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Oral cyanocobalamin ampule regimen × Day-90 hemoglobin in B12-deficiency megaloblastic anemia versus intramuscular administration of the same compound

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1 Met Full text not readStored summary read N01 · Independent claimWhich actual B12 regimens are being compared for day-90 Hb?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
The question is whether the actual oral regimen of swallowing Dodex cyanocobalamin ampule+fruit juice raises day-90 Hb more than same-schedule IM in adults with B12-deficiency megaloblastic anemia. The subclaims list is actually empty. Efficacy versus no treatment, equivalence and noninferiority were not made the question.
Verification that the boundary is preserved; not establishment of superiority or certification of efficacy for all B12 products.
The original question of day-90 Hb in adults with laboratory-confirmed B12-deficiency megaloblastic anemia: oral ampule+fruit juice versus the same compound IM
Identify direct comparisons within this boundary, and treat other forms, populations and endpoints as separate questions.
2 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N02 · Chemical form and productIs the cyanocobalamin product distinguished from unverified manufacturing details?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Retained S01 specifies Dodex(Deva, Turkey) cyanocobalamin 1000mcg ampules. Manufacturing origin, batch, purity, additional salt and release specifications are not reported. Other B12 chemical forms and oral tablets were not substituted.
The product/ingredient is reported, but manufacturing, batch, additional chemical-form/release details and a current comparison with the original PDF remain unverified.
Documentation of the original Dodex/Deva product's active ingredient, manufacturing origin, batch, purity, additional salt and release specifications
Compare the original trial product documentation and batch/ingredient records with actual administration records.
3 Met Full text not readStored summary read N03 · Actual route and physical formulationIs oral ampule+fruit juice being read as a tablet comparison or an isolated-route comparison?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
The retained original regimen compares oral administration of the same cyanocobalamin ampule contents mixed into 20mL fruit juice and swallowed with IM administration. It is not a tablet, sublingual, intranasal or intravenous regimen. Fruit juice is specified only for the oral arm, so this does not establish pharmacokinetic equivalence of the routes in isolation.
Verification of the criterion distinguishing the currently retained regimens. This is not new verification of the original administration documents or pharmacokinetics.
The original S01 section on oral ampule contents/20mL fruit juice, the same IM product and actual administration methods
Check the original administration section and product records, and design an isolated-route/formulation comparison separately.
4 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N04 · Nominal dose and cumulative doseIs the 1000mcg schedule distinguished from the exact 90-day total?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
The nominal schedule for both arms is 1 time at 1000mcg, daily for 10 days→1 time per week for 4 weeks→1 time per month. The 14000mcg for the first 14 administrations is the historical subtotal; the exact 90-day cumulative dose remains unverified. No cumulative-dose calculation or recommended dose was created in this review.
The nominal dose/schedule is retained, but exact administration dates and total dose over 90 days, and actual exposure, have not been verified.
Nominal dose for 1 time in each arm, daily/weekly/monthly schedules, administration dates throughout 90 days and actual total dose
Link original prescription/administration dates and actual doses taken in each arm to the time points and denominators.
5 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N05 · Actual adherence and concurrent exposureHave actual doses taken and dietary/concurrent B12 been verified?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Quantitative adherence and total dietary, fortified-food and concurrent B12 exposure could not be verified in the retained source. The planned schedule alone was not described as verifying balance in actual exposure or the effect of adherence.
The link between actual exposure/adherence and the analysis remains unverified.
Arm-specific adherence/missed administrations, diet, fortified foods, concurrent B12 and exposure records and analyses
Compare arm-specific dosing/missed administrations and dietary/concurrent exposure with the effects of assignment/adherence.
6 Met Full text not readStored summary read N06 · Observation periodIs 90-day observation separated from the lifelong monthly plan?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Observation lasted 90 days. A lifelong administration plan of 1 time per month is not a record of lifelong observation. This question and the original values were restricted to 90 days.
Verification of the boundary between the retained plan and observation; not verification of long-term efficacy or safety.
Distinguishing S01 administration, visits/end of observation and monthly maintenance plans from actual follow-up
When asking about maintenance or effects after discontinuation, obtain actual long-term follow-up and its denominators separately.
7 Met Full text not readStored summary read N07 · Actual population and cutoffsWhich adults with B12-deficiency anemia were compared?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
The actual S01 participants were nonpregnant, nonlactating adults aged 32–87, reported to have B12<160pg/mL, MCV>94fL and megaloblastic anemia; baseline Hb in the analyzed groups was <12g/dL. This was not extended to the general population with normal B12, children or pregnancy/lactation.
Verification of the retained population definition; this does not imply the same effect in all adults or special populations.
Inclusion/exclusion for ages 32–87, nonpregnant/nonlactating status, B12<160pg/mL, MCV>94fL, megaloblastic anemia and Hb<12 in the analyzed groups
Link original eligibility, baseline distributions and exclusions to the actual denominators of the direct comparison.
8 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N08 · Causes and iron/folate statusIs the entire cohort being called confirmed pernicious anemia, or are cause-specific Hb results being invented?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Dietary and gastric causes, suspected malabsorption and unverified causes are mixed. Intrinsic-factor testing was not performed, and the entire cohort was not described as confirmed pernicious anemia. Folate was reported as normal, but iron status and cause-specific Hb were not reported.
Mixed causes and folate information are retained, but confirmation by cause, iron status and Hb comparisons remain unverified.
Dietary/gastric, malabsorption and unverified causes; intrinsic-factor testing, iron/folate status and cause-specific Hb
Review causes/baseline tests and prespecified stratified Hb comparisons with the actual denominators.
9 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N09 · Comparator, concomitant treatment and rescue treatmentCan the same IM schedule be distinguished from common anemia treatment?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
The active comparator is the same Dodex1000mcg IM with the same loading/weekly/monthly schedule. Iron, folate, transfusion, erythropoietin and rescue treatment remain unverified; fruit juice is specified only for oral administration. This was not converted into an untreated comparator.
The actual active comparator is retained, but balance in background/rescue treatment between arms and the oral regimen's contribution remain unverified.
Actual records of the same Dodex IM, arm-specific iron/folate/transfusion/EPO, rescue treatment/changes, adherence and fruit juice
Compare arm-specific background treatment, changes/rescue records and the analysis of the Hb effect of interest.
10 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N10 · Hb measurementIs the objectivity of Hb the same as verification of actual testing and assessor blinding?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Hb is an objective laboratory measure in g/dL, but Hb analyst blinding remains unverified. Endoscopy blinding was not transferred to Hb assessment. Hb is distinct from fatigue, transfusion, death and daily functioning.
The endpoint/unit is available, but comparison against the original source for Hb testing implementation, assessors and arm-specific measurement limitations is incomplete.
Hb(g/dL) assay method/time points, measurements by arm, analyst blinding and missing measurements/errors
Compare the original assay section with Hb assessment/time points and denominators by arm.
11 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N11 · Endpoint and day-90 hierarchyIs an article-stated primary Hb endpoint the same as a registry-verified unique primary visit?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Hb is one of the article-stated primary endpoints, and day 90 is the last planned and reported response assessment. It is not a registry-verified unique prespecified primary time point. The difference whereby day 90 is absent from the abbreviated Methods CBC visit list but present in the response criteria/table at day 90 is preserved.
Timing information is available in the article/table, but verification against the plan of the prespecified hierarchy, multiplicity and differences in the lists remains incomplete.
Original Response Criteria/table, CBC visit list and endpoint/time-point hierarchy in the registry/protocol/SAP
Compare the original plan/visit schedule and registry amendment history with the actually reported day-90 assessment.
12 Met Full text not readStored summary read N12 · Arm-specific Hb and SDAre arm-specific Hb means/SDs at baseline and day 90 linked without changing their values?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Retained Hb mean(SD) values are oral baseline 8.4(2.1)→day 90 13.8(0.7), and IM 8.3(2.3)→13.7(0.9) g/dL. The analyzed denominators are oral 26/IM 34; SD was not changed to SE, and no new calculations were performed.
Verification of exact preservation and attribution of the numbers; not a visual verification of the publisher PDF in this review.
Oral/IM baseline and day-90 means(SD), g/dL and analyzed denominators 26/34 in the original S01 table
When checking the original table/transcription's numbers, definitions of dispersion and denominators at each time point, preserve and compare all before/after values.
13 Met Full text not readStored summary read N13 · Unadjusted endpoint differenceFor which between-group effect is +0.10g/dL the retained calculation?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Oral−IM +0.10g/dL is the historically reconstructed unadjusted day-90 endpoint mean difference. It was explicitly substituted because the prioritized adjusted/change estimate was unavailable; it was not labeled a prespecified NI analysis or the original Mann–Whitney test.
Verification that the existing calculation's definition and provenance are preserved; not a new efficacy calculation or certification of a prespecified analysis.
Direction and calculation provenance of the unadjusted day-90 endpoint mean difference, and absence of the prioritized adjusted/change effect
If the original adjusted/change estimand becomes available, compare its definition and values in a separate version.
14 Met Full text not readStored summary read N14 · Within-group change and causalityAre +5.4 in both arms and a rounded change difference of 0 being read as no effect/equivalence?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Rounded within-group mean increases are approximately +5.4g/dL in both arms; the rounded change difference of 0 is descriptive. Within-group improvement is not an effect versus no treatment, and a change difference of 0 does not verify equivalence or no effect. The corresponding establishment flags in the original interpretation are false.
Verification of the criteria for preserving interpretive boundaries and historical values; not a reassessment of the clinical conclusion.
Rounded within-group changes, between-group effects, change variance/CI and definition of the comparison
Check the original change-score variance/between-group CI and analysis, and review them separately from endpoint-value results.
15 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N15 · Adjusted and change estimatesWere the adjusted endpoint difference and change-score uncertainty reported?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
adjusted_effect, change_score_CI and reported_exact_between_group_P are empty. Baseline adjustment, change variance and P values were not calculated in this review. The unadjusted endpoint reconstruction does not resolve these gaps.
The original values/definitions of the prioritized adjusted/change analysis and exact between-group test remain unverified.
Baseline-adjusted endpoint effect/model, change SD/CI, analysis population and handling of missing data
Obtain the original analysis/supplement, arm-specific paired-change variance/covariance and handling of missing data.
16 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N16 · Reconstructed CIAre the exact values, provenance and interpretive limitations of the 95% CI preserved?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
The historical exact values of editor_reconstructed_CI95 are [-0.313492,0.513492]g/dL, displayed as −0.31~+0.51. This is not the original Mann–Whitney/NI analysis; it includes 0 and differences in both directions. Without a clinical margin, it does not exclude meaningful benefit.
The reconstructed interval is retained, but the originally reported/adjusted and change intervals and a justified clinically important difference remain unverified.
C02 editor-reconstructed endpoint-difference CI, original arm-specific SDs/denominators, calculation conditions and clinically important difference
If the original estimate/interval and calculation definition become available, separately compare arm-specific denominators/dispersion and clinical criteria.
17 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N17 · Clinical importanceIs there a verified Hb MCID/important difference?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
verified_between_group_MCID is empty. Historical Hedges g0.12039708 or E~ represents magnitude under statistical conventions only; it does not verify failure to meet an MCID, a clinically positive result or exclusion of important benefit.
A justified clinical-importance criterion for the selected between-group Hb difference remains unverified.
A justified important between-group difference for the selected B12-deficiency anemia, day-90 Hb and active comparator
Obtain evidence of importance for this population/scale/time point and compare it separately with the relevant effect/CI.
18 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N18 · Superiority, equivalence and NIWas the authors' interpretation of similarity converted into verified equivalence?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
The authors interpreted the routes as similarly effective, but prespecified equivalence/NI margins and requirements remain unverified. formal_Hb_NI_margin is empty, and establishment of superiority, equivalence, NI and no effect was retained as false.
The original interpretation exists, but the formal evidence for equivalence/NI and requirements for establishing superiority have not been verified.
Original authors' interpretation, superiority/equivalence/NI design and prespecified margins/analysis requirements
If an NI/equivalence question is separately assigned, review its prespecified margin, analysis and precision against the relevant requirements.
19 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N19 · Allocation and completer denominatorsWhich denominators do 70/10/26/34 each represent?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
After 70 participants were enrolled, 10 lost to follow-up after day10 were excluded, and oral 26/IM 34 were analyzed. Original allocation denominators by arm remain unverified. Completer counts were not used as initial allocation counts, and the 10/70 dropout rate was not newly calculated.
Total enrollment/losses and completer counts are available, but original allocation by arm and measurements/analyses at each time point remain unverified.
70 enrolled, 10 lost to follow-up after day10, oral 26/IM34 analyzed, original allocation by arm and numbers measured at each time point
Link the original flow diagram, arm-specific visit/analysis denominators and handling of missing data to the outcome of interest.
20 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N20 · Missing data and analysis populationCan the effect of assignment/ITT be verified from completer results?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
The current result is a 90-day completer analysis. Arm-specific reasons/distribution for the exclusion of 10 participants and ITT, imputation and sensitivity analyses have not been verified. Completer analysis was not automatically designated an effect of assignment or PP.
Detailed evidence on the relevance of missing data, the effect of assignment and the analysis population/handling remains unverified.
Reasons for losses/distribution by arm, relationship to outcomes, ITT/imputation, sensitivity/PP definitions and estimand
Obtain arm-specific losses/original outcomes, the planned analysis and sensitivity analyses for missing data.
21 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N21 · Design and allocationHave both block randomization and implementation of concealment been verified?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
S01 is a single-center prospective randomized open-label active-control trial and reports block randomization. Implementation of allocation concealment is not reported. No official RoB/GRADE assessment was performed in this review, and concealment failure was not established.
Design/allocation is reported, but verification of actual concealment, implementation and baseline comparisons remains incomplete.
Single-center parallel active-control design, block allocation/concealment implementation, baseline balance and original Methods
Compare original allocation implementation and baseline balance with the Hb outcome of interest.
22 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N22 · Open-label regimens and measurementWere the limitations of open-label routes and the objectivity of Hb reviewed separately?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
In the open-label route comparison, oral administration involved fruit juice and IM was nurse-administered. Hb is an objective test, but analyst blinding/concomitant treatment remain unverified. Endoscopy blinding was not borrowed, and the trial was not automatically classified as failed or unbiased.
The actual open-label/assessment context is retained, but implementation details concerning changes and measurement remain unverified.
Patient/clinician/assessor blinding, administration differences, Hb measurement and changes in concomitant treatment
Compare route-specific care, changes in concomitant treatment and implementation of Hb assessment against the original records.
23 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N23 · Registration, protocol and SAPWere S01's prespecified plan and actual results compared?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
S01 preregistration, protocol/SAP and the unique primary-visit hierarchy remain unverified. The S23–S26 shells or the OB12 protocol were not used as the S01 plan. Failure to obtain material does not establish nonregistration or selective reporting.
Material for comparing prespecified plans, multiplicity and selection/changes for the Hb outcome of interest remains unverified.
S01 registration, protocol, SAP, primary time point/analysis, multiplicity and amendment history
After verifying identity, compare S01's actual registration/plan/history with its Hb reporting.
24 Met Full text not readStored summary read N24 · Reports and trial familiesAre 28 original articles, index records and reviews being counted as 28 replications?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
S01/S02 belong to TF-BOL2003 with the same DOI10.1016/S0149-2918(03)90096-8 and PMID14749150. S04/S05 are the OB12 original article/protocol; S27 is a supplementary lead. The 28 bibliographic records include reviews, safety/labels and registry attempts, so they were not counted as 28 trials.
Verification that report overlap/roles are distinguished; unique independent trial and participant counts across all 28 reports were not newly established.
The same DOI/PMID for S01/S02, OB12 original article/protocol/supplementary leads, report types and family links
Verify each report's family identity by comparing original registration, institutions/recruitment periods and participant overlap.
25 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N25 · Replication of the same questionAre other B12 studies being called replications of the same day-90 Hb result?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
The retained decisive direct family is TF-BOL2003 alone; R1 is the internal code for that narrow boundary. Replication of the exact same claim could not be verified. Differences in other populations/forms/endpoints were not converted into R0, and no new replication count was calculated.
Independent replication of this actual regimen/population/endpoint at 90 days remains unverified within the current retained scope.
Unique direct comparisons matching the population, product, route, active comparator and day-90 Hb/denominators
If a new directly eligible comparison is authorized/obtained, compare family-specific criteria and opposing results together.
26 Met Full text not readStored summary read N26 · Favorable opposing evidenceAre Gupta2025's favorable Hb results and the reason for exclusion both present?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Gupta2025's favorable Hb results are preserved, but were not combined with this claim because there was no confirmed B12-deficiency anemia stratum. Retain the historical selected S06 PDF pages and locations: p721 eligibility/common IFA, p724 Hb and p726 safety/funding/registration.
Verification of preservation of positive evidence and reasons for exclusion; not new verification of S06 numerical results or full text in this review.
S06 Hb results in anemic women, confirmed B12-deficiency anemia stratum/background IFA, product/denominators/duration
Compare original S06 eligibility, strata/product/background treatment and exact Hb results as a separate eligibility question.
27 Met Full text not readStored summary read N27 · Unfavorable opposing evidenceAre Tandon2022's results unfavorable to oral treatment and the reason for pediatric exclusion present?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Tandon2022's Hb results unfavorable to oral treatment are preserved, but were not combined with this adult claim because it was a pediatric trial. Historical access to only lines40–44 of the original S13 abstract was not converted into current full-text verification.
Verification of preservation of unfavorable evidence and the population-based reason for exclusion. Do not combine it as direct contradiction or replication in adults.
S13 pediatric nutritional megaloblastic anemia, direction of Hb findings in the original abstract and difference from the adult boundary
Obtain the population/regimen/time points, denominators and results within their original scope, and link them to a separate pediatric question.
28 Met Full text not readStored summary read N28 · Adjacent endpoints and routesAre serum B12, Hct and other routes substituting for the selected Hb outcome?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Hct in S03, serum B12 normalization NI in OB12 S04/S05, biomarkers/preferences in S07, RYGB in S08, metformin/Sucrosomial serum B12 in S12 and 3 non-oral routes in S14 differ from the selected day-90 Hb outcome. The relevant bibliography/access levels were preserved, and no new Hb results were created.
Verification explaining the applicability boundaries of the question/materials; not an efficacy reassessment of adjacent studies.
Roles of reports on Kuzminski Hct, OB12 serum normalization, metabolism/preferences/RYGB and other forms/intranasal/IV administration
After actually obtaining each original Methods/table and population-specific Hb results, separately review whether it addresses the same question.
29 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N29 · Reviews and unaccessed leadsWere review summaries/registry shells used as original trial results?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Preserve the historical scope: S09 abstract/full text inaccessible, S10 conference bibliography/results inaccessible, S11 indexed excerpt, S15 official summary/full review inaccessible, S17 first PDF page, and S19 excerpt favoring injections for Hb/underlying trial unverified. S23–S26 are JS shells, S27 an unopened supplementary lead, and S28 an article's CTRI mention without an obtained official record.
Leads/review roles exist, but comparison of unaccessed original results, registry plans/history and underlying families remains unverified.
Material types and reading scope for unaccessed S09–S11, reviews/evidence tables S15–S19 and registry/supplementary leads S23–S28
In an authorized update, compare identities, content and families of original reports, official registry records and supplements.
30 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N30 · Funding and product supplyDoes I1 verify actual mixed funding or independence?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
S01 funding sources and product supply remain unverified. I1 is an internal rule-based value for unverified funding, not proof of mixed funding. Author employment/patents, absence of disclosed COI and independent funding were not inferred.
Original disclosures of independence/conflicts of interest and product-supply materials remain unverified.
S01 research funding, product supply, author disclosures/institutions and original Funding/COI
Check original S01 funding/supply, author disclosures, relevant institutions and family information.
31 Met Full text not readStored summary read N31 · Historical assessment and methodsAre C, 46, E~ and the empty precision value being read as a new assessment or an MCID?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Leave historical efficacy C, 46, Caution and B/S/R1/I1/E~/B2/empty precision unchanged. E~ is not proof of failure to meet an MCID or statistical positivity; empty precision does not mean no CI. Document quality A and single-assistant self-review are not independent clinical/GRADE certification.
Verification of preservation of historical values and methodological interpretation boundaries; not a new efficacy, safety or grade assessment.
Boundaries of the original grade/score/Caution, axes, document quality A, self-review and method implementation
If an individual correction is authorized, review it as a separate event preserving the complete original assessment, before/after values and reasons.
32 Met Full text not readStored summary read N32 · Current and historical readingIs this review's summary reading distinguished from historical full-text transcription access?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Reading in this review covers the current 3113 stored summary's 17 KO fields, structure/1 evidence entry and 28 bibliographic/historical access records. The historical 2026-09-16 scope, including the S01 repository full-text transcription, selected S06 PDF pages, the first S17 PDF page and official safety documents, was not converted into current external reading. Summary links connect to actual values/pointers/stored-summary SHA.
Verification distinguishing current from historical reading and summaries from original full texts. Not verification of current external original bytes/full texts.
Exact pointers in the currently stored manuscript, 28 bibliographic records/locations and historical material types/access levels/dates
If original-material acquisition/actual reading is authorized, separately record the edition, sections read and file SHA for each material type.
33 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N33 · Original PDF/transcription comparisonHas a current visual comparison with the publisher PDF been performed?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Historical S01 access was to a repository full-text transcription. Visual comparison with the publisher PDF remains unresolved; the original PDF, old ZIP, calculation log and transcription were not newly opened in this review. The stored manuscript SHA was not described as the original article PDF SHA.
A current visual comparison of the original publisher PDF with the transcription, numerical values and hierarchy remains unverified.
Original publisher PDF, repository transcription, tables/units/footnotes and a visual-comparison event
After authorized/lawful acquisition of the original PDF, compare actual tables, footnotes and text against the transcription and record the edition/hash.
34 Met Full text not readStored summary read N34 · Search, registration and publication statusAre gaps in the current retained scope being described as absence of current studies?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
The evidence cutoff is 2026-09-16, and the actual review date recorded here is 2026-10-05. Original audit/search_log and access_log paths/summaries and the absence of subscription Embase/Scopus searches or complete exports are historical. New clinical searches/registry/correction queries for 3113 in this review total 0; gaps were not converted into absence of studies.
Verification of the criterion distinguishing the cutoff date and review scope; not a current exhaustive check of existence, corrections or retractions.
Evidence cutoff 2026-09-16, original search/access summaries, actual reading in this review and scope regarding unpublished material/corrections/retractions
In a separately authorized update, record actual search expressions, scope, failures and original responses for searches/registration/corrections as a new event.
35 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N35 · Harm definitions and collectionDoes no reported treatment-related adverse reaction mean total AE0?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
The original statement is a 90-day record for oral 26/IM34 that no treatment-related adverse reactions were reported. Separate accounting and collection methods for all AEs, SAEs and AE-related discontinuations remain unverified; this was not converted into all AE0.
A treatment-related narrative is available, but total-event definitions, systematic collection, severity and discontinuation accounting remain unverified.
S01 treatment-related AE definition, collection method, all AEs/SAEs, discontinuations, severity and original denominators
Check the original Tolerability section, collection/adverse-event tables and discontinuation/loss records.
36 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N36 · Safety denominators and lossesDoes safety coverage include the 10 participants outside the 26/34 completers?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Link the treatment-related AE narrative to the oral 26/IM 34 analyzed at 90 days. Safety of the 10 participants lost after day10 remains unverified. It was not stated that all events were collected for all 70 enrolled participants or that event incidence was 0.
Analysis duration and completer counts are available, but the total safety denominator, events among lost participants, exposure time and incidence remain unverified.
Total exposure/safety denominators, numbers of affected people/events, 90-day/early follow-up and safety of the 10 lost participants
Link arm-specific exposure/safety analysis counts, reasons for losses/events and follow-up duration to the original records.
37 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N37 · Harms: timing, comparison and alternativesDoes a no-event narrative verify comparative safety or causal safety of oral treatment?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
There is a narrative that no related AEs were reported in both arms, but detailed information on event onset/recovery, re-exposure, overall comparative risk, concomitant treatment and safety among lost participants remains unverified. Untreated background incidence and causal safety of oral treatment were not inferred.
Events/timing, alternative explanations and denominators for actual comparative harms remain unverified.
Arm-specific events; timing of exposure, onset, discontinuation and recovery; IM comparator; concomitant treatment; baseline/loss-related alternative explanations
Check material that permits comparison of original arm-specific events/timing with concomitant treatment, baseline risks and missing data.
38 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N38 · Official safety materials and independent eventsAre official notices/labels being counted as independent clinical replications of harms?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
S20 official explanatory material, S21 cyanocobalamin/hydroxocobalamin cobalt notice and S22 cyanocobalamin injection label are historical materials. These 3 documents were not counted as 3 independent harm trials/events, and current underlying material was not newly verified in this review.
The types/boundaries of official materials are retained, but independent events, denominators/causes and comparison with current editions remain unverified.
Material types/molecules, underlying events, denominators and families for S20 ODS, S21 cobalt notice and S22 injection label
In an authorized update, compare notice versions, original events/denominators and relationships among repeated citations.
39 Met Full text not readStored summary read N39 · UL and safety interpretationDoes an unset UL guarantee unlimited safety?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
In retained S20, no established B12 UL does not guarantee unlimited safety. The original Caution safety label was retained; the study dose/schedule was not made into instructions for personal dosing, injection choice, transfusion or medication changes.
Verification of preservation of the scope of safety interpretation; not absence of harm or certification of personal safety.
S20 B12 UL explanation and reasons for no established UL; boundaries of the selected regimen's duration/population and actual events
If asking about safety by dose, duration or vulnerable population, review the relevant direct evidence under separate criteria.
40 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N40 · Cobalt and injection warningsWere the label's chemical form/route transferred into oral-treatment incidence?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Link cobalt sensitivity to the verified cyano/hydroxo notice. Leber and early hypokalemia during intensive treatment of severe megaloblastic anemia fall within the cyanocobalamin injection-label scope. These were not converted into incidence for oral treatment/other chemical forms or observed S01 events.
Original warnings/scope are retained, but direct incidence for the selected oral regimen and harms in special populations remain unverified.
S21 scope of cobalt sensitivity for cyano/hydroxo; S22 injection context for Leber/early hypokalemia
Check original label/notice editions and underlying events separately from direct oral-treatment/special-population evidence.
41 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N41 · Long-term harms and vulnerable populationsDo short-term adult data answer questions about rare harms or long-term/special-population safety?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Do not establish long-term safety or safety in hepatic or renal disease, pregnancy/lactation or children from this trial. The 90-day adult completer data do not prove safety regarding rare events or beyond follow-up; the original Caution was retained.
Direct evidence on harms/vulnerable populations outside the selected 90-day scope remains unverified within the current retained materials.
Long-term/rare events, exposure/baseline risk in hepatic or renal disease, pregnancy/lactation and children, denominators and suitable designs
If a safety extension is requested, separately review observational/comparative data appropriate to the population, duration and events.
42 Not applicable Full text not readStored summary read N42 · Direct dose optimizationMust a same-schedule comparison also answer the optimal-dose question?Extension boundary; required for an optimal-dose claim
This is a 90-day Hb comparison with the same nominal 1000mcg schedule in both arms, not a dose-selection/response question. Optimal-dose evidence was not required to complete this question, and no effective recommended dose was newly created.
Extension to optimal dosing does not apply to the currently fixed question; this is not replacement of gaps in actual exposure, adherence or total dose with NA.
If an optimal-dose question is added: direct dose/active-amount comparisons, actual exposure and Hb/harm estimates
If optimization is separately requested, design direct dose contrasts and harm assessment in the same population/product.
43 Not applicable Full text not readStored summary read N43 · Long-term maintenance and effects of discontinuationWere lifelong maintenance/discontinuation effects mixed into the 90-day question?Extension boundary; required for maintenance/discontinuation claims
The selected question is the 90-day Hb comparison; a lifelong monthly plan is not observation. Lifelong effects/maintenance after discontinuation are separate questions and were not required for this selected efficacy question.
A long-term extension is not applicable to the selected 90-day efficacy question. Unverified long-term safety is retained separately.
If a long-term maintenance/discontinuation question is added: actual follow-up, post-discontinuation Hb and exposure/denominators
If a long-term extension is requested, obtain actual exposure/follow-up and arm-specific outcomes, rather than plans.
44 Not applicable Full text not readStored summary read N44 · Extension to clinical eventsIs Hb an effect on fatigue, transfusion, death or daily functioning?Extension boundary; required for event/quality-of-life claims
The selected outcome is the day-90 Hb(g/dL) laboratory surrogate; fatigue, transfusion, death and daily functioning are different questions. Event trials were not required for this Hb report, and Hb improvement was not extended into an effect on events.
Extension to events is not applicable to the current numerical-outcome question. Neither absence nor presence of separate efficacy on events is established.
If an event/quality-of-life claim is added: the relevant direct endpoint, time point/denominators and importance
If extension to events is requested, separately obtain between-group data on the direct endpoint of interest.
45 Not applicable Full text not readStored summary read N45 · Extension to other products and routesAre effects of tablets or other chemical forms/routes being compulsorily combined?Extension boundary; required for claims about other products/routes
The current assessment concerns oral Dodex ampule+fruit juice versus the same cyano IM. Tablet, other chemical-form, sublingual, intravenous and intranasal results were not compulsorily combined. Gaps in the actual original product's batch/adherence were retained separately.
Extensions outside the selected regimen are not applicable; this does not mean that all products/routes have the same effects.
If a separate product/route claim is added: direct Hb comparison for that product, population and regimen
If a separate regimen question is authorized, first fix the direct Hb criteria for each identity/route.
46 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N46 · ID and publication metadataAre original ID/code and deployment expressions being read as the publication status of this review?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
The KO summary's ID/URL/semantic-code needs_id_assignment and the empty permanent_semantic_code/status coexist with general permanent/classification/semantic codes marked filled/assigned. initial_current_value_not_deployed, server_writefalse, server_deployedtrue, historical deployed_at and original final_url were also preserved. Public deployments of this local sheet total 0.
Original identity/deployment expressions are preserved, but authority precedence and corrections to actual original publication status were not established within this scope.
KO needs_id_assignment, null semantic, original automatic codes/assigned, server_deployed/not-deployed expressions and original URLs/dates
If an identity/deployment correction is separately authorized, record the complete original, authority/decision and before/after values as an event.
47 Met Full text not readStored summary read N47 · Updates and traceabilityAre there update rules that preserve original text, criteria and opposing values?Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Preserve the original revision_history and update leads concerning PDFs/plans, adjusted/change Hb, arm-specific denominators/rescue treatment, direct trials, funding/corrections and ID. Link the criteria frozen beforehand and observations/pointers, SHA and dates to each row; the original C46/Caution, opposing values and materials were not overwritten.
Verification of the linkage criteria for traceability/update rules; not certification of completion of a new-evidence/correction event or of public publication.
Original revision triggers, cutoff/actual review dates, prior freezing of criteria, exact values/pointers/SHA and before/after events/versions
If authorized original PDFs, plans, direct trials, funding information or corrections arrive, review them while preserving a separate event, criteria version and before/after values.
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Assessment scope

