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Ordinary thiamine (vitamin B1), hydrochloride × Eight-week salbutamol-responsive digital reflective-index response

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1 Met Full text not readStored summary read N01 · Independent claimWhich population, regimen and 8-week functional response does the independent table address?Required
The original claim is “8-week salbutamol-induced finger reflective-index response.” It addresses the RI response between oral thiamine hydrochloride and crossover placebo in the same adults with type 2 diabetes at high cardiovascular risk.
The exact current original claim has been linked to the boundary of the actual direct trial result. This Met status does not establish benefit.
Original locations of the current claim, PICOT, surrogate measure and excluded questions
In subsequent research, first fix the population, oral regimen, placebo and RI measurement time, and distinguish other outcomes alongside them.
2 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N02 · Molecule and actual productHave the single registered active ingredient and the actual product batch been distinguished?Required
The regimen is oral ordinary thiamine hydrochloride, and the registered product is Tyvera 100 mg tablets with a single active ingredient. The actual batch, excipients and manufacturing origin are unverified. The official S16 product is not the same trial batch.
The active ingredient/registered product is retained, but detailed information on the actual trial product remains to be verified.
Actual trial product ingredient list, batch, excipients and manufacturing-origin information
Propose a replication procedure that obtains product analyses and batch records and verifies actual administration of the single active ingredient.
3 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N03 · Nominal amount and active amountHave the reported 300 mg/day and the free-thiamine equivalent been distinguished?Required
The reported total oral thiamine hydrochloride amount is 300 mg/day. The free-thiamine equivalent and actual 1-time dosing schedule are unverified. Do not determine a personal dose from the registered Tyvera 100 mg product label.
The reported total is within the verified scope, but conversion to the active amount and the actual schedule remain unresolved.
Actual dose records, product content/units, 1-time dosing schedule and amount actually taken
After verifying actual administration records and content units, address any necessary dose comparison under a separate protocol.
4 Met Full text not readStored summary read N04 · Treatment and washout periodsHave each 8-week treatment period and the 2-week washout been linked to the outcome time?Required
Each reported treatment period is 8 weeks, with a 2-week washout between periods. RI is limited to the salbutamol response at the end of the 8-week treatment period. Leave the difference in calendar completion dates in a separate registry-metadata row.
The retained nominal treatment/washout periods and selected time point have been accurately linked.
Information on administration and visit schedules by period and RI measurement times
Check implementation of each treatment and washout against visit/exposure records, and plan long-term persistence questions under separate follow-up.
5 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N05 · Actual population and selectionHave the actual high-risk adults with type 2 diabetes and the registered eligibility plan been distinguished?Required
The actual population consists of adults with type 2 diabetes at high cardiovascular risk, with a retained mean age of 61 years. Numerically established baseline endothelial dysfunction, individual inclusion/exclusion and characteristics by sequence are unverified.
The basic identity of the actual population is available, but detailed baseline characteristics and representativeness remain to be verified.
Baseline characteristics by group/sequence, actual inclusion/exclusion flow and definitions of risk and endothelial function
In subsequent comparisons, prespecify risk selection and baseline vascular function and disclose actual participant characteristics.
6 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N06 · Baseline nutritional statusCan baseline thiamine deficiency and the conditions for additional supplementation be established?Required (nutritional applicability)
Baseline thiamine deficiency is unverified. The general introduction to deficiency in the S01 abstract is not an actual measurement of this population's baseline status, and an increase in blood TDP does not establish baseline deficiency either.
Actual deficiency classification and intake data for participants in the direct trial cannot be established from the retained inputs.
Baseline thiamine/TDP, deficiency thresholds, dietary/supplement intake and prespecified stratification data
Measure baseline status and assess effect modification by deficiency status in a separately planned, prespecified analysis.
7 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N07 · Crossover placebo and background treatmentHave the placebo comparison and background-medication balance between periods been distinguished?Required
The actual comparison is crossover placebo in the same participants, with background diabetes/cardiovascular medications described. Exact medication balance, changes and handling of rescue treatment by period are unverified.
The placebo comparison is identified, but actual differences in concomitant treatment between periods and their handling have not been verified.
Information on medications, rescue treatment, disease status/changes and their handling for the effect of interest by period
Propose a comparison that records common treatment and prespecifies how period-specific changes and rescue treatment will be handled in analysis.
8 Conflicting information Full text not readStored summary read N08 · Conflicting design labelsHave the actual crossover design and the registry's parallel/crossover checkboxes been distinguished?Required
S01/S02 report a randomized, double-blind crossover pilot trial. S03 records Yes for both the parallel and crossover checkboxes. Retain the actual crossover report and leave the checkbox discrepancy unresolved.
The discrepancy in simultaneous design checkmarks within the same registration is retained. Do not change the actual treatment comparison into a new parallel design.
Full protocol, registry amendment history, actual allocation sequences and design explanation
Compare the original protocol and amendment history to verify why both boxes were checked, and reconcile the design actually implemented with its reporting.
9 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N09 · Sequence generation and concealmentHave random sequence generation and allocation concealment been verified?Required (causal efficacy)
There is a report of a randomized, double-blind crossover pilot trial, but detailed procedures for sequence generation and allocation concealment are unverified. Do not state that a formal bias tool was applied.
The design label is available, but the necessary allocation details are not retained.
Information on sequence generation, allocation concealment and actual baseline balance by sequence
Propose a comparison that prespecifies sequence-generation and concealment procedures and baseline balance and discloses their actual implementation.
10 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N10 · Completion, allocation and analysis denominatorsHave the 34 completers been distinguished from the randomized count and number of analyzed RI pairs?Required
The 34 unique completers are retained. The randomized count, denominators by sequence and number of analyzed RI pairs are separately unverified. Do not count the two periods as 68 independent participants.
Only the completion stage is established; analysis denominators and the boundaries of attrition require further verification.
CONSORT/crossover flow, allocation/completion/measurement by sequence and number of paired RI analyses
Propose reporting participant flow and paired denominators for each endpoint, with differences between allocation, completion and analysis disclosed.
11 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N11 · Missing data and analysis populationsCan the handling of attrition/missing data and the ITT/PP analysis populations be established?Required
Apart from the 34 completers, the actual RI analysis population and reasons for and handling of attrition/missingness are unverified. Do not assert that this was a completer analysis.
Losses after allocation and the analysis definition cannot be established from the retained inputs read.
Data on allocation/attrition, reasons for missingness, definitions of analysis populations and sensitivity analyses
Prespecify the effect of interest and analysis population, and plan sensitivity analyses that account for missing crossover data.
12 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N12 · Washout and carryoverCan it be established whether the 2-week washout excluded carryover?Required (crossover trial)
A 2-week washout is reported, but data on carryover and period-specific recovery/handling are unverified. Do not use the existence of washout as evidence that carryover was excluded.
Information needed to verify actual residual/carryover effects on the selected RI comparison remains outstanding.
Crossover protocol, baseline/exposure by period and information on carryover assessment and handling
Prespecify the rationale for washout and baseline measurements by period, and plan a crossover analysis that examines residual/carryover effects.
13 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N13 · Sequence and period effectsWere sequence and period effects handled in the actual RI analysis?Required (crossover trial)
Sequence and period effects and the handling of the corresponding model terms are unverified. Preserve the actual crossover design, without claiming that time/sequence effects were removed.
The currently retained methods do not contain the actual sequence/period model or its results.
RI, baseline/medications, interactions and analysis model by sequence/period
Prespecify the treatment, period and sequence terms of interest and disclose sequence-specific data and sensitivity analyses.
14 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N14 · Paired effect of interestCan the adjusted paired RI effect and the actual choice of test be established?Required
RI is a crossover comparison in the same participants. The exact adjusted paired effect, covariance and number of analyzed pairs are unverified, and the RI-specific ANOVA/Friedman choice has not been verified either.
A comparison P value is reported, but the actual estimation/test definition cannot be established.
RI analysis plan, paired source data/covariance, adjusted model, test type and effect estimator
Propose an analysis that prespecifies the paired effect of interest and period/sequence adjustment and reports that effect and its interval.
15 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N15 · RI measurement procedureHave salbutamol RI measurement timing, sign convention and assessor blinding been verified?Required
The response is digital photoplethysmographic RI after inhaled salbutamol at the end of 8 weeks. Exact post-challenge timing, directional sign convention, baseline RI and operator blinding are unverified.
The type of physiological function test is verified, but measurement details and the dimensions needed to interpret a favorable direction remain unresolved.
Measurement protocol, challenge dose/time afterward, sign convention, baseline RI and operator-blinding/quality information
Propose a method that standardizes the RI challenge, collection time, sign convention and assessor blinding and reports baseline/reproducibility data.
16 Met Full text not readStored summary read N16 · Surrogate measure and clinical boundaryHas digital RI been distinguished from FMD and prevention of clinical events?Required (claim boundary); separate evidence for extension to events
The current endpoint is salbutamol-responsive digital RI, not brachial artery FMD or prevention of myocardial infarction/stroke. Preserve the original boundary that an actual functional alternative was selected because no directly eligible FMD result was verified in this search.
The manuscript's boundaries for selected and excluded endpoints have been accurately linked, without establishing clinical-event benefit.
Measurement definition and separate direct results for claims about event prevention/quality of life
