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N01 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseSelected drug: original question and subclaim verdictRequired |
The selected original claim is increased 50% headache-day response with topiramate in children, graded D with the note of 55% versus 61% with placebo. The parent covers both drugs and is D with 30 points. |
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Each drug’s 50% headache-day response question, grade and note |
Distinguish the original subclaim verdict from this preparation and content review. |
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N02 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseSelected placebo comparisonRequired |
This table concerns topiramate versus placebo. CHAMP also had an amitriptyline arm; distinguish that active-drug comparison from the selected placebo comparison. |
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Distinguish the selected drug, placebo and other active-drug comparisons |
Separate the selected placebo comparison from other active-drug and natural-history questions. |
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N03 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseActual pediatric population and application scopeRequired |
The parent outcome and advertising interpretation restrict the question to 24-week migraine prevention at ages 8–17. The trial was conducted at 31 US centers. |
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Age, diagnosis, baseline headaches, eligibility, exclusions and centers |
Distinguish the original age, diagnosis and period from application to other populations. |
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N04 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseActual drug exposure and dose informationRequired |
The selected intervention is topiramate. The preserved summary says generic drugs were purchased with grant funds and overencapsulated to match placebo. |
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Product, study exposure, dose, titration and duration specifications |
Separate study identity from unverified exposure details. |
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N05 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responsePlacebo identity and masking scopeRequired |
CHAMP is recorded as a multicenter double-blind placebo-controlled trial, with purchased generic drugs overencapsulated to match placebo. |
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Capsules, placebo composition, allocation and role-specific masking |
Distinguish the masking label from actual implementation material. |
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N06 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseRandomization and three-arm denominatorsRequired |
361 participants were randomized 2:2:1: amitriptyline 144, topiramate 145 and placebo 72. The selected drug’s original randomized denominator is 145. |
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Allocation ratio, each arm, analysis and follow-up denominators |
Display total and arm-specific randomization separately from response-analysis denominators. |
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N07 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseAllocation concealment, baseline balance and measurement methodsRequired |
The preserved material describes a publicly funded double-blind randomized trial at 31 centers. Parent bias B2 is the original historical value. |
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Random sequence, concealment, baseline and role-specific measurement |
Distinguish design names from limitations in actual implementation material. |
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N08 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseConcurrent care, rescue medication, drug changes and adherenceRequired |
The current summary identifies the selected preventive drug, placebo and 24-week comparison. |
Display information, scope and gaps from the stored summary; this does not mean completed content review or a new efficacy/harm verdict. |
Arm-specific accompanying exposure, rescue, adherence and change handling |
Distinguish assignment effects from actual-use and concurrent-care limitations. |
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N09 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseOriginal 50% headache-day response definition and periodRequired |
The primary endpoint was the proportion with at least a 50% reduction in headache days during the final 28 days of 24 weeks compared with the baseline 28 days. |
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Baseline/final periods, response threshold and headache-day definition |
Distinguish threshold response from mean change and other symptom measures. |
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N10 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseHeadache-day collection, recording and missing-data handlingRequired |
The preserved material provides the proportional endpoint based on baseline and final 28-day headache records. |
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Headache recording, measurement, omissions, assessment masking and response classification |
Distinguish people from recording days, repeated measurements and adjudication denominators. |
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N11 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseSelected-arm and placebo responder percentagesRequired |
The topiramate responder rate was 55% and placebo 61%. The original text says both active-drug responder percentages were numerically lower than placebo. |
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Original selected/placebo response proportions, denominators and aggregation |
Show original selected percentages together with gaps in analysis denominators and event counts. |
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N12 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseSelected drug’s OR, interval and P valueRequired |
Topiramate versus placebo is preserved as OR 0.81, interval 0.39–1.68 and P=0.48. |