Stored-material review date
2026-10-05
Original evidence cut-off
2026-09-16
Scope actually checked
Stored Korean and English manuscripts and case-specific criteria and application records. Full papers, supplements, registrations, plans and original data were not read.
What the dates mean
This is the date the stored materials were checked, not the date of an up-to-date clinical literature search.
Population
Actual participants were nonpregnant, nonlactating adults aged 32–87, with B12<160pg/mL, megaloblastic anemia and MCV>94fL; Hb<12g/dL in the analyzed groups. Mixed dietary causes/gastritis or suspected malabsorption/unverified causes; Hb results not separated by cause; normal folate, iron status not reported
Ingredient, formulation and route
Contents of a Dodex(Deva,Turkey)1000mcg ampule mixed into 20mL of fruit juice and swallowed; not a tablet; additional salt and release specifications not reported
Dose
Both arms: 1 time at 1000mcg, daily for 10 days→1 time per week for 4 weeks→1 time per month; subtotal for the first 14 administrations 14000mcg, total over 90 days unverified
Comparator
Dodex1000mcg intramuscular injection, with the same loading, weekly and monthly schedule; common additional anemia treatment in both arms not reported; fruit juice specified only for the oral arm
Measured outcome
Day-90 Hb(g/dL), one of the article-stated primary endpoints; endpoint mean difference and reconstructed CI. Adjusted endpoint difference/change-difference CI and the registered primary-time hierarchy unverified
Duration
Observation for 90 days; a lifelong plan of 1 time per month is not lifelong observation
Questions outside this scope
Oral tablets/sublingual, intranasal or intravenous administration/other B12 chemical forms; B12 treatment effects versus no treatment/placebo; Substituting serum B12 normalization or Hct alone for Hb; The general population with normal B12, children, pregnancy/lactation, or confirmed pernicious anemia as a specific cause; Extending a lifelong treatment plan to lifelong observation/optimal dosing; Claims of formal equivalence/noninferiority or an effect of 0

Evidence and sources

The links below lead to the sources. A link alone does not mean the original source was read or its latest publication status verified.

S01 · Bolaman et al. Oral versus intramuscular cobalamin treatment in megaloblastic anemia. Clin Ther. 2003;25:3124–3134.

Source

Material type
Direct original article
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Historical direct original article on day-90 Hb in 26/34 completers, accessed as a repository transcription; visual comparison with the original PDF unverified
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Repository full-text transcription of the original article
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S02 · Bolaman 2003 official PubMed bibliographic record

Source

Material type
Index of the same original article
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Official index search with the same DOI/PMID as S01; historical direct_open_empty
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Official PubMed index/search results
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S03 · Kuzminski et al. Effective treatment of cobalamin deficiency with oral cobalamin. Blood. 1998;92:1191–1198.

Source

Material type
Adjacent original article
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Historical transcription of individual Hct tables/other hematologic biomarkers and additional iron/folate notes; no new Hb values extracted
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Repository transcription of the original article
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S04 · Sanz-Cuesta et al. OB12. BMJ Open. 2020;10:e033687.

Source

Material type
Original article on a different endpoint
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
OB12 NI for serum B12 normalization is not the same comparison of Hb in a separate anemia stratum
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Repository transcription of the original article
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S05 · Sanz-Cuesta et al. OB12 protocol. BMC Public Health. 2012;12:394.

Source

Material type
Protocol of the same trial
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
The OB12 protocol/NI plan is not the S01/day-90 Hb plan
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Publisher protocol HTML
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S06 · Gupta et al. A prospective, open-label, randomized, comparative study of vitamin B12 administration in anemic women. Int J Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol. 2025;14:719–728.