If a clinical-event question is requested, address it through a study with a separate protocol, follow-up and event adjudication.
17 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N17 · Reported RI values and PHave the two reported RI values and P=0.63 been attributed to the original time point?Required
The 8-week RI is reported as thiamine 5.3 ± 9.2, placebo 6.8 ± 6.9, P=0.63. These values are the reported statistics for that salbutamol RI response; units and variance type are unverified.
The original numbers/P for the direct comparison are retained, but the units and variance of the summary statistics and the analysis definition remain unresolved.
P72 RI result sentence, original table/units, explanation of variance and analysis location
Check the original results table to compare definitions of summary statistics, and specify units, variance and effect estimates in subsequent reporting.
18 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N18 · Units and variance typeHave the original RI units and whether the ± values are SD or SE been verified?Required
The original units of the two RI values and whether ±9.2/±6.9 denote SD or SE are unverified. Absolute percentage points, relative percentage change and FMD % are not verified values.
Although direct numbers are available, the current inputs contain no original explanation establishing their units or variance type.
RI units, explanation of summary statistics, SD/SE, paired covariance and denominator data
Propose reporting the RI units, variance type and number of analyzed pairs explicitly, with intervals appropriate to the paired structure.
19 Met Full text not readStored summary read N19 · Historical descriptive differenceHas the existing difference of −1.5 been distinguished from an adjusted paired causal estimate?Required
The descriptive difference of −1.5 between thiamine and placebo is a retained existing calculation record. Its original unit is unverified; it is not an adjusted paired causal estimate or FMD percentage points. It was not calculated in this work.
The identity and interpretive limitations of the existing descriptive value have been accurately preserved.
Source location of the existing calculation, effect of interest and actual adjusted paired-estimate data
If the original analysis is acquired, report the descriptive summary difference separately from the prespecified paired effect of interest.
20 Met Full text not readStored summary read N20 · Nonsignificance and equivalenceHas P=0.63 been distinguished from a benefit of 0, equivalence or exclusion of important benefit?Required
The reported comparison P=0.63 is nonsignificant. It does not establish absence of important benefit or prove an effect of exactly 0 or equivalence. Conversely, an increase in TDP or results for other preparations do not establish this RI efficacy either.
The original result has been retained, together with the boundary between nonsignificance and separate clinical/equivalence conclusions.
Direct RI effect interval, justified importance/equivalence criteria and testing plan
If equivalence or exclusion of important benefit is the question, plan separate verification with prespecified criteria, an effect of interest and adequate precision.
21 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N21 · Intervals and clinical importanceCan the direct RI CI and an important difference be established?Required
The RI confidence interval, confidence level and MCID are unverified. The 34 completers and P=0.63 alone do not establish exclusion of important benefit or its remaining magnitude.
The direct effect interval and basis for clinical importance are currently unavailable, so interpretation of magnitude cannot be completed.
RI effect/CI, confidence level, variance, denominator and validated criteria for clinical importance
First define the RI effect of interest and the basis for importance, then design the required precision to match that basis.
22 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N22 · Registered endpoints and reportingHave the registered primary (1st) VCAM-1 endpoint and the prespecified rank/analysis of RI been distinguished?Required
The registered primary (1st) endpoint is VCAM-1. Do not promote the page's 8-week RI to the registered primary (1st) endpoint; RI's prespecified rank, analysis plan and handling of multiple comparisons are unverified. No significant secondary (2nd) success is claimed.
The registered primary (1st) endpoint can be distinguished from the reported RI, but a complete comparison of prespecified analyses and rankings remains outstanding.
Full registration/protocol, SAP, prespecified RI rank and multiple-comparison/amendment history
Propose subsequent reporting that prespecifies the RI of interest, time point and model and discloses reasons for changes and all endpoints.
23 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N23 · Planned schedule and actual administrationHave the registered schedule of 1 time per 1 day and the actual daily total/meal timing been distinguished?Required
The registration/ethics plan is 1 time per 1 day, while the actual report gives a daily total. The actual 1-time dosing schedule and meal timing are unverified. Do not adopt overnight fasting from the S18 mirror as a fact verified in the source materials.
The plan and reported total are available, but checking actual implementation of the schedule/meal conditions remains outstanding.
Actual administration times/frequency, meal conditions, dosing diaries and plan-change information
Record actual administration and meal conditions and prespecify how changes/deviations from the plan will be handled.
24 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N24 · Exposure and individual adherenceDoes an increase in blood TDP establish individual adherence or RI benefit?Required
Increased biochemical exposure/TDP is retained, but individual adherence and dosing/deviations by period are unverified. A TDP increase itself does not establish RI benefit with P=0.63.
The context of an increased exposure marker is available, but individual implementation and contribution to function remain separate gaps.
Data on individual intake, exposure/TDP by period and handling of treatment deviations
Collect adherence records and exposure markers separately from the RI effect of interest, and prespecify how deviations will be handled.
25 Met Full text not readStored summary read N25 · Reports and trial familiesHave the thesis, P72, registration/ethics records and mirror been linked as the same F01?Required
F01 groups the Page Portsmouth oral-thiamine crossover trial records in S01–S08 and S18. There is 1 direct family and there are 34 completers. Do not count the thesis, poster, registration/ethics records and mirror as separate replications.
The strong documentary identity linkage for the same trial and the rules preventing duplication have been retained.
Identity linkage across reports, registrations and ethics/trial records, cohort overlap and original locations for each endpoint
Propose a subsequent review that maintains a family table and an endpoint/time-point/analysis linkage table centered on the original trial.
26 Not applicable Full text not readStored summary read N26 · Exception for between-study comparisonsCan between-study heterogeneity be estimated from the single verified direct family?Required if multiple direct families are verified; currently not applicable
F01 is the only currently verified directly eligible RI family. The thesis, P72 and registration belong to the same family; a second direct result for estimating between-study consistency/heterogeneity has not been verified. Unverified candidates remain separate.
The applicability condition for between-study comparison is not met within the single currently verified family. Family linkage and candidate gaps have not been replaced by NA.
Results, populations, dose/duration and analysis information for additional independent direct RI families
If a new direct family is acquired, separate its conditions and results and compare them according to prespecified heterogeneity hypotheses.
27 Conflicting information Full text not readStored summary read N27 · Completion dates and posting eventsHave the two registered completion dates and the results posting date been distinguished?Required (reporting history)
The S03 protocol records global end as 2011-07-04, and S04 results metadata record global completion as 2011-07-31. The results posting date of 2019-03-20 is a separate event. The difference between the two completion dates is unresolved.
The completion dates differ between the two registry records, and their definitions/reasons for change have not been verified.
Registry amendment history, definitions of completion dates, end-of-study report and posted-version information
Compare event definitions and amendment history in the original registration/end-of-study report to verify the meaning of the two dates and the reason for their difference.
28 Conflicting information Full text not readStored summary read N28 · Registered identifier labelsHave both HRA's n/a and the original registry's ISRCTN linkage been retained?Required (identity linkage)
S03 records ISRCTN30703970, whereas the ISRCTN field in S05 HRA says n/a. The shared EudraCT 2009-017537-21 and ethics identity are linked; the S08 record text could not be read previously because of a holding page/access failure.
The same-trial identity linkage has been retained together with the discrepancy in the ISRCTN field.
Ethics/registry identifier amendment history, original ISRCTN record and explanation linking the same trial
Maintain a common trial identity table and compare the original registry/ethics history for the reason behind the different identifier entries.
29 Met Full text not readStored summary read N29 · Current and historical readingHave reading the summaries and currently not reading the 21 external sources been separated?Required
The materials directly read in this work are the current Korean/structured archived manuscript. Access to the S01 abstract, S02 P72 text/images, S03 registration, S16 product information and similar materials on 2026-09-16 is historical. The relevant materials for the 21 external sources were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted.
Historical access successes/failures have been distinguished from current reading of retained summaries and recorded for each report and material type.
Records of exact locations in the retained inputs, material types/access, reading/byte hashes and dates
If actual sources are read in a specified subsequent update, add their material type, date, original bytes/location and status as a separate event.
30 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N30 · Gaps in major original reportsCan methods and original results in the full thesis and end-of-study attachment be compared?Required (comparison of full methods)
S01 is an institutional thesis abstract. S02 is a historical record of reading the complete P72 conference abstract text and page images, not the full trial report. Historical access failures for the S06 thesis PDF and S07 end-of-study attachment prevented comparison of the methods/results in their bodies.
The bodies of the major full trial reports were not acquired within the retained access scope, and access has not been attempted in this work either.
Full thesis, end-of-study report attachment, original RI tables/methods and appendix/analysis/safety data
Propose a document review that first acquires the permitted original full text/end-of-study attachment and compares the current RI methods, denominators, plan and safety information.
31 Met Full text not readStored summary read N31 · Adjacent intravenous and blood-flow evidenceHas transfer of the acute intravenous BAVA in S09 to oral 8-week RI been avoided?Required (eligibility boundary)
S09 Arora 2006 is an acute blood-flow function experiment involving 100 mg intravenous thiamine after glucose challenge. BAVA is blood-flow augmentation, not brachial artery diameter FMD. Do not use it as an independent replication or benefit value for oral 8-week RI.
The adjacent evidence has been separated from the selected RI result based on the currently retained differences in route/measure.
Actual route, challenge conditions, BAVA definition and original methods in S09
If an intravenous challenge-function question is requested, review it using a separate route/measure protocol and population.
32 Met Full text not readStored summary read N32 · Dietary associationHas use of the dietary thiamine association in S10 as a single-ingredient causal effect been avoided?Required (eligibility boundary)
