Published
07 Jul 2024
Last reviewed
07 Jul 2024
Next review
07 Jul 2025
Identifier
10.71829/cei.cp.56
Certainty
Not rated
Cycle
2024 Q2
Window
29 Apr 2024 – 28 Jun 2024
Status
Closed
Submissions
9

§3Disposition and amendments

§3.1Disposition table

Table 1. Every submission with its disposition. Each row links to the submission in full.

ReferenceRespondentPoint raisedDisposition
DRAFT-IGF-1-LR3-MO/001Dr Ngozi ZetterlundThe absence of paediatric evidence is not stated where a reader would look for itAccepted
DRAFT-IGF-1-LR3-MO/002Dr Marisol Dunmore-EkpoRegistered trials that never reported are absent from the monographAccepted
DRAFT-IGF-1-LR3-MO/003Dr Lorcan TrelawneyAdverse event frequencies are given without the denominator or the exposure periodAccepted
DRAFT-IGF-1-LR3-MO/004Dr Emiliana OllerenshawThe monograph should not describe how the compound is supplied outside a regulated routeNoted, no amendment
DRAFT-IGF-1-LR3-MO/005Dr Constança Glendinning-UcheThe same concept is given three different names in one documentAccepted
DRAFT-IGF-1-LR3-MO/006Dr Zdenka Nyquist-ObioraThe analytical section is longer than the clinical assessment it accompaniesAccepted in part
DRAFT-IGF-1-LR3-MO/007Dr Evander Whitmarsh-ObiA purity figure from a certificate is quoted as though it were a content figureAccepted
DRAFT-IGF-1-LR3-MO/008Dr Liesbeth Zaleski-MbekiThe mechanism section is written with more confidence than the clinical section it precedesAccepted in part
DRAFT-IGF-1-LR3-MO/009Dr Quentin ZimmerthalThe monograph does not tell a reader that two vials of the same compound may not contain the same thingAccepted
9 submissions in total.

§3.2Summary by disposition

Table 2. Counts by disposition, with the meaning of each.

DispositionCountMeaning
Accepted6The submission is accepted and the draft is amended as proposed. The amendment is recorded in the amendment log of the document it changed and is traceable to the numbered submission.
Accepted in part2Part of the submission is accepted and part is not. The secretariat response states which part is which and on what ground the remainder was declined.
Noted, no amendment1The submission raises a point the Institute accepts but that does not require a change to the draft, most often because the draft already states it elsewhere. The location is given in the response.
Not accepted0The submission is not accepted. The secretariat response gives the reason. A submission that is not accepted remains published in full; the Institute does not remove a submission because it disagrees with it.

§3.3Resulting amendments

  1. The absence of paediatric evidence is not stated where a reader would look for it — arising from DRAFT-IGF-1-LR3-MO/001. The population table now carries a paediatric row in every monograph, and where evidence exists the trials are named.
  2. Registered trials that never reported are absent from the monograph — arising from DRAFT-IGF-1-LR3-MO/002. The trial list now includes every registered trial the Institute identified, with its reporting status stated, and the monograph reports the proportion of registered trials for which no result has been posted or published.
  3. Adverse event frequencies are given without the denominator or the exposure period — arising from DRAFT-IGF-1-LR3-MO/003. Every reported frequency now carries the number of participants, the number of events and the exposure period, and comparator-arm figures are reported alongside rather than in a separate table.
  4. The same concept is given three different names in one document — arising from DRAFT-IGF-1-LR3-MO/005. A single term is now used throughout for each defined concept, and the glossary entry is linked at first use within each section rather than once per document.
  5. The analytical section is longer than the clinical assessment it accompanies — arising from DRAFT-IGF-1-LR3-MO/006. The analytical section is reduced to compound-specific content and cross-references the relevant standards for the general procedure, which shortens it substantially without removing what is not available elsewhere.
  6. A purity figure from a certificate is quoted as though it were a content figure — arising from DRAFT-IGF-1-LR3-MO/007. Purity and content are now reported in separate rows with separate definitions, and the monograph states that a purity figure sets no bound on content and that a content figure requires a determination against a standard of assigned content.
  7. The mechanism section is written with more confidence than the clinical section it precedes — arising from DRAFT-IGF-1-LR3-MO/008. Every pharmacology section now closes with a statement identifying which described actions are supported by clinical evidence assessed in §3 and which are not. The pharmacology itself is stated as the sources state it.
  8. The monograph does not tell a reader that two vials of the same compound may not contain the same… — arising from DRAFT-IGF-1-LR3-MO/009. A standing paragraph now appears at the head of §8 in every monograph, stating that a determination applies to the lot measured and that a label mass is not a determination.

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