Source

Material type
Favorable result; population excluded
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Gupta2025 favorable Hb results; excluded from the target claim because no confirmed B12-deficiency anemia stratum was available
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Publisher article PDF
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S07 · Metaxas et al. Early biomarker response and patient preferences to oral and intramuscular vitamin B12 substitution. Swiss Med Wkly. 2017;147:w14421.

Source

Material type
Adjacent biomarkers/preferences
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Historical material on early biomarkers/preferences, baseline Hb and statistical sections; not transferred into the same selected Hb effect
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Publisher HTML
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S08 · Schijns et al. Efficacy of oral compared with intramuscular vitamin B-12 after Roux-en-Y gastric bypass. Am J Clin Nutr. 2018;108:6–12.

Source

Material type
Adjacent RYGB population/product
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Historical PDF on the RYGB population/routes and endpoint list; no inherited identity with the original product/population
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Original article PDF hosted by a professional society
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S09 · Castelli et al. Comparing efficacy/tolerability of daily oral B12 formulation and intermittent IM B12. Clin Ther. 2011;33:358–371.e2.

Source

Material type
Original article abstract/unaccessed lead
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Indexed publisher abstract/evidence-table bibliography; historical full-text inaccessibility, no attempt in this review
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Search excerpt of the publisher abstract
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S10 · Saraswathy et al. Sa1100 randomized open-label trial of oral vs IM B12. Gastroenterology. 2012;S216.

Source

Material type
Conference bibliographic lead
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Historical access limited to conference-abstract bibliography/DOI; results inaccessible; direct Hb results unverified
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Conference bibliography/request-full-text page
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S11 · Lacombe et al. Oral vitamin B12 supplementation in pernicious anemia. Am J Clin Nutr. 2024.

Source

Material type
Indexed excerpt of the original article
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Historical search excerpt indicating a pernicious-anemia cohort; distinguish publisher inaccessibility from the current absence of an access attempt
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Original-article index excerpt
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S12 · Conti et al. Rapid restoration of circulating vitamin B12 using oral Sucrosomial B12 in metformin-associated deficiency. Pharmaceutics. 2026;18:237.

Source

Material type
Different product/population and endpoint
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Serum B12 data for Sucrosomial B12 versus placebo in metformin-associated deficiency; not the same active-comparator Hb comparison
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Repository transcription of the original article
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S13 · Tandon et al. Parenteral vs oral B12 in children with nutritional macrocytic anemia. Indian Pediatr. 2022;59:683–687.

Source

Material type
Unfavorable result; children excluded
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Preserve Tandon2022 Hb results unfavorable to oral treatment; excluded from the adult question because the participants were children
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Original article abstract on a repository
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S14 · Singh et al. Comparative efficacy of intranasal, intramuscular and intravenous B12 for hematological recovery in B12-deficiency anemia. Am J Hematol. 2026.

Source

Material type
Original article on non-oral routes
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Historical abstract on three non-oral routes: intranasal/IM/IV; not oral-regimen results
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Publisher-indexed abstract excerpt
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S15 · Wang et al. Cochrane review: oral vs IM B12. 2018.

Source

Material type
Official review summary
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Historical verification limited to search/included-trial summaries; full review inaccessible; not counted as an independent trial
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Official review summary
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S16 · NICE NG239 Evidence review E: vitamin B12 replacement. 2024.

Source

Material type
Official guideline evidence review
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Historically accessed full text of NICE evidence/exclusion tables and appendix links; not a new direct trial
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Official guideline evidence-review HTML
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S17 · NICE NG239 evidence review E Appendix D evidence tables

Source

Material type
Evidence-table PDF
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Historical visual check of Castelli metadata on the first page of the NICE appendix; not extended to reading the entire appendix
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Official evidence-review appendix PDF
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S18 · Efficacy of different routes of vitamin B12 supplementation: systematic review/network meta-analysis. Irish J Med Sci.

Source

Material type
Systematic/network literature map
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Historical review full text mapping literature by route/population; not counted as replication of the same ampule+fruit juice day-90 Hb result
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Publisher review HTML
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S19 · Vitamin B12 Administration. Middle East Journal of Family Medicine. May2024.

Source

Material type
Unfavorable literature-map lead
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Preserve the search excerpt favoring injections for Hb, but the document was inaccessible and the underlying trial is unverified
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Review search excerpt
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S20 · NIH ODS Vitamin B12 Health Professional Fact Sheet

Source

Material type
Safety explanatory material
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Historical official explanation of no established B12 UL/drug interactions; not a guarantee of unlimited safety or an incidence estimate
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
NIH ODS official HTML
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S21 · MHRA: hydroxocobalamin/cyanocobalamin and cobalt allergy. 18Dec2023.

Source

Material type
Cobalt-sensitivity notice
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Historical hydroxo/cyano cobalt-sensitivity notice; not new independent events/incidence
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
MHRA official safety notice
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S22 · DailyMed Cyanocobalamin injection label

Source

Material type
Cyanocobalamin injection label
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Specify the injection scope, including Leber/early hypokalemia during intensive treatment; no transfer into oral-treatment incidence
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
DailyMed official injection label
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S23 · NCT01476007 registry access attempt

Source

Material type
NCT access attempt
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Historical NCT01476007 JS shell; endpoint/version-history content unverified
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
ClinicalTrials.gov JS shell
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S24 · NCT01832129 registry access attempt

Source

Material type
NCT access attempt
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Historical NCT01832129 JS shell; endpoint/version-history content unverified
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
ClinicalTrials.gov JS shell
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S25 · NCT01312831 registry access attempt

Source

Material type
NCT access attempt
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Historical NCT01312831 JS shell; endpoint/version-history content unverified
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
ClinicalTrials.gov JS shell
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S26 · NCT06983223 registry access attempt

Source

Material type
NCT access attempt
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Historical NCT06983223 JS shell; endpoint/version-history content unverified
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
ClinicalTrials.gov JS shell
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S27 · OB12 supplementary material lead

Source

Material type
Supplementary URL lead
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
The OB12 supplementary search pointer was historically unopened; not promoted to full-text acquisition/reading
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Supplementary PDF search URL
Open material ↗
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readDistinguish historical material types/reading scope from no access attempt/no reading in this review. The existence of a link is not verification of the original source in this review.

S28 · CTRI/2023/04/052112 targeted registration search

Source

Material type
CTRI lead within the article
Materials actually read
Exact retained bibliographic records/linked summaries actually read; external original materials/older separate original sources not read in this review
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Article-reported CTRI/2023/04/052112; official record not obtained. The URL points to the original article, not directly to an official registry record
Record level
Explicit scope of historically retained bibliographic records/original summaries. Not new verification of clinical full texts in this review
Study overlap and independent replication
28 bibliographic records≠28 trials. Distinguish same-DOI/OB12 report links from other unconfirmed identities and review/safety/registry roles; no new trial/participant totals
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Retained summary: bibliographic record, linked summary and historical access
No external link · retained summary
Locally retainedAcquiredSummary readExact stored-summary pointers/values/SHA, not original bytes of clinical full texts
Original article's registration mention/search lead
Material URL unverified
Unverified (external queries in this review: 0)Access not attemptedNot readThe URL is a lead to the original article's CTRI mention, not a direct link to the official registry record.

Report counts versus independent study counts

These are report links in the stored manuscript. TF-BOL2003 original article and index with the same DOI/PMID (S01, S02) / OB12 original article/protocol/unopened supplementary lead. Serum B12 normalization NI, different from S01 (S04, S05, S27) / Preserve the roles of other clinical candidates/reviews, official safety materials/labels and registry leads. Unconfirmed identities are not added as independent replications (S03, S06, S07, S08, S09, S10, S11, S12, S13, S14, S15, S16, S17, S18, S19, S20, S21, S22, S23, S24, S25, S26, S28). The retained boundary review records 1 independent unit for the main direct-comparison candidate. The total unique trial count and total participant count remain unverified. Verification of stored summaries is distinguished from not reading external original materials in this review; report/family labels are not summed into total trial or participant counts.

Review criteria

Version NGM-v3113-CYANO-AMPULE-JUICE-IM-HB90-1.1 · Criteria record date 2026-10-05. These are Chamgap's own application conditions, informed by the referenced methods. They do not constitute official assessment-tool certification or a new efficacy score.