S10 Wong concerns an observational association between daily dietary thiamine intake and EPC/endothelial function in type 2 diabetes. It is not a randomized trial of additional single-ingredient supplementation, so do not add it as a direct replication of 8-week RI.
The actual differences in exposure/design are recorded, and the observational association has not been transferred into a causal treatment effect.
The dietary study's exposure, population, adjustment/timing and whether an actual treatment comparison exists
Address dietary associations through separate prospective observation and supplementation efficacy alone through comparisons with matched background treatment.
33 Met Full text not readStored summary read N33 · Other B1 derivativesHave benfotiamine FMD results been separated from ordinary-thiamine RI?Required (ingredient boundary)
S11 is a 6-week benfotiamine crossover trial; S12/S13 also concern benfotiamine in smoking/AGE-meal challenge contexts. Do not use results for a different molecule/FMD as positive or negative replications of ordinary thiamine hydrochloride 8-week RI. S12/S13 were at the title/search-excerpt level at the time.
Different active ingredients, challenge conditions and reading levels have been preserved without adding them as direct replications.
Original ingredient, route, FMD/challenge conditions and identity of original results for each derivative
Design/review derivative questions using separate ingredients and measures, and distinguish them from the current ordinary-thiamine RI family.
34 Met Full text not readStored summary read N34 · Combination products and attributionHas use of the combination products in S14/S15 as a direct effect of adding B1 been avoided?Required (ingredient/duplication boundary)
S14 concerns an uncontrolled pilot in healthy volunteers using a combination of Curcuma, CoQ10, black garlic, B1 and D3. S15 is also a search excerpt for a combination of L-cysteine, thiamine hydrochloride, B6 and ascorbic acid. Do not extract an isolated B1 effect, and retain the unverified linkage to earlier reports.
Differences in combinations, populations and designs have been separated from gaps in report lineage.
Combination-product ingredients/populations, comparisons, report lineage/funding and actual evidence of the isolated contribution
Keep combination products as separate questions; if the isolated contribution is asked about, propose a component comparison with matched background ingredients.
35 Met Full text not readStored summary read N35 · Information levels of mirrors and reviewsHas use of the S18 mirror and S20/S21 reviews as original-trial numbers/funding been avoided?Required (attribution boundary)
S18 TrialScreen is a discovery mirror; its internal departmental funding, overnight fasting, GTN and dates were not adopted as verified original-trial facts. S20/S21 reviews are at the discovery/mapping level; do not transfer doses, effects or disclosures found only in reviews to F01 funding or independent replication.
The attribution boundary between original materials and secondary (2nd) discovery information has been retained.
Original trial/registration funding, measurement methods/dates and linkage tables for studies/families included in reviews
Limit discovery materials to maps for tracing original trials, and compare original funding, methods and results separately.
36 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N36 · Unverified registry candidateCan the registered ingredient, status and results of NCT06322212 be established?Supplementary (candidate tracking)
S19 NCT06322212 is a candidate recorded as showing only the original screen shell after discovery in a search. Recruitment status, actual formulation, numbers and eligible FMD/RI results are unverified. Registry access was not attempted in this work.
The candidate registry content has not been read, so the actual ingredient/results and current status cannot be established.
Original NCT06322212 registry record, amendment history, ingredient/population, endpoints and actual results
Propose a subsequent review that first acquires the permitted official registry record and compares eligibility for the question and reported results.
37 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N37 · Funding and independenceHave a noncommercial sponsor and trial-specific funding, product supply and COI been distinguished?Supplementary; required for independence claims
Trial-specific funding, product supply and conflicts of interest are unverified. The S03 B.4 funding field is blank; a noncommercial sponsor is not considered evidence of independent funding. The original I1 reflects handling as unverified and does not mean that actual mixed funding was verified.
Sponsor identity or mirror/review excerpts cannot establish trial-specific funding or independence.
Declarations of trial funding, product supply, author employment/disclosed COI and sponsor roles
Disclose funding, product supply and analysis/publication roles in subsequent trials, and verify independent replication separately.
38 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N38 · Official oral-product informationHas transfer of the S16 product/route cautions to actual trial risks been avoided?Supplementary; required for safety claims
S16 is the SmPC for Flamingo thiamine hydrochloride 100 mg tablets, a different product/era from registered Tyvera. The manuscript separately reflects gastrointestinal/hypersensitivity cautions for the oral product, without converting the predominantly parenteral hypersensitivity context into oral event incidence in this trial.
The identity of the official cautions and their product/route scope are available, but linkage to the exact trial product and actual risk denominators remains outstanding.
Exact trial-product information, GI/hypersensitivity events by period, collection/denominators and route information
Systematically collect harms for the exact product/route and report official cautions separately from trial observations.
39 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N39 · UL and medication contextHas use of an unestablished UL and medication cautions as unlimited safety/efficacy been avoided?Supplementary (general safety interpretation)
S17 provides general thiamine information in which absence of an established UL does not mean unlimited safety. Do not use wording about furosemide or fluorouracil as benefit from this trial or a dose recommendation. Exact concomitant treatments and long-term safety in the high-risk population are unverified.
The scope of general safety information is retained, but direct data on the exact regimen and concomitant treatments remain outstanding.
Updates to official source information, exact concomitant medications/exposure and safety data by baseline risk
Design a safety study that records exact concomitant treatments and exposure, and separately compare the applicability of general information.
40 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N40 · Harms and discontinuations by periodCan event/person counts and discontinuation denominators be established for each crossover period?Supplementary; required for safety claims
Trial adverse events, serious events, discontinuations and exposure/person denominators by period are unverified. Do not calculate harm incidence from the 34 completers or fill unverified events with 0.
The selected regimen's actual harms tables and denominators/collection by period cannot be established from the current inputs.
Exposure denominators, event/person counts such as GI/hypersensitivity events, discontinuations/serious events and collection/loss tables for each treatment period
Systematically collect prespecified harms while distinguishing exposure by crossover period, recurrent events/person counts and reasons for discontinuation.
41 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N41 · Long-term and subgroup extensionsCan 8-week RI be extended to long-term persistence, optimal doses or special populations?Supplementary; required for the relevant extension
The current question concerns 8-week RI; long-term persistence, post-discontinuation effects, optimal dose, effect modification by baseline deficiency and long-term safety in special/high-risk populations are unverified. Do not use the study dose of 300 mg/day as a personal dosing instruction.
Direct estimates/safety data for extensions beyond the selected short-term outcome have not been established.
Post-discontinuation/long-term RI, direct dose comparisons, interactions with baseline status/special populations and long-term safety
Plan long-term, dose and subgroup questions as separate prespecified comparative/follow-up studies and distinguish them from the current result.
42 Met Full text not readStored summary read N42 · Historical search and update scopeHas use of the 42 web searches and 3 failed attempts as current comprehensive verification been avoided?Required (scope limitation)
The retained evidence cutoff is 2026-09-16. At that time there were 42 general web searches and 3 failed native searches, with no guarantee of exhaustiveness. This work converts retained content and involves no new clinical search, original-source/registry/API query or correction/retraction query.
Historical searches/failures have been distinguished from the current review scope, and statements of absence have been bounded.
Records of the historical search/access scope and verification of unpublished materials/candidates and correction/retraction/publication status
In an explicitly permitted subsequent update, record search sources, queries, inaccessible/negative materials and corrections/retractions by date.
43 Met Full text not readStored summary read N43 · Original verdict and preparation statusHave D/28, the original axes and self-review been distinguished from a new table verdict or clinical certification?Required (preservation traceability)
The original verdict is D, score 28, with a safety Caution. Preserve the historical B/S/R1/I1/E0/CX/B2 mapping without turning a single pilot into a confirmatory trial. Original document grade A is a single assistant's self-review, not formal GRADE or external clinical certification. Distinguish the existing publication identity of 2026-09-16 from the currently unpublished local table.
The original verdict, explanations of axes, self-review, canonical URL/publication history and boundaries of the current preparation have been linked.
Current original verdict/axes, grading reasons, self-review/technical-publication history and canonical identity
If an update of evidence/rules is requested, preserve the complete before-and-after original versions and version/decision reasons as a separate event, and update only the table's linked criteria within that scope.
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Stored-material review date
2026-10-04
Original evidence cut-off
2026-09-16
Scope actually checked
Summary of the selected question in the retained manuscript and records of case-specific criteria and their application. 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
Adults with type 2 diabetes at high cardiovascular risk; actual mean age 61 years; baseline deficiency and numerically established endothelial dysfunction unverified
Ingredient, formulation and route
Thiamine hydrochloride tablets with a single active ingredient according to the registration; actual product batch and excipients unverified · Oral
Dose
Reported oral thiamine hydrochloride 300 mg/day; free-thiamine equivalent and actual 1-time dosing schedule unverified
Comparator
Crossover placebo in the same participants; background diabetes and cardiovascular medications are described, but their exact balance between periods is unverified
Measured outcome
Digital photoplethysmographic reflective-index response after inhaled salbutamol at the end of the 8-week treatment period; not brachial artery FMD
Duration
Each treatment period 8 weeks; washout between periods 2 weeks
Questions outside this scope
Transferring positive or negative results from other thiamine preparations, intravenous use, dietary exposure or combination products / Automatically extending to FMD, prevention of cardiovascular events or cleansing blood vessels / Presenting nonsignificance as proof of an effect of 0, equivalence or exclusion of important benefit / Counting the thesis, poster, registration and mirror as independent replications / Transferring product-information cautions for other products/intravenous use to the actual trial's oral event incidence / New grades/scores, optimal doses, personal dosing instructions or instructions to change existing treatment