Display information, scope and gaps from the stored summary; this does not mean completed content review or a new efficacy/harm verdict. |
Effect measure, original interval and test for the selected placebo comparison |
Separate selected-drug estimates from other active-drug and review estimates. |
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N13 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseInterval level and multiplicity across three comparisonsRequired |
The three pairwise comparisons used Bonferroni-adjusted two-sided alpha 0.017. The original summary explicitly labels the amitriptyline interval as 98.3% CI and records the topiramate interval as 0.39–1.68. |
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Original interval levels, three pairwise tests and adjustment plan |
Preserve interval labels and the multiple-comparison plan separately. |
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N14 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseNumerical percentages versus superiority or equivalenceRequired |
The preserved original text says neither active drug exceeded placebo and their responder percentages were numerically lower. |
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Original proportions, comparative effects, intervals and interpretation |
Distinguish numerical ordering from comparative testing, equivalence and precision. |
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N15 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseResponse estimand and actual analysis populationRequired |
The preserved evidence provides 361 randomized participants and arm-specific responder percentages and ORs. |
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Assignment/actual-use effects, analysis populations, missing data and adjustment models |
Distinguish randomized, actual-use and completer effects and analysis denominators. |
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N16 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug response24-week completion and incomplete-follow-up limitationsRequired |
Selected topiramate’s 24-week completion is recorded as 78%. The parent rationale describes 20–22% incomplete follow-up across the two active drugs. |
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Arm-specific completion, discontinuation, withdrawal reasons and handling |
Present completion separately from response, observation and analysis denominators. |
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N17 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseSelected drug’s prespecified futility-interim valuesRequired |
The original study records amitriptyline 16% and topiramate 14% conditional power below the prespecified 20% futility threshold. The selected topiramate value is 14%. |
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Interim analysis, conditional power and prespecified futility threshold |
Distinguish planned futility values from actual response effects. |
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N18 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseEarly stopping decision and statistical-boundary namesRequired |
The trial stopped at the prespecified futility threshold after DSMB recommendation and NINDS approval. The original text says no separate name was given to the stopping boundary. |
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DSMB recommendation, NINDS approval, stopping time and original boundary |
Connect prespecified stopping rules with actual stopping and incomplete-follow-up limitations. |
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N19 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responsePrespecified clinical threshold and exclusion of meaningful benefitRequired |
The original rationale says no prespecified clinical threshold allowed exclusion of meaningful benefit, and the counterpoint says wide intervals leave benefit possible. |
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Prespecified response-benefit threshold, intervals and clinical importance |
Distinguish null results from the range of benefit that can be excluded. |
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N20 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseRegistration, protocol, SAP and prespecified plans actually readRequired |
CHAMP’s registration identifier is NCT01581281. The preserved summary describes the primary endpoint, multiple comparisons and planned interim analysis. |
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Original registration, endpoints, interim analyses and amendment history |
Distinguish preserved plan narratives from actual external-original reading. |
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N21 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseDirect comparison between the two active drugsRequired |
The original material records three pairwise comparisons, but presents each drug’s placebo comparison as the selected effect. |
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Original active-drug comparative effects, intervals and question |
Display placebo comparisons separately from direct active-drug comparisons. |
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N22 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseExtension to adults, other preventives or other clinical endpointsRequired |
The original advertising interpretation says adult migraine evidence cannot be transferred to ages 8–17 and restricts the claim to these two drugs and 24-week prevention. |
Display information, scope and gaps from the stored summary; this does not mean completed content review or a new efficacy/harm verdict. |
Direct evidence by age, indication, ingredient, function and clinical outcome |
Distinguish the selected pediatric response from other populations and outcomes. |
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N23 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseOne CHAMP report, sibling tables and shared placeboRequired |
The two tables share the same CHAMP report, registration, 72 placebo participants and 2959 preserved summary. Separating the drug questions does not create a new trial. |