N01 · Which actual B12 regimens are being compared for day-90 Hb?
Required materials and conditions
The original question of day-90 Hb in adults with laboratory-confirmed B12-deficiency megaloblastic anemia: oral ampule+fruit juice versus the same compound IM
Conditions for verification
Link the original independent claim to the actual regimen, population, active comparator, endpoint and direction.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Retain the original narrowed question and empty subclaims list; do not generate a separate combination of axes.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid combining general B12 treatment, effects versus no treatment and all oral products into the same claim.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.1, §3.2.1–3.2.4 principles for clarifying the question; detailed separation rules are internally designed; M03 §3.2.1; detailed population criteria are internally designed; M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed
N02 · Is the cyanocobalamin product distinguished from unverified manufacturing details?
Required materials and conditions
Documentation of the original Dodex/Deva product's active ingredient, manufacturing origin, batch, purity, additional salt and release specifications
Conditions for verification
Preserve the reported Dodex1000mcg cyanocobalamin and the unreported manufacturing/formulation details separately.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not transfer information on methyl/meco, hydroxo or adenosyl B12 or separately authorized products as if they were the same product.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid filling gaps in the original product's identity with data on other cobalamins and tablets.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed
N03 · Is oral ampule+fruit juice being read as a tablet comparison or an isolated-route comparison?
Required materials and conditions
The original S01 section on oral ampule contents/20mL fruit juice, the same IM product and actual administration methods
Conditions for verification
Attribute the oral arm's ampule+fruit juice and nurse-administered IM to the actual comparison.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
This is the actual regimen including fruit juice; pharmacokinetic equivalence of the routes requires separate evidence.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid changing the swallowing method and administration context into another product/route.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed; M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; internal application
N04 · Is the 1000mcg schedule distinguished from the exact 90-day total?
Required materials and conditions
Nominal dose for 1 time in each arm, daily/weekly/monthly schedules, administration dates throughout 90 days and actual total dose
Conditions for verification
Show 1000mcg daily for 10 days→1 time per week for 4 weeks→1 time per month separately from the unverified total dose.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Preserve the historical subtotal of 14000mcg unchanged; do not perform new conversions or calculations in this review.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting the subtotal for the first 14 administrations into the full 90-day dose or a personal recommendation.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed; M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; internal application
N05 · Have actual doses taken and dietary/concurrent B12 been verified?
Required materials and conditions
Arm-specific adherence/missed administrations, diet, fortified foods, concurrent B12 and exposure records and analyses
Conditions for verification
Keep nominal exposure separate from gaps in verification of actual adherence and concurrent exposure.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not infer 100% adherence or PP if quantitative adherence is not stated in the original source.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting planned administration into equal actual exposure or complete adherence.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed; M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; internal application; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application
N06 · Is 90-day observation separated from the lifelong monthly plan?
Required materials and conditions
Distinguishing S01 administration, visits/end of observation and monthly maintenance plans from actual follow-up
Conditions for verification
Record 90-day observation and the lifelong plan of 1 time per month separately.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not require a lifelong efficacy trial for the selected 90-day question.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid extending an administration plan to observation, efficacy or safety throughout that period.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M03 §3.2.1–3.2.4; details on dose, duration and effect modification are internally designed
N07 · Which adults with B12-deficiency anemia were compared?
Required materials and conditions
Inclusion/exclusion for ages 32–87, nonpregnant/nonlactating status, B12<160pg/mL, MCV>94fL, megaloblastic anemia and Hb<12 in the analyzed groups
Conditions for verification
Describe the population actually reported and the question's boundaries, with each laboratory measure and unit.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not generalize the laboratory cutpoints and Hb in the analyzed groups into criteria for all patients with anemia.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid applying the result to the general population with normal B12, children or pregnant/lactating groups.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1; detailed population criteria are internally designed; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application
N08 · Is the entire cohort being called confirmed pernicious anemia, or are cause-specific Hb results being invented?
Required materials and conditions
Dietary/gastric, malabsorption and unverified causes; intrinsic-factor testing, iron/folate status and cause-specific Hb
Conditions for verification
Separate normal folate from unverified iron status and cause-specific Hb, and distinguish the mixed diagnoses.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not convert the retained record that intrinsic-factor testing was not performed into absence of pernicious anemia.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting mixed causes into a single confirmed diagnosis or a common effect across all causes.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1; detailed population criteria are internally designed; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application; M03 §3.2.1–3.2.4; details on dose, duration and effect modification are internally designed
N09 · Can the same IM schedule be distinguished from common anemia treatment?
Required materials and conditions
Actual records of the same Dodex IM, arm-specific iron/folate/transfusion/EPO, rescue treatment/changes, adherence and fruit juice
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the same active ingredient/nominal schedule from unverified concomitant treatment and actual exposure in each arm.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not write that common treatment was absent because it was not reported, or require all changes to be identical.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid attributing differences in concomitant treatment to the contribution of oral B12 itself.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed; M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; internal application; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application; M19 §19.2.2–19.2.4 design considerations; detailed confounding records are internally designed
N10 · Is the objectivity of Hb the same as verification of actual testing and assessor blinding?
Required materials and conditions
Hb(g/dL) assay method/time points, measurements by arm, analyst blinding and missing measurements/errors
Conditions for verification
Separate objective Hb from unverified assessor/arm-specific measurement conditions.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not automatically convert unverified blinding into measurement error or trial failure.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid claiming that Hb measurement bias is resolved by the name of an objective test or by endoscopy blinding.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M08 Table 8.2.a, M03 §3.2.4; internal application; M03 §3.2.4; internally defined boundaries for extending the claim
N11 · Is an article-stated primary Hb endpoint the same as a registry-verified unique primary visit?
Required materials and conditions
Original Response Criteria/table, CBC visit list and endpoint/time-point hierarchy in the registry/protocol/SAP
Conditions for verification
Distinguish Hb as one of the primary endpoints and the final day-90 visit from the unverified registry hierarchy.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Disclose the difference between the abbreviated CBC list and the day-90 table, but do not establish selective reporting on the basis of an unavailable plan.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting the article's last visit into the unique preregistered primary time point.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; internal application
N12 · Are arm-specific Hb means/SDs at baseline and day 90 linked without changing their values?
Required materials and conditions
Oral/IM baseline and day-90 means(SD), g/dL and analyzed denominators 26/34 in the original S01 table
Conditions for verification
Preserve the four arm-specific means/SDs with their correct time points, units and denominators.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
The retained numbers are not the results of a current visual comparison with the original PDF or of new calculations.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid confusing baseline with endpoint, SD with SE or between-group with within-group results, or converting rounded values into high-precision original values.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each study design are internally designed
N13 · For which between-group effect is +0.10g/dL the retained calculation?
Required materials and conditions
Direction and calculation provenance of the unadjusted day-90 endpoint mean difference, and absence of the prioritized adjusted/change effect
Conditions for verification
Explain its provenance as oral−IM, day-90 endpoint values, unadjusted, and a historical editorial substitute.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Preserve the historical +0.10; do not perform a Mann–Whitney/NI analysis or recalculation in this review.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting an editorial reconstruction into an originally reported adjusted effect or a registered analysis.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application
N14 · Are +5.4 in both arms and a rounded change difference of 0 being read as no effect/equivalence?
Required materials and conditions
Rounded within-group changes, between-group effects, change variance/CI and definition of the comparison
Conditions for verification
Distinguish within-group changes and the rounded change difference from the active-comparator interpretation currently possible.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
The historical 5.4/5.4 and 0 are descriptive only; do not create a new test of the difference in changes.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting improvement in both arms into efficacy versus no treatment or verified equivalence.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; the separation of statuses is internally designed; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application
N15 · Were the adjusted endpoint difference and change-score uncertainty reported?
Required materials and conditions
Baseline-adjusted endpoint effect/model, change SD/CI, analysis population and handling of missing data
Conditions for verification
Preserve the current empty values for the adjusted effect, change CI and exact between-group P, together with the original scope of access.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not expand an empty value into 0, equivalence or a statement that the item is unreported throughout the original article's full text.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid arbitrarily calculating a change SD or adjusted effect from the endpoint SD.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each study design are internally designed; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application; M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; internal application
N16 · Are the exact values, provenance and interpretive limitations of the 95% CI preserved?
Required materials and conditions
C02 editor-reconstructed endpoint-difference CI, original arm-specific SDs/denominators, calculation conditions and clinically important difference
Conditions for verification
Explain the editor-reconstructed 95%CI, inclusion of 0/differences in both directions and the unverified important margin together.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Preserve the historical exact values [-0.313492,0.513492] and display −0.31~+0.51; do not recalculate them in this review.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting a calculated interval into a CI reported in the original article or into exclusion of meaningful benefit.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each study design are internally designed; M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; internal application
N17 · Is there a verified Hb MCID/important difference?
Required materials and conditions
A justified important between-group difference for the selected B12-deficiency anemia, day-90 Hb and active comparator
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the empty verified_between_group_MCID value from the existing statistical magnitude code.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not arbitrarily adopt a common minimum number of participants, duration or trial count as a sufficiency criterion.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting effect magnitude under statistical conventions into importance to patients or failure to meet an MCID.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; internal application
N18 · Was the authors' interpretation of similarity converted into verified equivalence?
Required materials and conditions
Original authors' interpretation, superiority/equivalence/NI design and prespecified margins/analysis requirements
Conditions for verification
Preserve the authors' interpretation together with the empty formal_Hb_NI_margin and the several establishment flags set to false.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
The selected question concerns superiority; do not invent an NI margin or perform a new NI reassessment.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid establishing equivalence, NI or an effect of 0 from nonsignificance or similar numerical values.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; the separation of statuses is internally designed; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application; M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; internal application
N19 · Which denominators do 70/10/26/34 each represent?
Required materials and conditions
70 enrolled, 10 lost to follow-up after day10, oral 26/IM34 analyzed, original allocation by arm and numbers measured at each time point
Conditions for verification
Distinguish enrollment, attrition and completer analysis from unverified original allocation by arm.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Preserve the historical denominators; do not calculate and fill in dropout rates, participant totals or original denominators by arm in this review.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid using completer counts as original allocation counts or counts for all time points/safety analyses.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each study design are internally designed; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application
N20 · Can the effect of assignment/ITT be verified from completer results?
Required materials and conditions
Reasons for losses/distribution by arm, relationship to outcomes, ITT/imputation, sensitivity/PP definitions and estimand
Conditions for verification
Show the limitations on interpreting results arising from the exclusion of 10 participants and unverified ITT/imputation.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not conclude that a small sample/missing data invalidate the results or imply a specific direction of bias.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid calling completer analysis ITT or an effect of full adherence.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each study design are internally designed; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application
N21 · Have both block randomization and implementation of concealment been verified?
Required materials and conditions
Single-center parallel active-control design, block allocation/concealment implementation, baseline balance and original Methods
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the reported randomized open-label design from unverified actual concealment.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not convert unreported concealment into confirmed absence of concealment or an official RoB result.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid claiming that allocation/confounding issues are resolved by the randomized label alone.
Referenced methods
M08 §8.1–8.2.3; internal application
N22 · Were the limitations of open-label routes and the objectivity of Hb reviewed separately?
Required materials and conditions
Patient/clinician/assessor blinding, administration differences, Hb measurement and changes in concomitant treatment
Conditions for verification
Link the actual oral fruit juice and nurse-administered IM to objective Hb and unverified assessors.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Endoscopy blinding does not demonstrate assessor blinding for the Hb outcome.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid dismissing the open-label design because Hb is objective, or automatically judging the entire trial a failure.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; internal application; M08 Table 8.2.a, M03 §3.2.4; internal application
N23 · Were S01's prespecified plan and actual results compared?
Required materials and conditions
S01 registration, protocol, SAP, primary time point/analysis, multiplicity and amendment history
Conditions for verification
Distinguish unverified prespecified plans from actual article reporting and differences in the lists.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not link other NCT/OB12 plans as S01 registration.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting an unavailable plan into nonregistration or absence/confirmation of selective reporting.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.5–4.6 principles for collecting/selecting material; the separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are internally designed; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the present conversion of material reflect the user-defined scope and internal design; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; internal application
N24 · Are 28 original articles, index records and reviews being counted as 28 replications?
Required materials and conditions
The same DOI/PMID for S01/S02, OB12 original article/protocol/supplementary leads, report types and family links
Conditions for verification
Explain the same S01 family and different report roles using the exact retained bibliographic records.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not calculate new unique trial/participant totals; leave unconfirmed family identities unconfirmed.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid double-counting bibliographic records, indexes, reviews and registry access attempts as independent trials.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2 distinction between studies and reports; cohort/outcome linkage is an internal application; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application
N25 · Are other B12 studies being called replications of the same day-90 Hb result?
Required materials and conditions
Unique direct comparisons matching the population, product, route, active comparator and day-90 Hb/denominators
Conditions for verification
Separate the single direct family within the current narrow boundary from eligibility limitations of other studies.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Preserve the historical R1 code, but do not use it as certification of strong confirmatory evidence or as a new independent trial count.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid creating independent replication from similar results involving other forms, populations or endpoints.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2 distinction between studies and reports; cohort/outcome linkage is an internal application; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; the separation of statuses is internally designed; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application
N26 · Are Gupta2025's favorable Hb results and the reason for exclusion both present?
Required materials and conditions
S06 Hb results in anemic women, confirmed B12-deficiency anemia stratum/background IFA, product/denominators/duration
Conditions for verification
Preserve the lead to favorable Hb results together with exclusion because a confirmed B12-deficiency anemia stratum is unverified.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not newly read the S06 PDF or invent a confirmed stratum/quantitative results to fill gaps in this review.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid transferring only favorable results to the target population or erasing results by retaining only the fact of exclusion.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1; detailed population criteria are internally designed; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; the separation of statuses is internally designed; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application
N27 · Are Tandon2022's results unfavorable to oral treatment and the reason for pediatric exclusion present?
Required materials and conditions
S13 pediatric nutritional megaloblastic anemia, direction of Hb findings in the original abstract and difference from the adult boundary
Conditions for verification
Retain both the unfavorable direction of Hb findings in the pediatric trial and its exclusion from application.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Pediatric exclusion is not deletion/invalidation of unfavorable results or a judgment of harm in adults.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid erasing unfavorable results or combining them with effects in adults.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1; detailed population criteria are internally designed; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; the separation of statuses is internally designed; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application
N28 · Are serum B12, Hct and other routes substituting for the selected Hb outcome?
Required materials and conditions
Roles of reports on Kuzminski Hct, OB12 serum normalization, metabolism/preferences/RYGB and other forms/intranasal/IV administration
Conditions for verification
Link endpoint/population/route limitations of each adjacent study to the original locations.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Retain the original bibliography/access record, but do not use it as a basis for creating unreported Hb values.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid satisfying endpoint and product/route eligibility merely through similarity of blood-measure or molecular names.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1; detailed population criteria are internally designed; M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application; M03 §3.2.4; internally defined boundaries for extending the claim
N29 · Were review summaries/registry shells used as original trial results?
Required materials and conditions
Material types and reading scope for unaccessed S09–S11, reviews/evidence tables S15–S19 and registry/supplementary leads S23–S28
Conditions for verification
Distinguish each material's historical access, nonreading, unverified results and direct/indirect role.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not convert unverified information into nonregistration, absence of studies or absence of corrections.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid calling review bibliographies and shells/pointers actual plans, full texts or independent replications.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2 distinction between studies and reports; cohort/outcome linkage is an internal application; M04 §4.5–4.6 principles for collecting/selecting material; the separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are internally designed; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; the separation of statuses is internally designed; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the present conversion of material reflect the user-defined scope and internal design; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; internal application
N30 · Does I1 verify actual mixed funding or independence?
Required materials and conditions
S01 research funding, product supply, author disclosures/institutions and original Funding/COI
Conditions for verification
Separate unverified funding/product supply from the meaning of the historical I1 fallback.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not transfer funding or product-supply information from other OB12/review materials to S01, or exclude automatically on the basis of COI.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting a rule-based value for unverified funding into actual mixed funding, independence or absence of COI.
Referenced methods
Chamgap's own criteria for independence and attribution. The official methods sections used in this pilot do not guarantee every detail of this item
N31 · Are C, 46, E~ and the empty precision value being read as a new assessment or an MCID?
Required materials and conditions
Boundaries of the original grade/score/Caution, axes, document quality A, self-review and method implementation
Conditions for verification
Distinguish historical C46 and B/S/R1/I1/E~/B2/empty precision from document quality and review scope.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not calculate scores, grades, dispersion or new sufficiency numbers, or judge efficacy by the number of criteria.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting the original score/codes into checklist-based efficacy probabilities, fulfillment rates or official GRADE certification.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the present conversion of material reflect the user-defined scope and internal design; M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; internal application
N32 · Is this review's summary reading distinguished from historical full-text transcription access?
Required materials and conditions
Exact pointers in the currently stored manuscript, 28 bibliographic records/locations and historical material types/access levels/dates
Conditions for verification
Keep the actual reading of retained summaries in this review and the original historical access on 2026-09-16 as separate materials/links.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not newly label all currently unattempted external materials as inaccessible.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid retroactively treating historical reading of transcriptions, PDFs and official documents as actual original-source reading in this review.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.5–4.6 principles for collecting/selecting material; the separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are internally designed; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the present conversion of material reflect the user-defined scope and internal design
N33 · Has a current visual comparison with the publisher PDF been performed?
Required materials and conditions
Original publisher PDF, repository transcription, tables/units/footnotes and a visual-comparison event
Conditions for verification
Retain historical S01 transcription access separately from the unverified visual comparison with the publisher PDF.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
The file preserved in this review is a limited stored summary, not the original bytes of the full text.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting a repository full-text transcription into direct verification of the publisher PDF.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.5–4.6 principles for collecting/selecting material; the separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are internally designed; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed
N34 · Are gaps in the current retained scope being described as absence of current studies?
Required materials and conditions
Evidence cutoff 2026-09-16, original search/access summaries, actual reading in this review and scope regarding unpublished material/corrections/retractions
Conditions for verification
Specify the historical actual-search summary, 0 new searches in this review and the unverified scope regarding DBs, registration and corrections.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
The existence of an original search-log path does not mean that the log/DB export was read in this review.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid overstating conversion of stored materials as a current exhaustive search on 2026-10-05.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.5–4.6 principles for collecting/selecting material; the separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are internally designed; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the present conversion of material reflect the user-defined scope and internal design; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; internal application
N35 · Does no reported treatment-related adverse reaction mean total AE0?
Required materials and conditions
S01 treatment-related AE definition, collection method, all AEs/SAEs, discontinuations, severity and original denominators
Conditions for verification
Display no reported treatment-related events separately from unverified total events, collection and discontinuations.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not delete efficacy results because harms were not reported or assign a new safety grade.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting the original sentence into complete event accounting or absence of all harms.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each study design are internally designed; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; internal application; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; detailed distinctions are internally designed; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4, M04 §4.6.3; internal application; Chamgap's own interpretive boundaries. M19 principles are referenced; no official causality assessment tool was applied
N36 · Does safety coverage include the 10 participants outside the 26/34 completers?
Required materials and conditions
Total exposure/safety denominators, numbers of affected people/events, 90-day/early follow-up and safety of the 10 lost participants
Conditions for verification
Show the denominators/duration of the completer narrative and the safety gap for those lost to follow-up.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Preserve the original denominators; do not calculate incidence, an upper bound for rare harms or AEs among lost participants in this review.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid using a related-AE narrative limited to completers as an incidence estimate for all enrolled participants.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each study design are internally designed; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; internal application; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4, M04 §4.6.3; internal application
N37 · Does a no-event narrative verify comparative safety or causal safety of oral treatment?
Required materials and conditions
Arm-specific events; timing of exposure, onset, discontinuation and recovery; IM comparator; concomitant treatment; baseline/loss-related alternative explanations
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the 90-day active-comparator context from unverified event timing, total accounting and alternative explanations.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not infer a risk difference, dechallenge/rechallenge or absence of alternative explanations solely from no related AEs being reported in both arms.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid promoting reporting/nonreporting after exposure into comparative risk or causal safety.
Referenced methods
M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; internal application; M19 §19.2 questions about harms by study design; details of temporal relationships are internally designed; M19 §19.2.2–19.2.4, M03 §3.2.3; internal application; M19 §19.2.2–19.2.4 design considerations; detailed confounding records are internally designed; Chamgap's own interpretive boundaries. M19 principles are referenced; no official causality assessment tool was applied
N38 · Are official notices/labels being counted as independent clinical replications of harms?
Required materials and conditions
Material types/molecules, underlying events, denominators and families for S20 ODS, S21 cobalt notice and S22 injection label
Conditions for verification
Keep historical bibliographies/boundaries of safety documents separate from clinical-trial denominators/events.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Distinguish the chemical forms/routes in each notice; do not label this review as a new check of current full texts or underlying event data.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting the authority of official documents or repeated citations into new independent events/incidence.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2 distinction between studies and reports; cohort/outcome linkage is an internal application; M04 §4.5–4.6 principles for collecting/selecting material; the separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are internally designed; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2; adaptations for harm materials are internally designed; Chamgap's own interpretive boundaries. M19 principles are referenced; no official causality assessment tool was applied
N39 · Does an unset UL guarantee unlimited safety?
Required materials and conditions
S20 B12 UL explanation and reasons for no established UL; boundaries of the selected regimen's duration/population and actual events
Conditions for verification
Specify the distinction between no established UL and established safety, and the historical Caution.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
The study schedule/Caution is not an instruction for personal dosing, injections, transfusions or medication changes.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting the absence of an established upper safety limit into safety at every dose or for every person.
Referenced methods
M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; internal application; Chamgap's own interpretive boundaries. M19 principles are referenced; no official causality assessment tool was applied
N40 · Were the label's chemical form/route transferred into oral-treatment incidence?
Required materials and conditions
S21 scope of cobalt sensitivity for cyano/hydroxo; S22 injection context for Leber/early hypokalemia
Conditions for verification
Link original warnings for each chemical form/route and special circumstance to their own scope.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
The existence of a warning and actual S01 events, causality and incidence are different information.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid transferring a specific injection warning into observed incidence for all oral treatments/chemical forms.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; detailed distinctions are internally designed; M19 §19.2.2–19.2.4 design considerations; detailed confounding records are internally designed; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; internal application; Chamgap's own interpretive boundaries. M19 principles are referenced; no official causality assessment tool was applied
N41 · Do short-term adult data answer questions about rare harms or long-term/special-population safety?
Required materials and conditions
Long-term/rare events, exposure/baseline risk in hepatic or renal disease, pregnancy/lactation and children, denominators and suitable designs
Conditions for verification
Show the original 90-day/nonpregnant, nonlactating adult scope and unverified safety beyond it.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Preserve the selected efficacy evidence; do not require every rare-harm study as a fulfillment condition for that Hb result.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid extending a population limited to 90 days into safety for all special populations/durations.
Referenced methods
M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; internal application
N42 · Must a same-schedule comparison also answer the optimal-dose question?
Required materials and conditions
If an optimal-dose question is added: direct dose/active-amount comparisons, actual exposure and Hb/harm estimates
Conditions for verification
Explain that the selected question is not an optimal-dose comparison, with the original dose and boundaries.
Requirement and applicability
Extension boundary; required for an optimal-dose claim
Application exceptions
Do not require trials of multiple doses for the narrow 90-day route/regimen comparison.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid extending a comparison of two regimens with the same nominal schedule into dose response or optimal dosing.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1–3.2.4; details on dose, duration and effect modification are internally designed
N43 · Were lifelong maintenance/discontinuation effects mixed into the 90-day question?
Required materials and conditions
If a long-term maintenance/discontinuation question is added: actual follow-up, post-discontinuation Hb and exposure/denominators
Conditions for verification
Separate the selected 90-day question from questions about long-term effects or effects of discontinuation.
Requirement and applicability
Extension boundary; required for maintenance/discontinuation claims
Application exceptions
Do not require lifelong follow-up for the selected 90-day comparison.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting a lifelong monthly plan into lifelong effects or maintenance after discontinuation.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1–3.2.4; details on dose, duration and effect modification are internally designed
N44 · Is Hb an effect on fatigue, transfusion, death or daily functioning?
Required materials and conditions
If an event/quality-of-life claim is added: the relevant direct endpoint, time point/denominators and importance
Conditions for verification
Explain the boundary between laboratory Hb S and separate event/function endpoints.
Requirement and applicability
Extension boundary; required for event/quality-of-life claims
Application exceptions
Do not require an event trial for a question about the Hb value itself.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting a laboratory surrogate into an effect on clinical events or patient functioning.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M03 §3.2.4; internally defined boundaries for extending the claim
N45 · Are effects of tablets or other chemical forms/routes being compulsorily combined?
Required materials and conditions
If a separate product/route claim is added: direct Hb comparison for that product, population and regimen
Conditions for verification
Show the boundary between actual Dodex and extension to methyl/hydroxo/adeno, tablets/sublingual/intranasal/IV administration.
Requirement and applicability
Extension boundary; required for claims about other products/routes
Application exceptions
Do not require trials of other products for the selected regimen or erase gaps in original product details with NA.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid extending the actual ampule+fruit juice comparison to all B12 products/routes.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed; M03 §3.2.1–3.2.4; details on dose, duration and effect modification are internally designed; M03 §3.2.4; internally defined boundaries for extending the claim
N46 · Are original ID/code and deployment expressions being read as the publication status of this review?
Required materials and conditions
KO needs_id_assignment, null semantic, original automatic codes/assigned, server_deployed/not-deployed expressions and original URLs/dates
Conditions for verification
Preserve differing original identity/deployment expressions and separate them from this local unpublished work.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
Do not silently correct original values or arbitrarily establish authority precedence between general metadata and a specific semantic field.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid hiding differences in original expressions or using historical deployment flags to say that this sheet has been publicly published.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.1, §3.2.1–3.2.4 principles for clarifying the question; detailed separation rules are internally designed; M04 §4.5–4.6 principles for collecting/selecting material; the separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are internally designed; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the present conversion of material reflect the user-defined scope and internal design
N47 · Are there update rules that preserve original text, criteria and opposing values?
Required materials and conditions
Original revision triggers, cutoff/actual review dates, prior freezing of criteria, exact values/pointers/SHA and before/after events/versions
Conditions for verification
Link each row's material, locations read, necessary criteria and reasons for updates with preservation of the complete original.
Requirement and applicability
Required (selected day-90 Hb comparison)
Application exceptions
New research, calculations, reassessments and automatic deployment are not inherited by the current conversion task.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid silently overwriting historical values, unfavorable results or criteria versions with new material/corrections.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.1, §3.2.1–3.2.4 principles for clarifying the question; detailed separation rules are internally designed; M04 §4.5–4.6 principles for collecting/selecting material; the separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are internally designed; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; the separation of statuses is internally designed; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the present conversion of material reflect the user-defined scope and internal design
Referenced methods and the sections actually reviewed