Evidence and sources

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S01 · Page GLJ. Oral thiamine supplementation in subjects with type 2 diabetes mellitus. MD thesis, December 2013.

Source

Material type
Institutional thesis abstract
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
The institutional abstract of Page's MD thesis is linked to the identity of F01: oral thiamine hydrochloride, 300 mg/day, each period 8 weeks/2-week washout, high-risk type 2 diabetes, 34 completers and salbutamol-responsive RI. The general introduction to deficiency is not an actual baseline-deficiency measurement, and the full thesis text was not accessed historically.
Record level
Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
False
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Institutional thesis abstract webpage
Open material ↗
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S02 · Page GLJ, Laight DW, Cummings MH. Thiamine supplementation in patients with Type 2 diabetes: effect on endothelial function and vascular inflammation. Poster P72. Diabetic Medicine 2013;30(Suppl 1):49–50.

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Material type
Conference P72 abstract PDF
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Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
The reported P72 8-week RI values are thiamine 5.3 ± 9.2 versus placebo 6.8 ± 6.9, P=0.63. The existing descriptive difference of −1.5 is not an adjusted paired causal estimate; units, SD/SE, CI and MCID are unverified. P72 text/page images were read at the time, but not the full trial report or the entire abstract collection. The DOI is at the abstract-collection level.
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Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
False
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Conference abstract PDF
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Full trial report and original analysis/safety data
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S03 · EU Clinical Trials Register protocol, 2009-017537-21, GB

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Material type
Official clinical-trial registry record
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
EudraCT 2009-017537-21 links ISRCTN30703970/PHT/2009/36. The registered Tyvera 100 mg product has a single active ingredient, and the registered primary (1st) endpoint is VCAM-1. Preserve the blank B.4 funding field, Yes for both parallel/crossover and global end 2011-07-04. The actual batch, SAP and full implementation of the plan are unverified.
Record level
Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
False
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Full official registry web text
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Protocol, analysis plan and registry amendment history
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S04 · EU Clinical Trials Register results metadata, 2009-017537-21

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Material type
Official registry results metadata
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
The results metadata link the end-of-study attachment and record global completion 2011-07-31 and results posting date 2019-03-20. The discrepancy with 2011-07-04 in the protocol remains, and the attachment text could not be read historically. Do not infer safety/effect values from metadata.
Record level
Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
False
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Official results-metadata webpage
Open material ↗
Currently unverified (no external query in this work)Access not attemptedNot readWhat has been read now is the retained archived manuscript describing this material. Historical success/failure records are not promoted into external reading in this work.
End-of-study report attachment
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S05 · UK HRA: Thiamine supplementation in type 2 diabetes

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Material type
Official ethics research summary
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
HRA links IRAS33021, REC09/H0504/137 and EudraCT2009-017537-21 and records planned crossover visits/a schedule of 1 time per 1 day. It does not verify actual 1-time administration or adherence implementation. Preserve n/a in the ISRCTN field as a discrepancy with the S03 identifier.
Record level
Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
False
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Ethics research-summary webpage
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S06 · Page MD thesis full PDF, linked from university record

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Material type
Full thesis PDF
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
The thesis PDF linked from the institutional record could not be read for its full methods/results historically because of 403/internal errors and download failures. Only initial PDF metadata and the original identity are available; external access has not been attempted in this work either.
Record level
Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
False
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Full thesis PDF
Open material ↗
Currently unverified (no external query in this work)Access not attemptedNot readWhat has been read now is the retained archived manuscript describing this material. Historical success/failure records are not promoted into external reading in this work.

S07 · Thiamine End of Study Report attachment

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Material type
End-of-study report attachment
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
The contents of the end-of-study report attachment linked by S04 could not be read at the time because of application/octet-stream/download failure. No safety information or numbers were adopted from that attachment, and access has not been attempted in this work either.
Record level
Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
False
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
End-of-study report attachment
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S08 · ISRCTN30703970 trial record

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Material type
Official ISRCTN registration
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
The identity ISRCTN30703970 is verified in S03, but the S08 record text could not be read directly historically because of a holding page/access failure and failure of the PDF alternative. The secondary (2nd) mirror is for discovery and is not promoted into implementation/results from the original registry.
Record level
Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
False
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Full official registry web text
Open material ↗
Currently unverified (no external query in this work)Access not attemptedNot readWhat has been read now is the retained archived manuscript describing this material. Historical success/failure records are not promoted into external reading in this work.
Registry amendment history and results/protocol
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S09 · Arora et al. Thiamine improves endothelium-dependent vasodilatation in the presence of hyperglycemia. Ann Vasc Surg 2006;20:653–658.

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Material type
Institutional original-article abstract
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Arora 2006 is an acute experiment involving 100 mg intravenous thiamine after glucose challenge. BAVA is blood-flow augmentation, not brachial diameter FMD, and is not counted as an independent replication of oral 8-week RI. Access at the time was at the institutional-abstract level.
Record level
Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
None
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Institutional article-abstract webpage
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Currently unverified (no external query in this work)Access not attemptedNot readWhat has been read now is the retained archived manuscript describing this material. Historical success/failure records are not promoted into external reading in this work.
Original article full text and methods/source data
Material URL unverified
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S10 · Wong et al. Daily intake of thiamine correlates with the circulating level of endothelial progenitor cells and the endothelial function in patients with type II diabetes.

Source

Material type
Original article abstract
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Wong's observational association between daily dietary thiamine intake and EPC/endothelial function is not a randomized comparison of single-ingredient supplementation. Do not add it to the selected RI direct-efficacy families, and preserve the abstract-level access at the time.
Record level
Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
None
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Article abstract
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Original article full text and methods/source data
Material URL unverified
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S11 · Stirban A, Pop A, Tschoepe D. A randomized, double-blind, crossover, placebo-controlled trial of 6 weeks benfotiamine treatment on postprandial vascular function and variables of autonomic nerve function in Type 2 diabetes. Diabet Med. 2013;30(10):1204–1208.

