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Table 5 Adverse events reporting

From: A phase III, multicenter, randomized controlled trial of preoperative versus postoperative stereotactic radiosurgery for patients with surgically resectable brain metastases

Study Period/Reporting Procedure

Adverse Event Reporting

SAE Reporting

From time patient signs the consent form until 30 days after end of study treatment.

Yes

Yes

Thirty days after the end of study intervention until the last follow up date.

Yes, if assessed as related or possibly related to the treatment/intervention by the Investigator.

Yes, if assessed as related or possibly related to the treatment/intervention by the Investigator.

How to report

Source documents (e.g., study-specific worksheets) and case report form.

SAEs, unexpected, related/possibly related to be reported through a SAE form to the PI (sponsor) with copy to the Investigator-Initiated Trials team within 24 hours REB/Health Canada to be notified within applicable timeframe.

  1. Abbreviations: PI principal investigator, REB research ethics board, SAE serious adverse event