M03 · Cochrane Handbook 6.5 (2024), chapter updated 2023-08

Official methodology · §3.1, §3.2.1–3.2.3, MECIR C5/C7/C13

Referenced principle
Clearly record the question, eligibility criteria and reasons for changes, and distinguish variations in the intervention.
Extent of review
Reuse of the methodological principles/editions from 1585 and actual byte copies of 5 HTML files. Not new reading of full methodological texts or application of an official tool in this review

M04 · Cochrane Handbook 6.5.1 (2025), chapter updated 2025-03

Official methodology · §4.5, §4.6.1–4.6.3, MECIR C42

Referenced principle
Distinguish and link studies and reports, and do not omit a study solely because its outcomes are not reported.
Extent of review
Reuse of the methodological principles/editions from 1585 and actual byte copies of 5 HTML files. Not new reading of full methodological texts or application of an official tool in this review

M08 · Cochrane Handbook 6.5 (2024), chapter updated 2019-10

Official methodology · §8.1–8.2.3, Table 8.2.a

Referenced principle
Hold the outcome and effect of interest fixed, then assess randomization, deviations, missing data, measurement and selective reporting.
Extent of review
Reuse of the methodological principles/editions from 1585 and actual byte copies of 5 HTML files. Not new reading of full methodological texts or application of an official tool in this review

M15 · Cochrane Handbook 6.5 (2024), chapter updated 2023-08

Official methodology · §15.2.4, §15.3.1–15.3.3

Referenced principle
Distinguish effect estimates, intervals, importance and applicability. Sample size alone does not determine precision.
Extent of review
Reuse of the methodological principles/editions from 1585 and actual byte copies of 5 HTML files. Not new reading of full methodological texts or application of an official tool in this review

M19 · Cochrane Handbook 6.5 (2024), chapter updated 2019-10

Official methodology · §19.1.2, §19.2.1–19.2.4

Referenced principle
Questions about harms may require designs, populations and follow-up different from efficacy questions. Case reports do not establish incidence.
Extent of review
Reuse of the methodological principles/editions from 1585 and actual byte copies of 5 HTML files. Not new reading of full methodological texts or application of an official tool in this review
What the statuses mean
Partly verified
Some actual retained information exists, but gaps remain in product/exposure/methods, original denominators/estimates/plans, harms/identity/original sources
Unverified
The required information/criterion cannot be established within this verification scope
Review incomplete
Original-material comparison/search was not performed within the authorized scope
Not reported
A scope-limited status indicating that the item was not stated in the specific material/section read
Inaccessible
Use only for material for which access was actually attempted and failed. Not assigned to the clinical materials in this review
Insufficient eligible evidence
Use only when, after reviewing relevant studies within the defined scope, evidence is insufficient to answer the criterion. Not applied across all items in this review
Not applicable
Extensions to optimal dosing, long-term outcomes, events or other products outside the selected day-90 Hb regimen comparison do not apply. Not a substitute for unverified actual inputs
Conflicting information
Use when materials that are difficult to reconcile for the same question, time point and analysis have been compared. Not assigned merely because review numbers differ
Met
Verification of the stated preservation, boundary, distinction or linkage criteria. Not new clinical efficacy verification, full-text reading or safety certification

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N01 · Which actual B12 regimens are being compared for day-90 Hb?

Current findings
The question is whether the actual oral regimen of swallowing Dodex cyanocobalamin ampule+fruit juice raises day-90 Hb more than same-schedule IM in adults with B12-deficiency megaloblastic anemia. The subclaims list is actually empty. Efficacy versus no treatment, equivalence and noninferiority were not made the question.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Verification that the boundary is preserved; not establishment of superiority or certification of efficacy for all B12 products.
Reason for missing information
Verification that the boundary is preserved; not establishment of superiority or certification of efficacy for all B12 products.
Required materials and conditions
The original question of day-90 Hb in adults with laboratory-confirmed B12-deficiency megaloblastic anemia: oral ampule+fruit juice versus the same compound IM
Materials to obtain first
The original question of day-90 Hb in adults with laboratory-confirmed B12-deficiency megaloblastic anemia: oral ampule+fruit juice versus the same compound IM
Further research
Identify direct comparisons within this boundary, and treat other forms, populations and endpoints as separate questions.
Remaining uncertainty
Verification that the boundary is preserved; not establishment of superiority or certification of efficacy for all B12 products.
Conditions for verification
Link the original independent claim to the actual regimen, population, active comparator, endpoint and direction.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid combining general B12 treatment, effects versus no treatment and all oral products into the same claim.
Application exceptions
Retain the original narrowed question and empty subclaims list; do not generate a separate combination of axes.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.1, §3.2.1–3.2.4 principles for clarifying the question; detailed separation rules are internally designed; M03 §3.2.1; detailed population criteria are internally designed; M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed

Related sources S01

N02 · Is the cyanocobalamin product distinguished from unverified manufacturing details?

Current findings
Retained S01 specifies Dodex(Deva, Turkey) cyanocobalamin 1000mcg ampules. Manufacturing origin, batch, purity, additional salt and release specifications are not reported. Other B12 chemical forms and oral tablets were not substituted.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
The product/ingredient is reported, but manufacturing, batch, additional chemical-form/release details and a current comparison with the original PDF remain unverified.
Reason for missing information
The product/ingredient is reported, but manufacturing, batch, additional chemical-form/release details and a current comparison with the original PDF remain unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Documentation of the original Dodex/Deva product's active ingredient, manufacturing origin, batch, purity, additional salt and release specifications
Materials to obtain first
Documentation of the original Dodex/Deva product's active ingredient, manufacturing origin, batch, purity, additional salt and release specifications
Further research
Compare the original trial product documentation and batch/ingredient records with actual administration records.
Remaining uncertainty
The product/ingredient is reported, but manufacturing, batch, additional chemical-form/release details and a current comparison with the original PDF remain unverified.
Conditions for verification
Preserve the reported Dodex1000mcg cyanocobalamin and the unreported manufacturing/formulation details separately.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid filling gaps in the original product's identity with data on other cobalamins and tablets.
Application exceptions
Do not transfer information on methyl/meco, hydroxo or adenosyl B12 or separately authorized products as if they were the same product.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed

Related sources S01

N03 · Is oral ampule+fruit juice being read as a tablet comparison or an isolated-route comparison?

Current findings
The retained original regimen compares oral administration of the same cyanocobalamin ampule contents mixed into 20mL fruit juice and swallowed with IM administration. It is not a tablet, sublingual, intranasal or intravenous regimen. Fruit juice is specified only for the oral arm, so this does not establish pharmacokinetic equivalence of the routes in isolation.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Verification of the criterion distinguishing the currently retained regimens. This is not new verification of the original administration documents or pharmacokinetics.
Reason for missing information
Verification of the criterion distinguishing the currently retained regimens. This is not new verification of the original administration documents or pharmacokinetics.
Required materials and conditions
The original S01 section on oral ampule contents/20mL fruit juice, the same IM product and actual administration methods
Materials to obtain first
The original S01 section on oral ampule contents/20mL fruit juice, the same IM product and actual administration methods
Further research
Check the original administration section and product records, and design an isolated-route/formulation comparison separately.
Remaining uncertainty
Verification of the criterion distinguishing the currently retained regimens. This is not new verification of the original administration documents or pharmacokinetics.
Conditions for verification
Attribute the oral arm's ampule+fruit juice and nurse-administered IM to the actual comparison.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid changing the swallowing method and administration context into another product/route.
Application exceptions
This is the actual regimen including fruit juice; pharmacokinetic equivalence of the routes requires separate evidence.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed; M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; internal application

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N04 · Is the 1000mcg schedule distinguished from the exact 90-day total?

Current findings
The nominal schedule for both arms is 1 time at 1000mcg, daily for 10 days→1 time per week for 4 weeks→1 time per month. The 14000mcg for the first 14 administrations is the historical subtotal; the exact 90-day cumulative dose remains unverified. No cumulative-dose calculation or recommended dose was created in this review.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
The nominal dose/schedule is retained, but exact administration dates and total dose over 90 days, and actual exposure, have not been verified.
Reason for missing information
The nominal dose/schedule is retained, but exact administration dates and total dose over 90 days, and actual exposure, have not been verified.
Required materials and conditions
Nominal dose for 1 time in each arm, daily/weekly/monthly schedules, administration dates throughout 90 days and actual total dose
Materials to obtain first
Nominal dose for 1 time in each arm, daily/weekly/monthly schedules, administration dates throughout 90 days and actual total dose
Further research
Link original prescription/administration dates and actual doses taken in each arm to the time points and denominators.
Remaining uncertainty
The nominal dose/schedule is retained, but exact administration dates and total dose over 90 days, and actual exposure, have not been verified.
Conditions for verification
Show 1000mcg daily for 10 days→1 time per week for 4 weeks→1 time per month separately from the unverified total dose.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting the subtotal for the first 14 administrations into the full 90-day dose or a personal recommendation.
Application exceptions
Preserve the historical subtotal of 14000mcg unchanged; do not perform new conversions or calculations in this review.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed; M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; internal application

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N05 · Have actual doses taken and dietary/concurrent B12 been verified?

Current findings
Quantitative adherence and total dietary, fortified-food and concurrent B12 exposure could not be verified in the retained source. The planned schedule alone was not described as verifying balance in actual exposure or the effect of adherence.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
The link between actual exposure/adherence and the analysis remains unverified.
Reason for missing information
The link between actual exposure/adherence and the analysis remains unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Arm-specific adherence/missed administrations, diet, fortified foods, concurrent B12 and exposure records and analyses
Materials to obtain first
Arm-specific adherence/missed administrations, diet, fortified foods, concurrent B12 and exposure records and analyses
Further research
Compare arm-specific dosing/missed administrations and dietary/concurrent exposure with the effects of assignment/adherence.
Remaining uncertainty
The link between actual exposure/adherence and the analysis remains unverified.
Conditions for verification
Keep nominal exposure separate from gaps in verification of actual adherence and concurrent exposure.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting planned administration into equal actual exposure or complete adherence.
Application exceptions
Do not infer 100% adherence or PP if quantitative adherence is not stated in the original source.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed; M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; internal application; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application

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N06 · Is 90-day observation separated from the lifelong monthly plan?

Current findings
Observation lasted 90 days. A lifelong administration plan of 1 time per month is not a record of lifelong observation. This question and the original values were restricted to 90 days.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Verification of the boundary between the retained plan and observation; not verification of long-term efficacy or safety.
Reason for missing information
Verification of the boundary between the retained plan and observation; not verification of long-term efficacy or safety.
Required materials and conditions
Distinguishing S01 administration, visits/end of observation and monthly maintenance plans from actual follow-up
Materials to obtain first
Distinguishing S01 administration, visits/end of observation and monthly maintenance plans from actual follow-up
Further research
When asking about maintenance or effects after discontinuation, obtain actual long-term follow-up and its denominators separately.
Remaining uncertainty
Verification of the boundary between the retained plan and observation; not verification of long-term efficacy or safety.
Conditions for verification
Record 90-day observation and the lifelong plan of 1 time per month separately.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid extending an administration plan to observation, efficacy or safety throughout that period.
Application exceptions
Do not require a lifelong efficacy trial for the selected 90-day question.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M03 §3.2.1–3.2.4; details on dose, duration and effect modification are internally designed

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N07 · Which adults with B12-deficiency anemia were compared?

Current findings
The actual S01 participants were nonpregnant, nonlactating adults aged 32–87, reported to have B12<160pg/mL, MCV>94fL and megaloblastic anemia; baseline Hb in the analyzed groups was <12g/dL. This was not extended to the general population with normal B12, children or pregnancy/lactation.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Verification of the retained population definition; this does not imply the same effect in all adults or special populations.
Reason for missing information
Verification of the retained population definition; this does not imply the same effect in all adults or special populations.
Required materials and conditions
Inclusion/exclusion for ages 32–87, nonpregnant/nonlactating status, B12<160pg/mL, MCV>94fL, megaloblastic anemia and Hb<12 in the analyzed groups
Materials to obtain first
Inclusion/exclusion for ages 32–87, nonpregnant/nonlactating status, B12<160pg/mL, MCV>94fL, megaloblastic anemia and Hb<12 in the analyzed groups
Further research
Link original eligibility, baseline distributions and exclusions to the actual denominators of the direct comparison.
Remaining uncertainty
Verification of the retained population definition; this does not imply the same effect in all adults or special populations.
Conditions for verification
Describe the population actually reported and the question's boundaries, with each laboratory measure and unit.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid applying the result to the general population with normal B12, children or pregnant/lactating groups.
Application exceptions
Do not generalize the laboratory cutpoints and Hb in the analyzed groups into criteria for all patients with anemia.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1; detailed population criteria are internally designed; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application

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N08 · Is the entire cohort being called confirmed pernicious anemia, or are cause-specific Hb results being invented?

Current findings
Dietary and gastric causes, suspected malabsorption and unverified causes are mixed. Intrinsic-factor testing was not performed, and the entire cohort was not described as confirmed pernicious anemia. Folate was reported as normal, but iron status and cause-specific Hb were not reported.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Mixed causes and folate information are retained, but confirmation by cause, iron status and Hb comparisons remain unverified.
Reason for missing information
Mixed causes and folate information are retained, but confirmation by cause, iron status and Hb comparisons remain unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Dietary/gastric, malabsorption and unverified causes; intrinsic-factor testing, iron/folate status and cause-specific Hb
Materials to obtain first
Dietary/gastric, malabsorption and unverified causes; intrinsic-factor testing, iron/folate status and cause-specific Hb
Further research
Review causes/baseline tests and prespecified stratified Hb comparisons with the actual denominators.
Remaining uncertainty
Mixed causes and folate information are retained, but confirmation by cause, iron status and Hb comparisons remain unverified.
Conditions for verification
Separate normal folate from unverified iron status and cause-specific Hb, and distinguish the mixed diagnoses.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting mixed causes into a single confirmed diagnosis or a common effect across all causes.
Application exceptions
Do not convert the retained record that intrinsic-factor testing was not performed into absence of pernicious anemia.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1; detailed population criteria are internally designed; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application; M03 §3.2.1–3.2.4; details on dose, duration and effect modification are internally designed

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N09 · Can the same IM schedule be distinguished from common anemia treatment?

Current findings
The active comparator is the same Dodex1000mcg IM with the same loading/weekly/monthly schedule. Iron, folate, transfusion, erythropoietin and rescue treatment remain unverified; fruit juice is specified only for oral administration. This was not converted into an untreated comparator.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
The actual active comparator is retained, but balance in background/rescue treatment between arms and the oral regimen's contribution remain unverified.
Reason for missing information
The actual active comparator is retained, but balance in background/rescue treatment between arms and the oral regimen's contribution remain unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Actual records of the same Dodex IM, arm-specific iron/folate/transfusion/EPO, rescue treatment/changes, adherence and fruit juice
Materials to obtain first
Actual records of the same Dodex IM, arm-specific iron/folate/transfusion/EPO, rescue treatment/changes, adherence and fruit juice
Further research
Compare arm-specific background treatment, changes/rescue records and the analysis of the Hb effect of interest.
Remaining uncertainty
The actual active comparator is retained, but balance in background/rescue treatment between arms and the oral regimen's contribution remain unverified.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the same active ingredient/nominal schedule from unverified concomitant treatment and actual exposure in each arm.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid attributing differences in concomitant treatment to the contribution of oral B12 itself.
Application exceptions
Do not write that common treatment was absent because it was not reported, or require all changes to be identical.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed; M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; internal application; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application; M19 §19.2.2–19.2.4 design considerations; detailed confounding records are internally designed

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N10 · Is the objectivity of Hb the same as verification of actual testing and assessor blinding?

Current findings
Hb is an objective laboratory measure in g/dL, but Hb analyst blinding remains unverified. Endoscopy blinding was not transferred to Hb assessment. Hb is distinct from fatigue, transfusion, death and daily functioning.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
The endpoint/unit is available, but comparison against the original source for Hb testing implementation, assessors and arm-specific measurement limitations is incomplete.
Reason for missing information
The endpoint/unit is available, but comparison against the original source for Hb testing implementation, assessors and arm-specific measurement limitations is incomplete.
Required materials and conditions
Hb(g/dL) assay method/time points, measurements by arm, analyst blinding and missing measurements/errors
Materials to obtain first
Hb(g/dL) assay method/time points, measurements by arm, analyst blinding and missing measurements/errors
Further research
Compare the original assay section with Hb assessment/time points and denominators by arm.
Remaining uncertainty
The endpoint/unit is available, but comparison against the original source for Hb testing implementation, assessors and arm-specific measurement limitations is incomplete.
Conditions for verification
Separate objective Hb from unverified assessor/arm-specific measurement conditions.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid claiming that Hb measurement bias is resolved by the name of an objective test or by endoscopy blinding.
Application exceptions
Do not automatically convert unverified blinding into measurement error or trial failure.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M08 Table 8.2.a, M03 §3.2.4; internal application; M03 §3.2.4; internally defined boundaries for extending the claim

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N11 · Is an article-stated primary Hb endpoint the same as a registry-verified unique primary visit?