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Material type
Original article abstract
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Stirban 2013 is a 6-week benfotiamine crossover trial. Do not borrow fasting/meal-challenge FMD results for a different active ingredient as ordinary thiamine hydrochloride RI. Access at the time was at the PubMed-abstract level.
Record level
Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
None
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Article abstract
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Original article full text and methods/source data
Material URL unverified
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S12 · Benfotiamine counteracts smoking-induced vascular dysfunction in healthy smokers (2012)

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Material type
Original article title and search excerpt
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
This is benfotiamine evidence in healthy smokers, excluded by ingredient at the title/search-excerpt level. The alternative PMC page presented recaptcha; no verification of the full methods is claimed. Do not use it as replication of ordinary-thiamine RI.
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Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
None
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Article title and index excerpt
Open material ↗
Currently unverified (no external query in this work)Access not attemptedNot readWhat has been read now is the retained archived manuscript describing this material. Historical success/failure records are not promoted into external reading in this work.
Original article full web text
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S13 · Benfotiamine prevents macro- and microvascular endothelial dysfunction and oxidative stress following a meal rich in advanced glycation end products (2006)

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Material type
Original article title and search excerpt
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
The vascular-function evidence after an AGE meal concerns benfotiamine, a different ingredient. Only the title/search excerpt was verified at the time; do not promote doses/results found only in reviews into facts verified in the original source.
Record level
Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
None
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Article title and index excerpt
Open material ↗
Currently unverified (no external query in this work)Access not attemptedNot readWhat has been read now is the retained archived manuscript describing this material. Historical success/failure records are not promoted into external reading in this work.
Original article full web text
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S14 · Valerio V et al. Oral nutraceutical intervention to improve endothelial function: Evidence from in vitro and pilot clinical studies. Biomed Pharmacother. 2025;191:118552.

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Material type
Original article abstract
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
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Valerio 2025 concerns an uncontrolled pilot in healthy volunteers using a combination of Curcuma, CoQ10, black garlic, B1 and D3. Do not transfer that family's disclosures to F01; it is not a comparative result for B1 alone. The record states that the abstract was read at the time and the full publisher text was blocked.
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Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
None
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Article abstract
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Original article full web text and methods/source data
Material URL unverified
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S15 · Antioxidant formulation preprint involving L-cysteine, thiamine hydrochloride, pyridoxine and ascorbic acid (2025)

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Material type
Preprint title and search excerpt
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
This is a search excerpt for a combination of L-cysteine, thiamine hydrochloride, B6 and ascorbic acid. It is not an assessment of the entire full text; its relationship with an earlier stiffness report is unverified, so it is not counted as independent replication.
Record level
Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
None
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Preprint index excerpt
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Currently unverified (no external query in this work)Access not attemptedNot readWhat has been read now is the retained archived manuscript describing this material. Historical success/failure records are not promoted into external reading in this work.
Full preprint PDF
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S16 · Thiamine Hydrochloride 100 mg Tablets, Flamingo Pharma UK Ltd: Summary of Product Characteristics

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Material type
Official oral-product information
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
The SmPC for Flamingo thiamine hydrochloride 100 mg tablets concerns a different product/era from registered Tyvera. The manuscript separately reflects gastrointestinal/hypersensitivity cautions without converting the predominantly parenteral hypersensitivity context into oral event incidence. This is not the actual trial batch or a period-specific safety table.
Record level
Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
None
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Full official product-information web text
Open material ↗
Currently unverified (no external query in this work)Access not attemptedNot readWhat has been read now is the retained archived manuscript describing this material. Historical success/failure records are not promoted into external reading in this work.
Original harm data for the exact trial product and route
Material URL unverified
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S17 · NIH Office of Dietary Supplements: Thiamin—Health Professional Fact Sheet

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Material type
Official nutrition fact sheet
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
The lack of an established UL in NIH ODS is not proof of unlimited safety. Do not use the furosemide/fluorouracil context as benefit from this trial or a dosing instruction. Safety denominators/durations for the exact high-risk regimen are separately unverified.
Record level
Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
None
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Full official fact-sheet web text
Open material ↗
Currently unverified (no external query in this work)Access not attemptedNot readWhat has been read now is the retained archived manuscript describing this material. Historical success/failure records are not promoted into external reading in this work.
Original safety data for the exact population, concomitant treatments and regimen
Material URL unverified
Currently unverified (no external query in this work)Access not attemptedNot readWhat has been read now is the retained archived manuscript describing this material. Historical success/failure records are not promoted into external reading in this work.

S18 · TrialScreen mirror for ISRCTN30703970

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Material type
Secondary (2nd) registry-mirror search excerpt
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
TrialScreen's internal departmental funding, overnight fasting, GTN protocol and dates were not adopted as facts verified in original materials. It is a discovery clue for the same F01, not an independent trial or original funding evidence.
Record level
Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
False
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Registry-mirror index excerpt
Open material ↗
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S19 · ClinicalTrials.gov NCT06322212

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Material type
Official registry candidate
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
For NCT06322212, only an HTML screen shell appeared after search discovery. Recruitment status, actual formulation, numerical values and eligible FMD/RI results are unverified. Preserve the candidate without a current external query.
Record level
Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
None
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Full official registry web text
Open material ↗
Currently unverified (no external query in this work)Access not attemptedNot readWhat has been read now is the retained archived manuscript describing this material. Historical success/failure records are not promoted into external reading in this work.
Registry amendment history and results/protocol
Open material ↗
Currently unverified (no external query in this work)Access not attemptedNot readWhat has been read now is the retained archived manuscript describing this material. Historical success/failure records are not promoted into external reading in this work.

S20 · Serra et al. Thiamine/benfotiamine cardiovascular evidence review, IJMS 2025;26:3932

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Material type
Secondary (2nd) review search excerpt
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
The Serra 2025 review is a discovery map based on search excerpts, with an error accessing the full page. Do not adopt doses, ingredients or effects found only in the review as facts verified in original sources. Preserve the original URL without claiming new DOI verification.
Record level
Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
None
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Review index excerpt
Open material ↗
Currently unverified (no external query in this work)Access not attemptedNot readWhat has been read now is the retained archived manuscript describing this material. Historical success/failure records are not promoted into external reading in this work.
Review full web text and included-trial table
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S21 · Page, Laight and Cummings review (2011)

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Material type
Secondary (2nd) review bibliographic/disclosure excerpt
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; access to the relevant external materials was not attempted, and they were not acquired or read in this work
Findings recorded in the stored summary
The Page, Laight and Cummings 2011 review is discovery material at the bibliographic/disclosure-excerpt level. Do not infer verified funding for the F01 trial from clinical estimates or the review's disclosures.
Record level
Attribution summary of extraction/bibliographic/access records retained as of 2026-09-16; not verification of external results in this work
Study overlap and independent replication
None
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
Review bibliographic/index excerpt
Open material ↗
Currently unverified (no external query in this work)Access not attemptedNot readWhat has been read now is the retained archived manuscript describing this material. Historical success/failure records are not promoted into external reading in this work.
Review full web text and included-trial table
Open material ↗
Currently unverified (no external query in this work)Access not attemptedNot readWhat has been read now is the retained archived manuscript describing this material. Historical success/failure records are not promoted into external reading in this work.

Report counts versus independent study counts

Preserve the manuscript's family linkage, single direct family and 34 completers. The 21 reports are not 21 independent trials; do not newly add unique participant counts across other preparations/combination candidates. For this fixed question, there is 1 direct trial family and there are 34 completers. The number of unique randomized participants and the number of analyzed RI pairs are unverified. Do not extend these to the total unique trials or total participants across all related materials. / F01 (S01, S02, S03, S04, S05, S06, S07, S08, S18): Page Portsmouth oral thiamine T2D crossover · Author/institution, identical oral 300mg/day, 8-week periods, 2-week washout, study n34 and endpoint suite; registry full title matches thesis. · Thesis, poster, ethics and registry are one family. 34 participants are not 68 independent participants. · strong_documentary_match; no subject-level identifiers available / F02 (S09): Arora 2006 acute IV glucose-challenge blood-flow experiment · Wrong route; blood-flow augmentation not diameter FMD; acute challenge population/sequence different / F03 (S10): Wong 2008 dietary intake observational study · No controlled oral supplementation comparison / F04 (S11): Stirban 2013 benfotiamine crossover · Different chemical entity / F05 (S12): Benfotiamine smoking challenge 2012 · Different chemical entity and challenge population / F06 (S13): Benfotiamine AGE-meal 2006 · Different chemical entity; title-level exclusion / F07 (S14): Valerio 2025 combination nutraceutical pilot · Combination and healthy-volunteer proof-of-concept; not isolated B1 control / F08 (S15): Antioxidant combination preprint 2025 · Combination product; possible earlier report linkage unverified / F09 (S19): NCT06322212 unresolved registry candidate · Record contents inaccessible; no eligible endothelial-result report verified