Display information, scope and gaps from the stored summary; this does not mean completed content review or a new efficacy/harm verdict. |
Link the same trial, three arms, registration, bibliography and participants |
Distinguish comparison questions from the same trial, shared control and participant units. |
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N24 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseScope of linking the topiramate review to the selected drugRequired |
Le 2017 is recorded as a topiramate review of at least 50% reduction in headache frequency, with 4 RCTs and 465 participants. It is review context for topiramate’s 50% response; CHAMP inclusion, overlap, endpoint correspondence and unique-trial totals are unverified. |
Display information, scope and gaps from the stored summary; this does not mean completed content review or a new efficacy/harm verdict. |
Review populations, ingredient, endpoint, duration, included trials and selected applicability |
Distinguish topiramate-review context from the selected direct placebo trial. |
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N25 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseOriginal effect in the topiramate meta-analysisRequired |
The Le 2017 review records a null result for at least 50% headache-frequency reduction: RR 1.26, 95% CI 0.94–1.67 and P=0.12. |
Display information, scope and gaps from the stored summary; this does not mean completed content review or a new efficacy/harm verdict. |
Review response definitions, effect measure, interval, test and inclusion context |
Separate the original RR from the direct trial’s OR, period and endpoint. |
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N26 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseRepeated null findings across the two drugsRequired |
The original counterview says direct placebo evidence for amitriptyline is mainly the single CHAMP trial; topiramate meta-analyses concern that ingredient’s context. |
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Drug-specific direct evidence, independent replication and unique-trial linkage |
Preserve drug-specific evidence scope and differences in replication. |
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N27 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responsePublic grants, drug purchases and product supportRequired |
CHAMP had NIH/NINDS and NCATS public grants; generic drugs were purchased and capsules matched using grant funds. The Korean product record states no pharmaceutical donation, analysis service or cofunding, while the English record says these were not reported. |
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Funding, generic purchases, pharmaceutical support and contracts |
Distinguish publicly funded purchases from pharmaceutical support and unverified roles. |
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N28 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseAuthors, analysis, medical writing, publication costs and data rightsRequired |
The preserved summary provides public funding and some pharmaceutical-support items. |
Display information, scope and gaps from the stored summary; this does not mean completed content review or a new efficacy/harm verdict. |
Author affiliations, company relationships and analysis/writing/publication roles |
Display known funding separately from unverified roles. |
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N29 · Supplementary harm evidenceSelected drug’s common harmsSupplementary |
The safety summary says paresthesia and weight loss were more common with topiramate. |
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Selected/placebo event definitions, collection, frequency and denominators |
Separate drug-specific common events from placebo comparisons and collection gaps. |
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N30 · Supplementary harm evidenceSelected drug’s treatment-related serious eventsSupplementary |
The original safety sentence records 1 suicide-attempt event in the topiramate arm as an adjudicated treatment-related serious event. |
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Serious events, relatedness adjudication, people/events and exposure denominators |
Distinguish original reported relatedness from limits in direct causality and person counts. |
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N31 · Supplementary harm evidence24-week harms versus long-term and rare-event safetySupplementary |
The current pediatric comparison is 24 weeks with early stopping and incomplete follow-up. The parent safety warning is original verdict context. |
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Long-term exposure, follow-up, withdrawal, rare events and population-specific material |
Separate efficacy comparisons from long-term/rare-harm gaps. |
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N32 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseActual summary reading and unread external materialsRequired |
The entire 2959 preserved summary was read. CHAMP and Le-review PubMed URLs are linked as in the original bibliography. |
Display information, scope and gaps from the stored summary; this does not mean completed content review or a new efficacy/harm verdict. |
Status of two bibliographic records, stored summary, abstracts, full texts, registration and plans |
Display summary reading separately from unread external materials. |
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N33 · Comparative efficacy · Pediatric drug responseOriginal history, verdict linkage, preparation and content reviewRequired |
Original Korean/English text, axes, 2026-08-26 cut-off, empty corrections/deliberation and selected subclaim are preserved as a complete copy. Original candidate pending/eligibility labels are selection history. |
Display information, scope and gaps from the stored summary; this does not mean completed content review or a new efficacy/harm verdict. |
Subclaim/parent Korean-English text, axes, dates, corrections, existing selection and condition preservation/application |
Record original verdicts/corrections separately from preparation and content review. |