Current findings
Hb is one of the article-stated primary endpoints, and day 90 is the last planned and reported response assessment. It is not a registry-verified unique prespecified primary time point. The difference whereby day 90 is absent from the abbreviated Methods CBC visit list but present in the response criteria/table at day 90 is preserved.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Timing information is available in the article/table, but verification against the plan of the prespecified hierarchy, multiplicity and differences in the lists remains incomplete.
Reason for missing information
Timing information is available in the article/table, but verification against the plan of the prespecified hierarchy, multiplicity and differences in the lists remains incomplete.
Required materials and conditions
Original Response Criteria/table, CBC visit list and endpoint/time-point hierarchy in the registry/protocol/SAP
Materials to obtain first
Original Response Criteria/table, CBC visit list and endpoint/time-point hierarchy in the registry/protocol/SAP
Further research
Compare the original plan/visit schedule and registry amendment history with the actually reported day-90 assessment.
Remaining uncertainty
Timing information is available in the article/table, but verification against the plan of the prespecified hierarchy, multiplicity and differences in the lists remains incomplete.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish Hb as one of the primary endpoints and the final day-90 visit from the unverified registry hierarchy.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting the article's last visit into the unique preregistered primary time point.
Application exceptions
Disclose the difference between the abbreviated CBC list and the day-90 table, but do not establish selective reporting on the basis of an unavailable plan.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; internal application

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N12 · Are arm-specific Hb means/SDs at baseline and day 90 linked without changing their values?

Current findings
Retained Hb mean(SD) values are oral baseline 8.4(2.1)→day 90 13.8(0.7), and IM 8.3(2.3)→13.7(0.9) g/dL. The analyzed denominators are oral 26/IM 34; SD was not changed to SE, and no new calculations were performed.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Verification of exact preservation and attribution of the numbers; not a visual verification of the publisher PDF in this review.
Reason for missing information
Verification of exact preservation and attribution of the numbers; not a visual verification of the publisher PDF in this review.
Required materials and conditions
Oral/IM baseline and day-90 means(SD), g/dL and analyzed denominators 26/34 in the original S01 table
Materials to obtain first
Oral/IM baseline and day-90 means(SD), g/dL and analyzed denominators 26/34 in the original S01 table
Further research
When checking the original table/transcription's numbers, definitions of dispersion and denominators at each time point, preserve and compare all before/after values.
Remaining uncertainty
Verification of exact preservation and attribution of the numbers; not a visual verification of the publisher PDF in this review.
Conditions for verification
Preserve the four arm-specific means/SDs with their correct time points, units and denominators.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid confusing baseline with endpoint, SD with SE or between-group with within-group results, or converting rounded values into high-precision original values.
Application exceptions
The retained numbers are not the results of a current visual comparison with the original PDF or of new calculations.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each study design are internally designed

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N13 · For which between-group effect is +0.10g/dL the retained calculation?

Current findings
Oral−IM +0.10g/dL is the historically reconstructed unadjusted day-90 endpoint mean difference. It was explicitly substituted because the prioritized adjusted/change estimate was unavailable; it was not labeled a prespecified NI analysis or the original Mann–Whitney test.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Verification that the existing calculation's definition and provenance are preserved; not a new efficacy calculation or certification of a prespecified analysis.
Reason for missing information
Verification that the existing calculation's definition and provenance are preserved; not a new efficacy calculation or certification of a prespecified analysis.
Required materials and conditions
Direction and calculation provenance of the unadjusted day-90 endpoint mean difference, and absence of the prioritized adjusted/change effect
Materials to obtain first
Direction and calculation provenance of the unadjusted day-90 endpoint mean difference, and absence of the prioritized adjusted/change effect
Further research
If the original adjusted/change estimand becomes available, compare its definition and values in a separate version.
Remaining uncertainty
Verification that the existing calculation's definition and provenance are preserved; not a new efficacy calculation or certification of a prespecified analysis.
Conditions for verification
Explain its provenance as oral−IM, day-90 endpoint values, unadjusted, and a historical editorial substitute.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting an editorial reconstruction into an originally reported adjusted effect or a registered analysis.
Application exceptions
Preserve the historical +0.10; do not perform a Mann–Whitney/NI analysis or recalculation in this review.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application

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N14 · Are +5.4 in both arms and a rounded change difference of 0 being read as no effect/equivalence?

Current findings
Rounded within-group mean increases are approximately +5.4g/dL in both arms; the rounded change difference of 0 is descriptive. Within-group improvement is not an effect versus no treatment, and a change difference of 0 does not verify equivalence or no effect. The corresponding establishment flags in the original interpretation are false.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Verification of the criteria for preserving interpretive boundaries and historical values; not a reassessment of the clinical conclusion.
Reason for missing information
Verification of the criteria for preserving interpretive boundaries and historical values; not a reassessment of the clinical conclusion.
Required materials and conditions
Rounded within-group changes, between-group effects, change variance/CI and definition of the comparison
Materials to obtain first
Rounded within-group changes, between-group effects, change variance/CI and definition of the comparison
Further research
Check the original change-score variance/between-group CI and analysis, and review them separately from endpoint-value results.
Remaining uncertainty
Verification of the criteria for preserving interpretive boundaries and historical values; not a reassessment of the clinical conclusion.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish within-group changes and the rounded change difference from the active-comparator interpretation currently possible.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting improvement in both arms into efficacy versus no treatment or verified equivalence.
Application exceptions
The historical 5.4/5.4 and 0 are descriptive only; do not create a new test of the difference in changes.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; the separation of statuses is internally designed; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application

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N15 · Were the adjusted endpoint difference and change-score uncertainty reported?

Current findings
adjusted_effect, change_score_CI and reported_exact_between_group_P are empty. Baseline adjustment, change variance and P values were not calculated in this review. The unadjusted endpoint reconstruction does not resolve these gaps.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
The original values/definitions of the prioritized adjusted/change analysis and exact between-group test remain unverified.
Reason for missing information
The original values/definitions of the prioritized adjusted/change analysis and exact between-group test remain unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Baseline-adjusted endpoint effect/model, change SD/CI, analysis population and handling of missing data
Materials to obtain first
Baseline-adjusted endpoint effect/model, change SD/CI, analysis population and handling of missing data
Further research
Obtain the original analysis/supplement, arm-specific paired-change variance/covariance and handling of missing data.
Remaining uncertainty
The original values/definitions of the prioritized adjusted/change analysis and exact between-group test remain unverified.
Conditions for verification
Preserve the current empty values for the adjusted effect, change CI and exact between-group P, together with the original scope of access.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid arbitrarily calculating a change SD or adjusted effect from the endpoint SD.
Application exceptions
Do not expand an empty value into 0, equivalence or a statement that the item is unreported throughout the original article's full text.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each study design are internally designed; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application; M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; internal application

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N16 · Are the exact values, provenance and interpretive limitations of the 95% CI preserved?

Current findings
The historical exact values of editor_reconstructed_CI95 are [-0.313492,0.513492]g/dL, displayed as −0.31~+0.51. This is not the original Mann–Whitney/NI analysis; it includes 0 and differences in both directions. Without a clinical margin, it does not exclude meaningful benefit.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
The reconstructed interval is retained, but the originally reported/adjusted and change intervals and a justified clinically important difference remain unverified.
Reason for missing information
The reconstructed interval is retained, but the originally reported/adjusted and change intervals and a justified clinically important difference remain unverified.
Required materials and conditions
C02 editor-reconstructed endpoint-difference CI, original arm-specific SDs/denominators, calculation conditions and clinically important difference
Materials to obtain first
C02 editor-reconstructed endpoint-difference CI, original arm-specific SDs/denominators, calculation conditions and clinically important difference
Further research
If the original estimate/interval and calculation definition become available, separately compare arm-specific denominators/dispersion and clinical criteria.
Remaining uncertainty
The reconstructed interval is retained, but the originally reported/adjusted and change intervals and a justified clinically important difference remain unverified.
Conditions for verification
Explain the editor-reconstructed 95%CI, inclusion of 0/differences in both directions and the unverified important margin together.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting a calculated interval into a CI reported in the original article or into exclusion of meaningful benefit.
Application exceptions
Preserve the historical exact values [-0.313492,0.513492] and display −0.31~+0.51; do not recalculate them in this review.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each study design are internally designed; M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; internal application

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N17 · Is there a verified Hb MCID/important difference?

Current findings
verified_between_group_MCID is empty. Historical Hedges g0.12039708 or E~ represents magnitude under statistical conventions only; it does not verify failure to meet an MCID, a clinically positive result or exclusion of important benefit.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
A justified clinical-importance criterion for the selected between-group Hb difference remains unverified.
Reason for missing information
A justified clinical-importance criterion for the selected between-group Hb difference remains unverified.
Required materials and conditions
A justified important between-group difference for the selected B12-deficiency anemia, day-90 Hb and active comparator
Materials to obtain first
A justified important between-group difference for the selected B12-deficiency anemia, day-90 Hb and active comparator
Further research
Obtain evidence of importance for this population/scale/time point and compare it separately with the relevant effect/CI.
Remaining uncertainty
A justified clinical-importance criterion for the selected between-group Hb difference remains unverified.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the empty verified_between_group_MCID value from the existing statistical magnitude code.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting effect magnitude under statistical conventions into importance to patients or failure to meet an MCID.
Application exceptions
Do not arbitrarily adopt a common minimum number of participants, duration or trial count as a sufficiency criterion.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; internal application

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N18 · Was the authors' interpretation of similarity converted into verified equivalence?

Current findings
The authors interpreted the routes as similarly effective, but prespecified equivalence/NI margins and requirements remain unverified. formal_Hb_NI_margin is empty, and establishment of superiority, equivalence, NI and no effect was retained as false.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
The original interpretation exists, but the formal evidence for equivalence/NI and requirements for establishing superiority have not been verified.
Reason for missing information
The original interpretation exists, but the formal evidence for equivalence/NI and requirements for establishing superiority have not been verified.
Required materials and conditions
Original authors' interpretation, superiority/equivalence/NI design and prespecified margins/analysis requirements
Materials to obtain first
Original authors' interpretation, superiority/equivalence/NI design and prespecified margins/analysis requirements
Further research
If an NI/equivalence question is separately assigned, review its prespecified margin, analysis and precision against the relevant requirements.
Remaining uncertainty
The original interpretation exists, but the formal evidence for equivalence/NI and requirements for establishing superiority have not been verified.
Conditions for verification
Preserve the authors' interpretation together with the empty formal_Hb_NI_margin and the several establishment flags set to false.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid establishing equivalence, NI or an effect of 0 from nonsignificance or similar numerical values.
Application exceptions
The selected question concerns superiority; do not invent an NI margin or perform a new NI reassessment.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; the separation of statuses is internally designed; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application; M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; internal application

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N19 · Which denominators do 70/10/26/34 each represent?

Current findings
After 70 participants were enrolled, 10 lost to follow-up after day10 were excluded, and oral 26/IM 34 were analyzed. Original allocation denominators by arm remain unverified. Completer counts were not used as initial allocation counts, and the 10/70 dropout rate was not newly calculated.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Total enrollment/losses and completer counts are available, but original allocation by arm and measurements/analyses at each time point remain unverified.
Reason for missing information
Total enrollment/losses and completer counts are available, but original allocation by arm and measurements/analyses at each time point remain unverified.
Required materials and conditions
70 enrolled, 10 lost to follow-up after day10, oral 26/IM34 analyzed, original allocation by arm and numbers measured at each time point
Materials to obtain first
70 enrolled, 10 lost to follow-up after day10, oral 26/IM34 analyzed, original allocation by arm and numbers measured at each time point
Further research
Link the original flow diagram, arm-specific visit/analysis denominators and handling of missing data to the outcome of interest.
Remaining uncertainty
Total enrollment/losses and completer counts are available, but original allocation by arm and measurements/analyses at each time point remain unverified.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish enrollment, attrition and completer analysis from unverified original allocation by arm.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid using completer counts as original allocation counts or counts for all time points/safety analyses.
Application exceptions
Preserve the historical denominators; do not calculate and fill in dropout rates, participant totals or original denominators by arm in this review.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each study design are internally designed; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application

Related sources S01

N20 · Can the effect of assignment/ITT be verified from completer results?

Current findings
The current result is a 90-day completer analysis. Arm-specific reasons/distribution for the exclusion of 10 participants and ITT, imputation and sensitivity analyses have not been verified. Completer analysis was not automatically designated an effect of assignment or PP.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Detailed evidence on the relevance of missing data, the effect of assignment and the analysis population/handling remains unverified.
Reason for missing information
Detailed evidence on the relevance of missing data, the effect of assignment and the analysis population/handling remains unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Reasons for losses/distribution by arm, relationship to outcomes, ITT/imputation, sensitivity/PP definitions and estimand
Materials to obtain first
Reasons for losses/distribution by arm, relationship to outcomes, ITT/imputation, sensitivity/PP definitions and estimand
Further research
Obtain arm-specific losses/original outcomes, the planned analysis and sensitivity analyses for missing data.
Remaining uncertainty
Detailed evidence on the relevance of missing data, the effect of assignment and the analysis population/handling remains unverified.
Conditions for verification
Show the limitations on interpreting results arising from the exclusion of 10 participants and unverified ITT/imputation.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid calling completer analysis ITT or an effect of full adherence.
Application exceptions
Do not conclude that a small sample/missing data invalidate the results or imply a specific direction of bias.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each study design are internally designed; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application

Related sources S01

N21 · Have both block randomization and implementation of concealment been verified?

Current findings
S01 is a single-center prospective randomized open-label active-control trial and reports block randomization. Implementation of allocation concealment is not reported. No official RoB/GRADE assessment was performed in this review, and concealment failure was not established.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Design/allocation is reported, but verification of actual concealment, implementation and baseline comparisons remains incomplete.
Reason for missing information
Design/allocation is reported, but verification of actual concealment, implementation and baseline comparisons remains incomplete.
Required materials and conditions
Single-center parallel active-control design, block allocation/concealment implementation, baseline balance and original Methods
Materials to obtain first
Single-center parallel active-control design, block allocation/concealment implementation, baseline balance and original Methods
Further research
Compare original allocation implementation and baseline balance with the Hb outcome of interest.
Remaining uncertainty
Design/allocation is reported, but verification of actual concealment, implementation and baseline comparisons remains incomplete.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the reported randomized open-label design from unverified actual concealment.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid claiming that allocation/confounding issues are resolved by the randomized label alone.
Application exceptions
Do not convert unreported concealment into confirmed absence of concealment or an official RoB result.
Referenced methods
M08 §8.1–8.2.3; internal application

Related sources S01

N22 · Were the limitations of open-label routes and the objectivity of Hb reviewed separately?

Current findings
In the open-label route comparison, oral administration involved fruit juice and IM was nurse-administered. Hb is an objective test, but analyst blinding/concomitant treatment remain unverified. Endoscopy blinding was not borrowed, and the trial was not automatically classified as failed or unbiased.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
The actual open-label/assessment context is retained, but implementation details concerning changes and measurement remain unverified.
Reason for missing information
The actual open-label/assessment context is retained, but implementation details concerning changes and measurement remain unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Patient/clinician/assessor blinding, administration differences, Hb measurement and changes in concomitant treatment
Materials to obtain first
Patient/clinician/assessor blinding, administration differences, Hb measurement and changes in concomitant treatment
Further research
Compare route-specific care, changes in concomitant treatment and implementation of Hb assessment against the original records.
Remaining uncertainty
The actual open-label/assessment context is retained, but implementation details concerning changes and measurement remain unverified.
Conditions for verification
Link the actual oral fruit juice and nurse-administered IM to objective Hb and unverified assessors.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid dismissing the open-label design because Hb is objective, or automatically judging the entire trial a failure.
Application exceptions
Endoscopy blinding does not demonstrate assessor blinding for the Hb outcome.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; internal application; M08 Table 8.2.a, M03 §3.2.4; internal application

Related sources S01

N23 · Were S01's prespecified plan and actual results compared?

Current findings
S01 preregistration, protocol/SAP and the unique primary-visit hierarchy remain unverified. The S23–S26 shells or the OB12 protocol were not used as the S01 plan. Failure to obtain material does not establish nonregistration or selective reporting.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Material for comparing prespecified plans, multiplicity and selection/changes for the Hb outcome of interest remains unverified.
Reason for missing information
Material for comparing prespecified plans, multiplicity and selection/changes for the Hb outcome of interest remains unverified.
Required materials and conditions
S01 registration, protocol, SAP, primary time point/analysis, multiplicity and amendment history
Materials to obtain first
S01 registration, protocol, SAP, primary time point/analysis, multiplicity and amendment history
Further research
After verifying identity, compare S01's actual registration/plan/history with its Hb reporting.
Remaining uncertainty
Material for comparing prespecified plans, multiplicity and selection/changes for the Hb outcome of interest remains unverified.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish unverified prespecified plans from actual article reporting and differences in the lists.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting an unavailable plan into nonregistration or absence/confirmation of selective reporting.
Application exceptions
Do not link other NCT/OB12 plans as S01 registration.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.5–4.6 principles for collecting/selecting material; the separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are internally designed; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the present conversion of material reflect the user-defined scope and internal design; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; internal application

Related sources S01

N24 · Are 28 original articles, index records and reviews being counted as 28 replications?

