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Phase II, open-label clinical trial with a medicinal product. A total of 30 subjects will be included in the study.
All participants will receive a single intravenous dose of 300 MBq of FBB. A 20-minute PET image should be acquired starting at approximately 90 minutes after intravenous injection of FBB.
The present proposal aims are: to assess safety of a single dose of FBB followed by PET scan in individuals with subjective cognitive decline (SCD), to determine the number of SCD subjects with positive visual FBB-PET scan, to determine the number of SCD subjects with positive standardized uptake value ratios (SUVRs) of FBB-PET scan and to explore the cortical pattern of amyloid deposition in SCD subjects.
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statistical methods: Primary outcomes For the analysis of the primary outcomes, a descriptive statistical approach will be implemented, calculating the proportion of adverse events and the proportion of SCD subjects that are positive for FBB-PET at visual assessment 9.2 Data Management Demographical and neuropsychological data will be entered in a data base. Statistical analyses will be performed with the SPSS software for Windows (v.22.0).
Sample size A sample size of 30 subjects has been estimated. Since this is a proof-of-concept study, this assumption has been based on previously published data.
Statistical significance and adjustments for multiplicity The analysis will be carried out according to the principles of the ICHE9 Guide and in accordance with the recommendations of CPM/EWP/908/99 Points to Consider on Multiplicity issues in Clinical Trials. The contrast will be carried out with an Error of Type 5 bilateral I. In any case, since this is a exploratory study, there will be no adjustments for multiplicity.
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The study will be completed when these two premises are met:
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Lorena Rami, Dr.; Anna Cruceta
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