Review criteria

Version v3122-ORAL-THIAMINE-RI-1.1 · Criteria record date 2026-10-04. 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 population, regimen and 8-week functional response does the independent table address?
Required materials and conditions
Original locations of the current claim, PICOT, surrogate measure and excluded questions
Conditions for verification
Link the selected population, actual comparison, regimen and timing to the original identity of digital RI.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Preserve the original claim exactly as recorded at /ko/effect, without automatically creating new efficacy subclaims for FMD, clinical events or TDP.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to distinguish the entire ordinary-thiamine page from the selected functional outcome.
Referenced methods
Question-clarification principles in M03 §3.1, §3.2.1–3.2.4; detailed separation rules are self-designed; M03 §3.2.1; detailed population criteria are self-designed; M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Independent claim. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N02 · Have the single registered active ingredient and the actual product batch been distinguished?
Required materials and conditions
Actual trial product ingredient list, batch, excipients and manufacturing-origin information
Conditions for verification
Record ordinary thiamine hydrochloride and the registered product identity separately from the unverified actual batch/excipients.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not substitute Flamingo product information from a different era for registered Tyvera, or automatically equate it with benfotiamine or combination products.
Why this condition is needed
Because active-ingredient identity and the actual formulation/batch do not have the same level of verification.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Molecule and actual product. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N03 · Have the reported 300 mg/day and the free-thiamine equivalent been distinguished?
Required materials and conditions
Actual dose records, product content/units, 1-time dosing schedule and amount actually taken
Conditions for verification
Preserve the reported daily total and mark the free-thiamine conversion and actual 1-time schedule as unverified.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not newly calculate the actual number of tablets taken per administration or the dosing schedule from the 100 mg tablets and 300 mg/day.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting the nominal total hydrochloride amount into the active contribution or an optimal personal dose.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M03 §3.2.1–3.2.4; details on dose, persistence and effect modification are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Nominal amount and active amount. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N04 · Have each 8-week treatment period and the 2-week washout been linked to the outcome time?
Required materials and conditions
Information on administration and visit schedules by period and RI measurement times
Conditions for verification
Link each 8-week period, the 2-week washout and RI at the end of treatment to their original locations.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not turn the discrepancy in registered calendar completion dates into a conflict over the reported treatment duration of 8 weeks.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid confusing the crossover trial's two treatment periods, washout and original outcome time as the same total duration.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed; M03 §3.2.1–3.2.4; details on dose, persistence and effect modification are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Treatment and washout periods. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N05 · Have the actual high-risk adults with type 2 diabetes and the registered eligibility plan been distinguished?
Required materials and conditions
Baseline characteristics by group/sequence, actual inclusion/exclusion flow and definitions of risk and endothelial function
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the actual high-risk adult population with type 2 diabetes and mean age from the remaining baseline-data gaps.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Verify the target scope from registered eligibility/the institutional abstract, without inferring detailed diagnoses or the population mix for all participants.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid promoting planned registered selection criteria into actual characteristics of all participants or baseline endothelial dysfunction.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1; detailed population criteria are self-designed; M08 §8.1–8.2.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Actual population and selection. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N06 · Can baseline thiamine deficiency and the conditions for additional supplementation be established?
Required materials and conditions
Baseline thiamine/TDP, deficiency thresholds, dietary/supplement intake and prespecified stratification data
Conditions for verification
Retain the actual level of verification of baseline status, deficiency criteria and total intake.
Requirement and applicability
Required (nutritional applicability)
Application exceptions
Do not use the thesis abstract's general discussion of deficiency as an actual measurement of deficiency in participants.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to distinguish possible correction of deficiency from the effect of additional supplementation in a population of unknown status.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1; detailed population criteria are self-designed; M03 §3.2.1–3.2.4; details on dose, persistence and effect modification are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Baseline nutritional status. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N07 · Have the placebo comparison and background-medication balance between periods been distinguished?
Required materials and conditions
Information on medications, rescue treatment, disease status/changes and their handling for the effect of interest by period
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the actual placebo comparison from gaps in period-specific concomitant/rescue treatment and the handling of changes.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Even in a crossover comparison in the same participants, do not assume that all medication and disease changes were identical between periods.
Why this condition is needed
Because changes in background diabetes/cardiovascular treatment may be mixed with the contribution of thiamine.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Crossover placebo and background treatment. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N08 · Have the actual crossover design and the registry's parallel/crossover checkboxes been distinguished?
Required materials and conditions
Full protocol, registry amendment history, actual allocation sequences and design explanation
Conditions for verification
Preserve the actual crossover report and the registry's Yes entries for both designs at their respective original locations.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not reassess conflicting registry checkboxes as errors in all RI numbers or as absence of random allocation.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid hiding the conflicting registry labels or arbitrarily changing the actually reported design to a parallel trial.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; separation of statuses is self-designed; M08 §8.1–8.2.3; own application; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Conflicting design labels. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N09 · Have random sequence generation and allocation concealment been verified?
Required materials and conditions
Information on sequence generation, allocation concealment and actual baseline balance by sequence
Conditions for verification
Record the allocation label and the verified scope of actual sequence generation, concealment and balance.
Requirement and applicability
Required (causal efficacy)
Application exceptions
The crossover/pilot label does not establish detailed generation, concealment or baseline balance, or completion of a formal RoB assessment.
Why this condition is needed
Because the labels randomized and double-blind alone do not establish that allocation issues were resolved.
Referenced methods
M08 §8.1–8.2.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Sequence generation and concealment. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N10 · Have the 34 completers been distinguished from the randomized count and number of analyzed RI pairs?
Required materials and conditions
CONSORT/crossover flow, allocation/completion/measurement by sequence and number of paired RI analyses
Conditions for verification
Link completion, allocation, sequence, measurement and analysis to the denominator at each stage.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not add up the 34 unique completers as 68 people; keep the randomized count, denominators by sequence and number of analyzed RI pairs unverified.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid counting the same person's two periods as independent people or turning completers into a confirmed analysis denominator.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each design are self-designed; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Completion, allocation and analysis denominators. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N11 · Can the handling of attrition/missing data and the ITT/PP analysis populations be established?
Required materials and conditions
Data on allocation/attrition, reasons for missingness, definitions of analysis populations and sensitivity analyses
Conditions for verification
Link the verified scope of the actual analysis population, missing-data handling and attrition by sequence to the effect of interest.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not arbitrarily label the completer report as complete-case, ITT or PP, or describe the information as unreported throughout the unread full text.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid automatically concluding from the completer count that only completers were analyzed.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each design are self-designed; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Missing data and analysis populations. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N12 · Can it be established whether the 2-week washout excluded carryover?
Required materials and conditions
Crossover protocol, baseline/exposure by period and information on carryover assessment and handling
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the washout report from direct information on carryover assessment/handling and restoration of baseline in each period.
Requirement and applicability
Required (crossover trial)
Application exceptions
Do not conclude from the nominal 2-week washout alone that there was no carryover or that washout was sufficient.
Why this condition is needed
Because residual effects of the previous treatment may be mixed with RI in the next period.
Referenced methods
M08 §8.1–8.2.3; own application; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Washout and carryover. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N13 · Were sequence and period effects handled in the actual RI analysis?
Required materials and conditions
RI, baseline/medications, interactions and analysis model by sequence/period
Conditions for verification
Link sequence/period-specific data to the model's effect of interest and its handling.
Requirement and applicability
Required (crossover trial)
Application exceptions
Do not state that sequence and period effects were automatically removed because the participants were the same.
Why this condition is needed
Because calendar time/period and allocation sequence can affect treatment differences even in before-and-after observations of the same person.
Referenced methods
M08 §8.1–8.2.3; own application; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Sequence and period effects. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N14 · Can the adjusted paired RI effect and the actual choice of test be established?
Required materials and conditions
RI analysis plan, paired source data/covariance, adjusted model, test type and effect estimator
Conditions for verification
Retain the verified scope of the effect of interest, analysis population, pairing/covariance and actual test definition.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not back-calculate the outcome-specific ANOVA/Friedman choice, covariance or degrees of freedom from P=.63.
Why this condition is needed
Because a descriptive difference between two summary values differs from the actual paired causal estimate and test statistic.
Referenced methods
M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Paired effect of interest. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N15 · Have salbutamol RI measurement timing, sign convention and assessor blinding been verified?
Required materials and conditions
Measurement protocol, challenge dose/time afterward, sign convention, baseline RI and operator-blinding/quality information
Conditions for verification
Record the actual digital photoplethysmography/inhalation-challenge method and the remaining measurement dimensions.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not arbitrarily fill in operator blinding, challenge dose/timing or directional sign convention from the double-blind label.