Current findings
S01/S02 belong to TF-BOL2003 with the same DOI10.1016/S0149-2918(03)90096-8 and PMID14749150. S04/S05 are the OB12 original article/protocol; S27 is a supplementary lead. The 28 bibliographic records include reviews, safety/labels and registry attempts, so they were not counted as 28 trials.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Verification that report overlap/roles are distinguished; unique independent trial and participant counts across all 28 reports were not newly established.
Reason for missing information
Verification that report overlap/roles are distinguished; unique independent trial and participant counts across all 28 reports were not newly established.
Required materials and conditions
The same DOI/PMID for S01/S02, OB12 original article/protocol/supplementary leads, report types and family links
Materials to obtain first
The same DOI/PMID for S01/S02, OB12 original article/protocol/supplementary leads, report types and family links
Further research
Verify each report's family identity by comparing original registration, institutions/recruitment periods and participant overlap.
Remaining uncertainty
Verification that report overlap/roles are distinguished; unique independent trial and participant counts across all 28 reports were not newly established.
Conditions for verification
Explain the same S01 family and different report roles using the exact retained bibliographic records.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid double-counting bibliographic records, indexes, reviews and registry access attempts as independent trials.
Application exceptions
Do not calculate new unique trial/participant totals; leave unconfirmed family identities unconfirmed.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2 distinction between studies and reports; cohort/outcome linkage is an internal application; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application

Related sources S01 S02 S04 S05 S27

N25 · Are other B12 studies being called replications of the same day-90 Hb result?

Current findings
The retained decisive direct family is TF-BOL2003 alone; R1 is the internal code for that narrow boundary. Replication of the exact same claim could not be verified. Differences in other populations/forms/endpoints were not converted into R0, and no new replication count was calculated.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Independent replication of this actual regimen/population/endpoint at 90 days remains unverified within the current retained scope.
Reason for missing information
Independent replication of this actual regimen/population/endpoint at 90 days remains unverified within the current retained scope.
Required materials and conditions
Unique direct comparisons matching the population, product, route, active comparator and day-90 Hb/denominators
Materials to obtain first
Unique direct comparisons matching the population, product, route, active comparator and day-90 Hb/denominators
Further research
If a new directly eligible comparison is authorized/obtained, compare family-specific criteria and opposing results together.
Remaining uncertainty
Independent replication of this actual regimen/population/endpoint at 90 days remains unverified within the current retained scope.
Conditions for verification
Separate the single direct family within the current narrow boundary from eligibility limitations of other studies.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid creating independent replication from similar results involving other forms, populations or endpoints.
Application exceptions
Preserve the historical R1 code, but do not use it as certification of strong confirmatory evidence or as a new independent trial count.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2 distinction between studies and reports; cohort/outcome linkage is an internal application; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; the separation of statuses is internally designed; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application

Related sources S01 S04 S06 S13

N26 · Are Gupta2025's favorable Hb results and the reason for exclusion both present?

Current findings
Gupta2025's favorable Hb results are preserved, but were not combined with this claim because there was no confirmed B12-deficiency anemia stratum. Retain the historical selected S06 PDF pages and locations: p721 eligibility/common IFA, p724 Hb and p726 safety/funding/registration.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Verification of preservation of positive evidence and reasons for exclusion; not new verification of S06 numerical results or full text in this review.
Reason for missing information
Verification of preservation of positive evidence and reasons for exclusion; not new verification of S06 numerical results or full text in this review.
Required materials and conditions
S06 Hb results in anemic women, confirmed B12-deficiency anemia stratum/background IFA, product/denominators/duration
Materials to obtain first
S06 Hb results in anemic women, confirmed B12-deficiency anemia stratum/background IFA, product/denominators/duration
Further research
Compare original S06 eligibility, strata/product/background treatment and exact Hb results as a separate eligibility question.
Remaining uncertainty
Verification of preservation of positive evidence and reasons for exclusion; not new verification of S06 numerical results or full text in this review.
Conditions for verification
Preserve the lead to favorable Hb results together with exclusion because a confirmed B12-deficiency anemia stratum is unverified.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid transferring only favorable results to the target population or erasing results by retaining only the fact of exclusion.
Application exceptions
Do not newly read the S06 PDF or invent a confirmed stratum/quantitative results to fill gaps in this review.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1; detailed population criteria are internally designed; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; the separation of statuses is internally designed; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application

Related sources S06

N27 · Are Tandon2022's results unfavorable to oral treatment and the reason for pediatric exclusion present?

Current findings
Tandon2022's Hb results unfavorable to oral treatment are preserved, but were not combined with this adult claim because it was a pediatric trial. Historical access to only lines40–44 of the original S13 abstract was not converted into current full-text verification.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Verification of preservation of unfavorable evidence and the population-based reason for exclusion. Do not combine it as direct contradiction or replication in adults.
Reason for missing information
Verification of preservation of unfavorable evidence and the population-based reason for exclusion. Do not combine it as direct contradiction or replication in adults.
Required materials and conditions
S13 pediatric nutritional megaloblastic anemia, direction of Hb findings in the original abstract and difference from the adult boundary
Materials to obtain first
S13 pediatric nutritional megaloblastic anemia, direction of Hb findings in the original abstract and difference from the adult boundary
Further research
Obtain the population/regimen/time points, denominators and results within their original scope, and link them to a separate pediatric question.
Remaining uncertainty
Verification of preservation of unfavorable evidence and the population-based reason for exclusion. Do not combine it as direct contradiction or replication in adults.
Conditions for verification
Retain both the unfavorable direction of Hb findings in the pediatric trial and its exclusion from application.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid erasing unfavorable results or combining them with effects in adults.
Application exceptions
Pediatric exclusion is not deletion/invalidation of unfavorable results or a judgment of harm in adults.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1; detailed population criteria are internally designed; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; the separation of statuses is internally designed; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application

Related sources S13

N28 · Are serum B12, Hct and other routes substituting for the selected Hb outcome?

Current findings
Hct in S03, serum B12 normalization NI in OB12 S04/S05, biomarkers/preferences in S07, RYGB in S08, metformin/Sucrosomial serum B12 in S12 and 3 non-oral routes in S14 differ from the selected day-90 Hb outcome. The relevant bibliography/access levels were preserved, and no new Hb results were created.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Verification explaining the applicability boundaries of the question/materials; not an efficacy reassessment of adjacent studies.
Reason for missing information
Verification explaining the applicability boundaries of the question/materials; not an efficacy reassessment of adjacent studies.
Required materials and conditions
Roles of reports on Kuzminski Hct, OB12 serum normalization, metabolism/preferences/RYGB and other forms/intranasal/IV administration
Materials to obtain first
Roles of reports on Kuzminski Hct, OB12 serum normalization, metabolism/preferences/RYGB and other forms/intranasal/IV administration
Further research
After actually obtaining each original Methods/table and population-specific Hb results, separately review whether it addresses the same question.
Remaining uncertainty
Verification explaining the applicability boundaries of the question/materials; not an efficacy reassessment of adjacent studies.
Conditions for verification
Link endpoint/population/route limitations of each adjacent study to the original locations.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid satisfying endpoint and product/route eligibility merely through similarity of blood-measure or molecular names.
Application exceptions
Retain the original bibliography/access record, but do not use it as a basis for creating unreported Hb values.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1; detailed population criteria are internally designed; M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; internal application; M03 §3.2.4; internally defined boundaries for extending the claim

Related sources S03 S04 S05 S07 S08 S12 S14

N29 · Were review summaries/registry shells used as original trial results?

Current findings
Preserve the historical scope: S09 abstract/full text inaccessible, S10 conference bibliography/results inaccessible, S11 indexed excerpt, S15 official summary/full review inaccessible, S17 first PDF page, and S19 excerpt favoring injections for Hb/underlying trial unverified. S23–S26 are JS shells, S27 an unopened supplementary lead, and S28 an article's CTRI mention without an obtained official record.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Leads/review roles exist, but comparison of unaccessed original results, registry plans/history and underlying families remains unverified.
Reason for missing information
Leads/review roles exist, but comparison of unaccessed original results, registry plans/history and underlying families remains unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Material types and reading scope for unaccessed S09–S11, reviews/evidence tables S15–S19 and registry/supplementary leads S23–S28
Materials to obtain first
Material types and reading scope for unaccessed S09–S11, reviews/evidence tables S15–S19 and registry/supplementary leads S23–S28
Further research
In an authorized update, compare identities, content and families of original reports, official registry records and supplements.
Remaining uncertainty
Leads/review roles exist, but comparison of unaccessed original results, registry plans/history and underlying families remains unverified.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish each material's historical access, nonreading, unverified results and direct/indirect role.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid calling review bibliographies and shells/pointers actual plans, full texts or independent replications.
Application exceptions
Do not convert unverified information into nonregistration, absence of studies or absence of corrections.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2 distinction between studies and reports; cohort/outcome linkage is an internal application; M04 §4.5–4.6 principles for collecting/selecting material; the separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are internally designed; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; the separation of statuses is internally designed; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the present conversion of material reflect the user-defined scope and internal design; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; internal application

Related sources S09 S10 S11 S15 S17 S19 S23 S24 S25 S26 S27 S28

N30 · Does I1 verify actual mixed funding or independence?

Current findings
S01 funding sources and product supply remain unverified. I1 is an internal rule-based value for unverified funding, not proof of mixed funding. Author employment/patents, absence of disclosed COI and independent funding were not inferred.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Original disclosures of independence/conflicts of interest and product-supply materials remain unverified.
Reason for missing information
Original disclosures of independence/conflicts of interest and product-supply materials remain unverified.
Required materials and conditions
S01 research funding, product supply, author disclosures/institutions and original Funding/COI
Materials to obtain first
S01 research funding, product supply, author disclosures/institutions and original Funding/COI
Further research
Check original S01 funding/supply, author disclosures, relevant institutions and family information.
Remaining uncertainty
Original disclosures of independence/conflicts of interest and product-supply materials remain unverified.
Conditions for verification
Separate unverified funding/product supply from the meaning of the historical I1 fallback.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting a rule-based value for unverified funding into actual mixed funding, independence or absence of COI.
Application exceptions
Do not transfer funding or product-supply information from other OB12/review materials to S01, or exclude automatically on the basis of COI.
Referenced methods
Chamgap's own criteria for independence and attribution. The official methods sections used in this pilot do not guarantee every detail of this item

Related sources S01

N31 · Are C, 46, E~ and the empty precision value being read as a new assessment or an MCID?

Current findings
Leave historical efficacy C, 46, Caution and B/S/R1/I1/E~/B2/empty precision unchanged. E~ is not proof of failure to meet an MCID or statistical positivity; empty precision does not mean no CI. Document quality A and single-assistant self-review are not independent clinical/GRADE certification.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Verification of preservation of historical values and methodological interpretation boundaries; not a new efficacy, safety or grade assessment.
Reason for missing information
Verification of preservation of historical values and methodological interpretation boundaries; not a new efficacy, safety or grade assessment.
Required materials and conditions
Boundaries of the original grade/score/Caution, axes, document quality A, self-review and method implementation
Materials to obtain first
Boundaries of the original grade/score/Caution, axes, document quality A, self-review and method implementation
Further research
If an individual correction is authorized, review it as a separate event preserving the complete original assessment, before/after values and reasons.
Remaining uncertainty
Verification of preservation of historical values and methodological interpretation boundaries; not a new efficacy, safety or grade assessment.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish historical C46 and B/S/R1/I1/E~/B2/empty precision from document quality and review scope.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting the original score/codes into checklist-based efficacy probabilities, fulfillment rates or official GRADE certification.
Application exceptions
Do not calculate scores, grades, dispersion or new sufficiency numbers, or judge efficacy by the number of criteria.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the present conversion of material reflect the user-defined scope and internal design; M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; internal application

Related sources S01

N32 · Is this review's summary reading distinguished from historical full-text transcription access?

Current findings
Reading in this review covers the current 3113 stored summary's 17 KO fields, structure/1 evidence entry and 28 bibliographic/historical access records. The historical 2026-09-16 scope, including the S01 repository full-text transcription, selected S06 PDF pages, the first S17 PDF page and official safety documents, was not converted into current external reading. Summary links connect to actual values/pointers/stored-summary SHA.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Verification distinguishing current from historical reading and summaries from original full texts. Not verification of current external original bytes/full texts.
Reason for missing information
Verification distinguishing current from historical reading and summaries from original full texts. Not verification of current external original bytes/full texts.
Required materials and conditions
Exact pointers in the currently stored manuscript, 28 bibliographic records/locations and historical material types/access levels/dates
Materials to obtain first
Exact pointers in the currently stored manuscript, 28 bibliographic records/locations and historical material types/access levels/dates
Further research
If original-material acquisition/actual reading is authorized, separately record the edition, sections read and file SHA for each material type.
Remaining uncertainty
Verification distinguishing current from historical reading and summaries from original full texts. Not verification of current external original bytes/full texts.
Conditions for verification
Keep the actual reading of retained summaries in this review and the original historical access on 2026-09-16 as separate materials/links.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid retroactively treating historical reading of transcriptions, PDFs and official documents as actual original-source reading in this review.
Application exceptions
Do not newly label all currently unattempted external materials as inaccessible.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.5–4.6 principles for collecting/selecting material; the separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are internally designed; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the present conversion of material reflect the user-defined scope and internal design

Related sources S01 S02 S06 S17 S20 S21 S22

N33 · Has a current visual comparison with the publisher PDF been performed?

Current findings
Historical S01 access was to a repository full-text transcription. Visual comparison with the publisher PDF remains unresolved; the original PDF, old ZIP, calculation log and transcription were not newly opened in this review. The stored manuscript SHA was not described as the original article PDF SHA.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
A current visual comparison of the original publisher PDF with the transcription, numerical values and hierarchy remains unverified.
Reason for missing information
A current visual comparison of the original publisher PDF with the transcription, numerical values and hierarchy remains unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Original publisher PDF, repository transcription, tables/units/footnotes and a visual-comparison event
Materials to obtain first
Original publisher PDF, repository transcription, tables/units/footnotes and a visual-comparison event
Further research
After authorized/lawful acquisition of the original PDF, compare actual tables, footnotes and text against the transcription and record the edition/hash.
Remaining uncertainty
A current visual comparison of the original publisher PDF with the transcription, numerical values and hierarchy remains unverified.
Conditions for verification
Retain historical S01 transcription access separately from the unverified visual comparison with the publisher PDF.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting a repository full-text transcription into direct verification of the publisher PDF.
Application exceptions
The file preserved in this review is a limited stored summary, not the original bytes of the full text.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.5–4.6 principles for collecting/selecting material; the separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are internally designed; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed

Related sources S01

N34 · Are gaps in the current retained scope being described as absence of current studies?

Current findings
The evidence cutoff is 2026-09-16, and the actual review date recorded here is 2026-10-05. Original audit/search_log and access_log paths/summaries and the absence of subscription Embase/Scopus searches or complete exports are historical. New clinical searches/registry/correction queries for 3113 in this review total 0; gaps were not converted into absence of studies.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Verification of the criterion distinguishing the cutoff date and review scope; not a current exhaustive check of existence, corrections or retractions.
Reason for missing information
Verification of the criterion distinguishing the cutoff date and review scope; not a current exhaustive check of existence, corrections or retractions.
Required materials and conditions
Evidence cutoff 2026-09-16, original search/access summaries, actual reading in this review and scope regarding unpublished material/corrections/retractions
Materials to obtain first
Evidence cutoff 2026-09-16, original search/access summaries, actual reading in this review and scope regarding unpublished material/corrections/retractions
Further research
In a separately authorized update, record actual search expressions, scope, failures and original responses for searches/registration/corrections as a new event.
Remaining uncertainty
Verification of the criterion distinguishing the cutoff date and review scope; not a current exhaustive check of existence, corrections or retractions.
Conditions for verification
Specify the historical actual-search summary, 0 new searches in this review and the unverified scope regarding DBs, registration and corrections.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid overstating conversion of stored materials as a current exhaustive search on 2026-10-05.
Application exceptions
The existence of an original search-log path does not mean that the log/DB export was read in this review.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.5–4.6 principles for collecting/selecting material; the separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are internally designed; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the present conversion of material reflect the user-defined scope and internal design; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; internal application

Related sources S23 S24 S25 S26 S28

N35 · Does no reported treatment-related adverse reaction mean total AE0?

Current findings
The original statement is a 90-day record for oral 26/IM34 that no treatment-related adverse reactions were reported. Separate accounting and collection methods for all AEs, SAEs and AE-related discontinuations remain unverified; this was not converted into all AE0.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
A treatment-related narrative is available, but total-event definitions, systematic collection, severity and discontinuation accounting remain unverified.
Reason for missing information
A treatment-related narrative is available, but total-event definitions, systematic collection, severity and discontinuation accounting remain unverified.
Required materials and conditions
S01 treatment-related AE definition, collection method, all AEs/SAEs, discontinuations, severity and original denominators
Materials to obtain first
S01 treatment-related AE definition, collection method, all AEs/SAEs, discontinuations, severity and original denominators
Further research
Check the original Tolerability section, collection/adverse-event tables and discontinuation/loss records.
Remaining uncertainty
A treatment-related narrative is available, but total-event definitions, systematic collection, severity and discontinuation accounting remain unverified.
Conditions for verification
Display no reported treatment-related events separately from unverified total events, collection and discontinuations.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting the original sentence into complete event accounting or absence of all harms.
Application exceptions
Do not delete efficacy results because harms were not reported or assign a new safety grade.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each study design are internally designed; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; internal application; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; detailed distinctions are internally designed; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4, M04 §4.6.3; internal application; Chamgap's own interpretive boundaries. M19 principles are referenced; no official causality assessment tool was applied

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N36 · Does safety coverage include the 10 participants outside the 26/34 completers?

