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Title Vital Signs: Postural Change by Time and Treatment
Description Often in early clinical trials blood pressure data is collected in supine and standing positions. The difference (Standing - Supine) is expected to be positive but if BP drops from the supine to standing position it could result in fainting. Plots of this Postural Change by Time are often used to evaluate the potential of a drug for untoward AEs such as fainting and syncope.
Contributor/Email Rich Anziano (Richard.J.Anziano@Pfizer.com)
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Data This vital signs data was simulated from a typical dose escallation FIH trial. Vital Signs data (Systolic/Diastolic BP, and Pulse) were measured at screening, pre-dose, and at 1, 2, 4, 6, 12, 24 and 48 hours following a single dose. Collections were made in the supine and standing positions. BMI, Height, and Weight were also collected at screening.

There are 56 subjects in the dataset. If there were no missing data there would have been 56 subjects x 7 timepoints x 2 positions per timepoint x 3 vs collections (systolic, diastolic, bp) = 2352 observations in the post screening phase. For BMI, Height and Weight which was only collected at screening, there would be 56 observations corresponding to one obs per subject.

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