Why this condition is needed
Because post-challenge timing, sign convention and assessment conditions may change interpretation even when the measure has the same name.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M03 §3.2.4; own application; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for RI measurement procedure. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N16 · Has digital RI been distinguished from FMD and prevention of clinical events?
Required materials and conditions
Measurement definition and separate direct results for claims about event prevention/quality of life
Conditions for verification
Identify the distinct questions concerning RI, brachial artery FMD, VCAM-1, TDP and clinical events.
Requirement and applicability
Required (claim boundary); separate evidence for extension to events
Application exceptions
Do not mechanically require cardiovascular-event trials merely to preserve observations for the RI question itself; extension to event prevention remains separately unverified.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid automatically translating the selected functional response into other vascular measures or long-term events.
Referenced methods
Question-clarification principles in M03 §3.1, §3.2.1–3.2.4; detailed separation rules are self-designed; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed; M03 §3.2.4; own boundaries on extrapolation — Case-specific adaptation for Surrogate measure and clinical boundary. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N17 · Have the two reported RI values and P=0.63 been attributed to the original time point?
Required materials and conditions
P72 RI result sentence, original table/units, explanation of variance and analysis location
Conditions for verification
Retain the reported values, 8-week RI and original P together with the gaps in units/variance.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not arbitrarily assign the type of ± value, absolute change or percentage to 5.3±9.2/6.8±6.9.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid deleting favorable or nonsignificant results or transferring them as values for another functional endpoint.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; separation of statuses is self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Reported RI values and P. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N18 · Have the original RI units and whether the ± values are SD or SE been verified?
Required materials and conditions
RI units, explanation of summary statistics, SD/SE, paired covariance and denominator data
Conditions for verification
Clearly retain the absence of an original location providing the units/variance type.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not supplement a report lacking units with FMD %, absolute percentage points or relative percentage change.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid creating a CI, percentage points or causal estimate from ± values of unknown type.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed; M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each design are self-designed; M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Units and variance type. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N19 · Has the existing difference of −1.5 been distinguished from an adjusted paired causal estimate?
Required materials and conditions
Source location of the existing calculation, effect of interest and actual adjusted paired-estimate data
Conditions for verification
Record the historical calculation location for −1.5 together with its descriptive nature and unit limitations.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Only cite the existing calculation record; perform no new arithmetic, paired CI/SE calculation or FMD conversion in this work.
Why this condition is needed
Because a simple difference between two reported values is not guaranteed to equal the actual crossover trial's effect of interest.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; separation of statuses is self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Historical descriptive difference. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N20 · Has P=0.63 been distinguished from a benefit of 0, equivalence or exclusion of important benefit?
Required materials and conditions
Direct RI effect interval, justified importance/equivalence criteria and testing plan
Conditions for verification
Identify the significance information provided by P and the different evidence required to judge no effect, equivalence and importance.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Retain the original nonsignificant result; do not back-calculate effect direction or magnitude without a CI or override it with positive results for other preparations.
Why this condition is needed
Because a nonsignificant comparison in a small pilot trial alone cannot establish an exactly null effect or equivalence.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; separation of statuses is self-designed; M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Nonsignificance and equivalence. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N21 · Can the direct RI CI and an important difference be established?
Required materials and conditions
RI effect/CI, confidence level, variance, denominator and validated criteria for clinical importance
Conditions for verification
Explain the relationship between the interval for the actual effect of interest and justified evidence of importance, or why interpretation is not possible.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not adopt a common minimum participant count, duration or arbitrary MCID; retain unverified intervals/criteria.
Why this condition is needed
Because precision/clinical importance cannot be determined from the number of completers or trial families alone.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each design are self-designed; M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Intervals and clinical importance. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N22 · Have the registered primary (1st) VCAM-1 endpoint and the prespecified rank/analysis of RI been distinguished?
Required materials and conditions
Full registration/protocol, SAP, prespecified RI rank and multiple-comparison/amendment history
Conditions for verification
Indicate the extent of comparison between registered endpoints and the original RI report, and reasons for multiple comparisons/changes.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not change the registered primary (1st) endpoint or use the unverified prespecified RI rank/SAP as proof of selective reporting.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid promoting the page's functional endpoint to the registered primary (1st) endpoint or to a significant secondary (2nd) success.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; own application; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Registered endpoints and reporting. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N23 · Have the registered schedule of 1 time per 1 day and the actual daily total/meal timing been distinguished?
Required materials and conditions
Actual administration times/frequency, meal conditions, dosing diaries and plan-change information
Conditions for verification
Separate the verification levels of the reported total, registered plan and actual schedule/meal conditions.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not confirm the HRA plan's once daily as the actual 1-time schedule or adopt overnight fasting from the S18 mirror as an original-trial fact.
Why this condition is needed
Because a planned schedule does not guarantee actual administration frequency, meal conditions or adherence implementation.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; own application; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Planned schedule and actual administration. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N24 · Does an increase in blood TDP establish individual adherence or RI benefit?
Required materials and conditions
Data on individual intake, exposure/TDP by period and handling of treatment deviations
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the existence of an increased exposure marker from individual adherence, deviations by period and functional outcomes.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not add new exact numbers to the retained TDP increase or convert it into adherence by all participants, baseline deficiency or RI efficacy.
Why this condition is needed
Because biochemical exposure, individual dosing adherence and functional benefit are different outcomes.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; own application; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed; M03 §3.2.4; own boundaries on extrapolation — Case-specific adaptation for Exposure and individual adherence. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N25 · Have the thesis, P72, registration/ethics records and mirror been linked as the same F01?
Required materials and conditions
Identity linkage across reports, registrations and ethics/trial records, cohort overlap and original locations for each endpoint
Conditions for verification
Preserve the evidence linking documents in the same family and the original record of 1 direct family and 34 completers.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
This is a documentary comparison linking authors, institution, regimen/duration, the 34 completers and registered title, not verification at the level of individual identifiers.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid counting multiple reports of the same trial as independent replications or duplicated participant populations.
Referenced methods
Distinction between studies and reports in M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2; cohort/outcome linkage is an application developed for this work; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Reports and trial families. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N26 · Can between-study heterogeneity be estimated from the single verified direct family?
Required materials and conditions
Results, populations, dose/duration and analysis information for additional independent direct RI families
Conditions for verification
Specify when comparisons between families apply and the manuscript's scope of a single direct family.
Requirement and applicability
Required if multiple direct families are verified; currently not applicable
Application exceptions
Nonapplicability is limited to between-study comparison within the 1 verified direct family for the narrow RI question. Do not erase the unverified S19 candidate or other formulations as NA or conclude that there is 1 study worldwide.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid presenting multiple reports of the same trial as between-study consistency or replicated effects.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application; Distinction between studies and reports in M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2; cohort/outcome linkage is an application developed for this work — Case-specific adaptation for Exception for between-study comparisons. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N27 · Have the two registered completion dates and the results posting date been distinguished?
Required materials and conditions
Registry amendment history, definitions of completion dates, end-of-study report and posted-version information
Conditions for verification
Preserve the completion dates in protocol/results metadata and the posting event in 2019 separately.
Requirement and applicability
Required (reporting history)
Application exceptions
Do not turn the difference between 2011-07-04/2011-07-31 into an error in the nominal 8-week treatment period.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid hiding differences in registry calendar dates or using the results posting date as the end of treatment.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; separation of statuses is self-designed; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; own application; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the current data conversion reflect the user-defined scope and own design — Case-specific adaptation for Completion dates and posting events. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N28 · Have both HRA's n/a and the original registry's ISRCTN linkage been retained?
Required materials and conditions
Ethics/registry identifier amendment history, original ISRCTN record and explanation linking the same trial
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the original registered identifier, the different ethics-record entry and the unacquired ISRCTN record text.
Requirement and applicability
Required (identity linkage)
Application exceptions
Do not use HRA's n/a as proof of no ISRCTN or an unregistered trial; link the S03 identifier with the shared EudraCT/ethics number.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid hiding differences between identifier fields or claiming to have read the ISRCTN record text.
Referenced methods
Distinction between studies and reports in M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2; cohort/outcome linkage is an application developed for this work; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; separation of statuses is self-designed; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Registered identifier labels. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N29 · Have reading the summaries and currently not reading the 21 external sources been separated?
Required materials and conditions
Records of exact locations in the retained inputs, material types/access, reading/byte hashes and dates