Current findings
Link the treatment-related AE narrative to the oral 26/IM 34 analyzed at 90 days. Safety of the 10 participants lost after day10 remains unverified. It was not stated that all events were collected for all 70 enrolled participants or that event incidence was 0.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Analysis duration and completer counts are available, but the total safety denominator, events among lost participants, exposure time and incidence remain unverified.
Reason for missing information
Analysis duration and completer counts are available, but the total safety denominator, events among lost participants, exposure time and incidence remain unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Total exposure/safety denominators, numbers of affected people/events, 90-day/early follow-up and safety of the 10 lost participants
Materials to obtain first
Total exposure/safety denominators, numbers of affected people/events, 90-day/early follow-up and safety of the 10 lost participants
Further research
Link arm-specific exposure/safety analysis counts, reasons for losses/events and follow-up duration to the original records.
Remaining uncertainty
Analysis duration and completer counts are available, but the total safety denominator, events among lost participants, exposure time and incidence remain unverified.
Conditions for verification
Show the denominators/duration of the completer narrative and the safety gap for those lost to follow-up.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid using a related-AE narrative limited to completers as an incidence estimate for all enrolled participants.
Application exceptions
Preserve the original denominators; do not calculate incidence, an upper bound for rare harms or AEs among lost participants in this review.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each study design are internally designed; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; internal application; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4, M04 §4.6.3; internal application

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N37 · Does a no-event narrative verify comparative safety or causal safety of oral treatment?

Current findings
There is a narrative that no related AEs were reported in both arms, but detailed information on event onset/recovery, re-exposure, overall comparative risk, concomitant treatment and safety among lost participants remains unverified. Untreated background incidence and causal safety of oral treatment were not inferred.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Events/timing, alternative explanations and denominators for actual comparative harms remain unverified.
Reason for missing information
Events/timing, alternative explanations and denominators for actual comparative harms remain unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Arm-specific events; timing of exposure, onset, discontinuation and recovery; IM comparator; concomitant treatment; baseline/loss-related alternative explanations
Materials to obtain first
Arm-specific events; timing of exposure, onset, discontinuation and recovery; IM comparator; concomitant treatment; baseline/loss-related alternative explanations
Further research
Check material that permits comparison of original arm-specific events/timing with concomitant treatment, baseline risks and missing data.
Remaining uncertainty
Events/timing, alternative explanations and denominators for actual comparative harms remain unverified.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the 90-day active-comparator context from unverified event timing, total accounting and alternative explanations.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid promoting reporting/nonreporting after exposure into comparative risk or causal safety.
Application exceptions
Do not infer a risk difference, dechallenge/rechallenge or absence of alternative explanations solely from no related AEs being reported in both arms.
Referenced methods
M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; internal application; M19 §19.2 questions about harms by study design; details of temporal relationships are internally designed; M19 §19.2.2–19.2.4, M03 §3.2.3; internal application; M19 §19.2.2–19.2.4 design considerations; detailed confounding records are internally designed; Chamgap's own interpretive boundaries. M19 principles are referenced; no official causality assessment tool was applied

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N38 · Are official notices/labels being counted as independent clinical replications of harms?

Current findings
S20 official explanatory material, S21 cyanocobalamin/hydroxocobalamin cobalt notice and S22 cyanocobalamin injection label are historical materials. These 3 documents were not counted as 3 independent harm trials/events, and current underlying material was not newly verified in this review.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
The types/boundaries of official materials are retained, but independent events, denominators/causes and comparison with current editions remain unverified.
Reason for missing information
The types/boundaries of official materials are retained, but independent events, denominators/causes and comparison with current editions remain unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Material types/molecules, underlying events, denominators and families for S20 ODS, S21 cobalt notice and S22 injection label
Materials to obtain first
Material types/molecules, underlying events, denominators and families for S20 ODS, S21 cobalt notice and S22 injection label
Further research
In an authorized update, compare notice versions, original events/denominators and relationships among repeated citations.
Remaining uncertainty
The types/boundaries of official materials are retained, but independent events, denominators/causes and comparison with current editions remain unverified.
Conditions for verification
Keep historical bibliographies/boundaries of safety documents separate from clinical-trial denominators/events.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting the authority of official documents or repeated citations into new independent events/incidence.
Application exceptions
Distinguish the chemical forms/routes in each notice; do not label this review as a new check of current full texts or underlying event data.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2 distinction between studies and reports; cohort/outcome linkage is an internal application; M04 §4.5–4.6 principles for collecting/selecting material; the separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are internally designed; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2; adaptations for harm materials are internally designed; Chamgap's own interpretive boundaries. M19 principles are referenced; no official causality assessment tool was applied

Related sources S20 S21 S22

N39 · Does an unset UL guarantee unlimited safety?

Current findings
In retained S20, no established B12 UL does not guarantee unlimited safety. The original Caution safety label was retained; the study dose/schedule was not made into instructions for personal dosing, injection choice, transfusion or medication changes.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Verification of preservation of the scope of safety interpretation; not absence of harm or certification of personal safety.
Reason for missing information
Verification of preservation of the scope of safety interpretation; not absence of harm or certification of personal safety.
Required materials and conditions
S20 B12 UL explanation and reasons for no established UL; boundaries of the selected regimen's duration/population and actual events
Materials to obtain first
S20 B12 UL explanation and reasons for no established UL; boundaries of the selected regimen's duration/population and actual events
Further research
If asking about safety by dose, duration or vulnerable population, review the relevant direct evidence under separate criteria.
Remaining uncertainty
Verification of preservation of the scope of safety interpretation; not absence of harm or certification of personal safety.
Conditions for verification
Specify the distinction between no established UL and established safety, and the historical Caution.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting the absence of an established upper safety limit into safety at every dose or for every person.
Application exceptions
The study schedule/Caution is not an instruction for personal dosing, injections, transfusions or medication changes.
Referenced methods
M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; internal application; Chamgap's own interpretive boundaries. M19 principles are referenced; no official causality assessment tool was applied

Related sources S20

N40 · Were the label's chemical form/route transferred into oral-treatment incidence?

Current findings
Link cobalt sensitivity to the verified cyano/hydroxo notice. Leber and early hypokalemia during intensive treatment of severe megaloblastic anemia fall within the cyanocobalamin injection-label scope. These were not converted into incidence for oral treatment/other chemical forms or observed S01 events.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Original warnings/scope are retained, but direct incidence for the selected oral regimen and harms in special populations remain unverified.
Reason for missing information
Original warnings/scope are retained, but direct incidence for the selected oral regimen and harms in special populations remain unverified.
Required materials and conditions
S21 scope of cobalt sensitivity for cyano/hydroxo; S22 injection context for Leber/early hypokalemia
Materials to obtain first
S21 scope of cobalt sensitivity for cyano/hydroxo; S22 injection context for Leber/early hypokalemia
Further research
Check original label/notice editions and underlying events separately from direct oral-treatment/special-population evidence.
Remaining uncertainty
Original warnings/scope are retained, but direct incidence for the selected oral regimen and harms in special populations remain unverified.
Conditions for verification
Link original warnings for each chemical form/route and special circumstance to their own scope.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid transferring a specific injection warning into observed incidence for all oral treatments/chemical forms.
Application exceptions
The existence of a warning and actual S01 events, causality and incidence are different information.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; detailed distinctions are internally designed; M19 §19.2.2–19.2.4 design considerations; detailed confounding records are internally designed; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; internal application; Chamgap's own interpretive boundaries. M19 principles are referenced; no official causality assessment tool was applied

Related sources S21 S22

N41 · Do short-term adult data answer questions about rare harms or long-term/special-population safety?

Current findings
Do not establish long-term safety or safety in hepatic or renal disease, pregnancy/lactation or children from this trial. The 90-day adult completer data do not prove safety regarding rare events or beyond follow-up; the original Caution was retained.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Direct evidence on harms/vulnerable populations outside the selected 90-day scope remains unverified within the current retained materials.
Reason for missing information
Direct evidence on harms/vulnerable populations outside the selected 90-day scope remains unverified within the current retained materials.
Required materials and conditions
Long-term/rare events, exposure/baseline risk in hepatic or renal disease, pregnancy/lactation and children, denominators and suitable designs
Materials to obtain first
Long-term/rare events, exposure/baseline risk in hepatic or renal disease, pregnancy/lactation and children, denominators and suitable designs
Further research
If a safety extension is requested, separately review observational/comparative data appropriate to the population, duration and events.
Remaining uncertainty
Direct evidence on harms/vulnerable populations outside the selected 90-day scope remains unverified within the current retained materials.
Conditions for verification
Show the original 90-day/nonpregnant, nonlactating adult scope and unverified safety beyond it.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid extending a population limited to 90 days into safety for all special populations/durations.
Application exceptions
Preserve the selected efficacy evidence; do not require every rare-harm study as a fulfillment condition for that Hb result.
Referenced methods
M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; internal application

Related sources S01 S20 S21 S22

N42 · Must a same-schedule comparison also answer the optimal-dose question?

Current findings
This is a 90-day Hb comparison with the same nominal 1000mcg schedule in both arms, not a dose-selection/response question. Optimal-dose evidence was not required to complete this question, and no effective recommended dose was newly created.
Verification status
Not applicable
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Extension to optimal dosing does not apply to the currently fixed question; this is not replacement of gaps in actual exposure, adherence or total dose with NA.
Reason for missing information
Extension to optimal dosing does not apply to the currently fixed question; this is not replacement of gaps in actual exposure, adherence or total dose with NA.
Required materials and conditions
If an optimal-dose question is added: direct dose/active-amount comparisons, actual exposure and Hb/harm estimates
Materials to obtain first
If an optimal-dose question is added: direct dose/active-amount comparisons, actual exposure and Hb/harm estimates
Further research
If optimization is separately requested, design direct dose contrasts and harm assessment in the same population/product.
Remaining uncertainty
Extension to optimal dosing does not apply to the currently fixed question; this is not replacement of gaps in actual exposure, adherence or total dose with NA.
Conditions for verification
Explain that the selected question is not an optimal-dose comparison, with the original dose and boundaries.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid extending a comparison of two regimens with the same nominal schedule into dose response or optimal dosing.
Application exceptions
Do not require trials of multiple doses for the narrow 90-day route/regimen comparison.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1–3.2.4; details on dose, duration and effect modification are internally designed

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N43 · Were lifelong maintenance/discontinuation effects mixed into the 90-day question?

Current findings
The selected question is the 90-day Hb comparison; a lifelong monthly plan is not observation. Lifelong effects/maintenance after discontinuation are separate questions and were not required for this selected efficacy question.
Verification status
Not applicable
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
A long-term extension is not applicable to the selected 90-day efficacy question. Unverified long-term safety is retained separately.
Reason for missing information
A long-term extension is not applicable to the selected 90-day efficacy question. Unverified long-term safety is retained separately.
Required materials and conditions
If a long-term maintenance/discontinuation question is added: actual follow-up, post-discontinuation Hb and exposure/denominators
Materials to obtain first
If a long-term maintenance/discontinuation question is added: actual follow-up, post-discontinuation Hb and exposure/denominators
Further research
If a long-term extension is requested, obtain actual exposure/follow-up and arm-specific outcomes, rather than plans.
Remaining uncertainty
A long-term extension is not applicable to the selected 90-day efficacy question. Unverified long-term safety is retained separately.
Conditions for verification
Separate the selected 90-day question from questions about long-term effects or effects of discontinuation.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting a lifelong monthly plan into lifelong effects or maintenance after discontinuation.
Application exceptions
Do not require lifelong follow-up for the selected 90-day comparison.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1–3.2.4; details on dose, duration and effect modification are internally designed

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N44 · Is Hb an effect on fatigue, transfusion, death or daily functioning?

Current findings
The selected outcome is the day-90 Hb(g/dL) laboratory surrogate; fatigue, transfusion, death and daily functioning are different questions. Event trials were not required for this Hb report, and Hb improvement was not extended into an effect on events.
Verification status
Not applicable
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Extension to events is not applicable to the current numerical-outcome question. Neither absence nor presence of separate efficacy on events is established.
Reason for missing information
Extension to events is not applicable to the current numerical-outcome question. Neither absence nor presence of separate efficacy on events is established.
Required materials and conditions
If an event/quality-of-life claim is added: the relevant direct endpoint, time point/denominators and importance
Materials to obtain first
If an event/quality-of-life claim is added: the relevant direct endpoint, time point/denominators and importance
Further research
If extension to events is requested, separately obtain between-group data on the direct endpoint of interest.
Remaining uncertainty
Extension to events is not applicable to the current numerical-outcome question. Neither absence nor presence of separate efficacy on events is established.
Conditions for verification
Explain the boundary between laboratory Hb S and separate event/function endpoints.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting a laboratory surrogate into an effect on clinical events or patient functioning.
Application exceptions
Do not require an event trial for a question about the Hb value itself.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are internally designed; M03 §3.2.4; internally defined boundaries for extending the claim

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N45 · Are effects of tablets or other chemical forms/routes being compulsorily combined?

Current findings
The current assessment concerns oral Dodex ampule+fruit juice versus the same cyano IM. Tablet, other chemical-form, sublingual, intravenous and intranasal results were not compulsorily combined. Gaps in the actual original product's batch/adherence were retained separately.
Verification status
Not applicable
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Extensions outside the selected regimen are not applicable; this does not mean that all products/routes have the same effects.
Reason for missing information
Extensions outside the selected regimen are not applicable; this does not mean that all products/routes have the same effects.
Required materials and conditions
If a separate product/route claim is added: direct Hb comparison for that product, population and regimen
Materials to obtain first
If a separate product/route claim is added: direct Hb comparison for that product, population and regimen
Further research
If a separate regimen question is authorized, first fix the direct Hb criteria for each identity/route.
Remaining uncertainty
Extensions outside the selected regimen are not applicable; this does not mean that all products/routes have the same effects.
Conditions for verification
Show the boundary between actual Dodex and extension to methyl/hydroxo/adeno, tablets/sublingual/intranasal/IV administration.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid extending the actual ampule+fruit juice comparison to all B12 products/routes.
Application exceptions
Do not require trials of other products for the selected regimen or erase gaps in original product details with NA.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and adaptations for testing are internally designed; M03 §3.2.1–3.2.4; details on dose, duration and effect modification are internally designed; M03 §3.2.4; internally defined boundaries for extending the claim

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N46 · Are original ID/code and deployment expressions being read as the publication status of this review?

Current findings
The KO summary's ID/URL/semantic-code needs_id_assignment and the empty permanent_semantic_code/status coexist with general permanent/classification/semantic codes marked filled/assigned. initial_current_value_not_deployed, server_writefalse, server_deployedtrue, historical deployed_at and original final_url were also preserved. Public deployments of this local sheet total 0.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Original identity/deployment expressions are preserved, but authority precedence and corrections to actual original publication status were not established within this scope.
Reason for missing information
Original identity/deployment expressions are preserved, but authority precedence and corrections to actual original publication status were not established within this scope.
Required materials and conditions
KO needs_id_assignment, null semantic, original automatic codes/assigned, server_deployed/not-deployed expressions and original URLs/dates
Materials to obtain first
KO needs_id_assignment, null semantic, original automatic codes/assigned, server_deployed/not-deployed expressions and original URLs/dates
Further research
If an identity/deployment correction is separately authorized, record the complete original, authority/decision and before/after values as an event.
Remaining uncertainty
Original identity/deployment expressions are preserved, but authority precedence and corrections to actual original publication status were not established within this scope.
Conditions for verification
Preserve differing original identity/deployment expressions and separate them from this local unpublished work.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid hiding differences in original expressions or using historical deployment flags to say that this sheet has been publicly published.
Application exceptions
Do not silently correct original values or arbitrarily establish authority precedence between general metadata and a specific semantic field.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.1, §3.2.1–3.2.4 principles for clarifying the question; detailed separation rules are internally designed; M04 §4.5–4.6 principles for collecting/selecting material; the separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are internally designed; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the present conversion of material reflect the user-defined scope and internal design

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N47 · Are there update rules that preserve original text, criteria and opposing values?

Current findings
Preserve the original revision_history and update leads concerning PDFs/plans, adjusted/change Hb, arm-specific denominators/rescue treatment, direct trials, funding/corrections and ID. Link the criteria frozen beforehand and observations/pointers, SHA and dates to each row; the original C46/Caution, opposing values and materials were not overwritten.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The exact retained summary locations and values were actually read. External or older separate original sources were not read in this review.
Why unverified
Verification of the linkage criteria for traceability/update rules; not certification of completion of a new-evidence/correction event or of public publication.
Reason for missing information
Verification of the linkage criteria for traceability/update rules; not certification of completion of a new-evidence/correction event or of public publication.
Required materials and conditions
Original revision triggers, cutoff/actual review dates, prior freezing of criteria, exact values/pointers/SHA and before/after events/versions
Materials to obtain first
Original revision triggers, cutoff/actual review dates, prior freezing of criteria, exact values/pointers/SHA and before/after events/versions
Further research
If authorized original PDFs, plans, direct trials, funding information or corrections arrive, review them while preserving a separate event, criteria version and before/after values.
Remaining uncertainty
Verification of the linkage criteria for traceability/update rules; not certification of completion of a new-evidence/correction event or of public publication.
Conditions for verification
Link each row's material, locations read, necessary criteria and reasons for updates with preservation of the complete original.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid silently overwriting historical values, unfavorable results or criteria versions with new material/corrections.
Application exceptions
New research, calculations, reassessments and automatic deployment are not inherited by the current conversion task.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.1, §3.2.1–3.2.4 principles for clarifying the question; detailed separation rules are internally designed; M04 §4.5–4.6 principles for collecting/selecting material; the separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are internally designed; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; the separation of statuses is internally designed; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the present conversion of material reflect the user-defined scope and internal design

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