Conditions for verification
Record exact retained source-summary pointers/hashes, current access/acquisition/reading by material type and historical dates separately.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Existence of a link/DOI is not full-text reading. Do not label access not attempted in this work as Inaccessible.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid promoting historical reading of abstracts, P72, registration/product information into direct reading in this work.
Referenced methods
Data collection/selection principles in M04 §4.5–4.6; separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are self-designed; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the current data conversion reflect the user-defined scope and own design — Case-specific adaptation for Current and historical reading. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N30 · Can methods and original results in the full thesis and end-of-study attachment be compared?
Required materials and conditions
Full thesis, end-of-study report attachment, original RI tables/methods and appendix/analysis/safety data
Conditions for verification
Record the scope of reports read at the time and content gaps in major original full texts that were not accessed.
Requirement and applicability
Required (comparison of full methods)
Application exceptions
S02 covers the P72 abstract text/pages; do not claim to have read all 49 pages of the abstract collection or the full trial report. Separate historical S06/S07 failures from access not attempted now.
Why this condition is needed
Because the institutional abstract and complete P72 conference abstract do not replace the full trial report.
Referenced methods
Data collection/selection principles in M04 §4.5–4.6; separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are self-designed; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Gaps in major original reports. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N31 · Has transfer of the acute intravenous BAVA in S09 to oral 8-week RI been avoided?
Required materials and conditions
Actual route, challenge conditions, BAVA definition and original methods in S09
Conditions for verification
Preserve only the adjacent evidence's route/measure differences and reasons for exclusion.
Requirement and applicability
Required (eligibility boundary)
Application exceptions
In S09, the blood-flow augmentation with 100 mg intravenous thiamine after glucose challenge is neither brachial diameter FMD nor an oral RI effect.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid merging evidence with the same thiamine name but different routes, challenge conditions and measures as independent replications of oral RI.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; separation of statuses is self-designed; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Adjacent intravenous and blood-flow evidence. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N32 · Has use of the dietary thiamine association in S10 as a single-ingredient causal effect been avoided?
Required materials and conditions
The dietary study's exposure, population, adjustment/timing and whether an actual treatment comparison exists
Conditions for verification
Indicate the actual scope of exclusion based on observational design, dietary exposure and absence of a treatment comparison.
Requirement and applicability
Required (eligibility boundary)
Application exceptions
Do not extract the incremental effect of single-ingredient oral 300 mg/day from dietary associations with EPC/endothelial function.
Why this condition is needed
Because dietary intake/status associations differ in exposure direction and design from randomized comparisons of additional supplementation.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M08 §8.1–8.2.3; own application; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Dietary association. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N33 · Have benfotiamine FMD results been separated from ordinary-thiamine RI?
Required materials and conditions
Original ingredient, route, FMD/challenge conditions and identity of original results for each derivative
Conditions for verification
Record differences in active ingredients, challenge populations and measures, together with the actual access level for each material.
Requirement and applicability
Required (ingredient boundary)
Application exceptions
Even within the same vitamin class, do not transfer benfotiamine in S11–S13 as RI values for the same ingredient/route. Do not describe title/index-level exclusion as verification of the full methods.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid using data for different active molecules or smoking/meal challenge conditions as replications of the ordinary thiamine hydrochloride trial.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; separation of statuses is self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Other B1 derivatives. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N34 · Has use of the combination products in S14/S15 as a direct effect of adding B1 been avoided?
Required materials and conditions
Combination-product ingredients/populations, comparisons, report lineage/funding and actual evidence of the isolated contribution
Conditions for verification
Indicate combined ingredients, population/design, access level and gaps concerning possible overlap.
Requirement and applicability
Required (ingredient/duplication boundary)
Application exceptions
Attribute Valerio's interests only to that family, and do not count the unclear link between S15 and earlier reports as independent replication.
Why this condition is needed
Because results involving multiple active ingredients and uncontrolled/healthy populations are not comparisons of thiamine alone in high-risk diabetes.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; own application; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application; Chamgap's own independence and attribution criteria. The official methods sections used in this pilot do not validate all of these detailed items — Case-specific adaptation for Combination products and attribution. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N35 · Has use of the S18 mirror and S20/S21 reviews as original-trial numbers/funding been avoided?
Required materials and conditions
Original trial/registration funding, measurement methods/dates and linkage tables for studies/families included in reviews
Conditions for verification
Link the information levels of original registrations/trials and secondary (2nd) discovery materials.
Requirement and applicability
Required (attribution boundary)
Application exceptions
Do not adopt the mirror's internal departmental funding, fasting/GTN or dates as facts verified in the original sources, or transfer review funding/disclosures to F01.
Why this condition is needed
Because discovery maps and disclosure excerpts do not replace direct verification of original-trial results/funding.
Referenced methods
Distinction between studies and reports in M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2; cohort/outcome linkage is an application developed for this work; Data collection/selection principles in M04 §4.5–4.6; separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are self-designed; Chamgap's own independence and attribution criteria. The official methods sections used in this pilot do not validate all of these detailed items; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Information levels of mirrors and reviews. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N36 · Can the registered ingredient, status and results of NCT06322212 be established?
Required materials and conditions
Original NCT06322212 registry record, amendment history, ingredient/population, endpoints and actual results
Conditions for verification
Separate candidate identity from gaps in actual content and mark current access as not attempted.
Requirement and applicability
Supplementary (candidate tracking)
Application exceptions
Do not establish current status, lack of posting or trial eligibility for a candidate for which only an HTML shell was seen previously.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid inventing recruitment/formulation/numbers from an empty app screen or silently excluding the candidate.
Referenced methods
Data collection/selection principles in M04 §4.5–4.6; separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are self-designed; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the current data conversion reflect the user-defined scope and own design; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Unverified registry candidate. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N37 · Have a noncommercial sponsor and trial-specific funding, product supply and COI been distinguished?
Required materials and conditions
Declarations of trial funding, product supply, author employment/disclosed COI and sponsor roles
Conditions for verification
Link what is verified about the sponsor to the unverified trial-specific funding and product/author relationships.
Requirement and applicability
Supplementary; required for independence claims
Application exceptions
The blank S03 B.4 field and a noncommercial sponsor do not verify original-trial funding. Do not transfer declarations from the S18 mirror or the 2011 review.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting unverified funding into confirmed independent/mixed funding or absence of bias.
Referenced methods
Chamgap's own independence and attribution criteria. The official methods sections used in this pilot do not validate all of these detailed items; Distinction between studies and reports in M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2; cohort/outcome linkage is an application developed for this work — Case-specific adaptation for Funding and independence. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N38 · Has transfer of the S16 product/route cautions to actual trial risks been avoided?
Required materials and conditions
Exact trial-product information, GI/hypersensitivity events by period, collection/denominators and route information
Conditions for verification
Record the information level of official oral gastrointestinal/hypersensitivity cautions and the limits of applicability by product and route.
Requirement and applicability
Supplementary; required for safety claims
Application exceptions
Flamingo 100 mg product information does not describe the actual Tyvera batch. Do not convert the predominantly parenteral hypersensitivity context into oral incidence.
Why this condition is needed
Because official cautions for a different product and era differ from events/frequencies observed in the trial.
Referenced methods
M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; own application; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; detailed distinctions are self-designed; Chamgap's own interpretive boundaries. M19 principles are referenced; no formal causality tool is applied; M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Official oral-product information. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N39 · Has use of an unestablished UL and medication cautions as unlimited safety/efficacy been avoided?
Required materials and conditions
Updates to official source information, exact concomitant medications/exposure and safety data by baseline risk
Conditions for verification
Separate the UL/medication context in general thiamine information from the unverified exact population and regimen.
Requirement and applicability
Supplementary (general safety interpretation)
Application exceptions
Descriptions concerning furosemide and fluorouracil are not trial efficacy findings or self-dosing instructions. Do not infer from general information that all interactions have been excluded.
Why this condition is needed
Because an unestablished upper limit and general medication context do not guarantee safety testing or benefit for the exact high-risk regimen.
Referenced methods
M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; own application; Design considerations in M19 §19.2.2–19.2.4; detailed recording of confounding is self-designed; Chamgap's own interpretive boundaries. M19 principles are referenced; no formal causality tool is applied — Case-specific adaptation for UL and medication context. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N40 · Can event/person counts and discontinuation denominators be established for each crossover period?
Required materials and conditions
Exposure denominators, event/person counts such as GI/hypersensitivity events, discontinuations/serious events and collection/loss tables for each treatment period
Conditions for verification
Link exposure by period, event/person counts, severity/reasons for discontinuation and collection/missingness.
Requirement and applicability
Supplementary; required for safety claims
Application exceptions
Do not convert efficacy grade D, the 34 completers or the existence of general product information into 0 events, 0 discontinuations or NNH.
Why this condition is needed
Because the number of trial completers differs from harm collection/event frequency.
Referenced methods
M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; own application; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; detailed distinctions are self-designed; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4, M04 §4.6.3; own application; M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each design are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Harms and discontinuations by period. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N41 · Can 8-week RI be extended to long-term persistence, optimal doses or special populations?
Required materials and conditions
Post-discontinuation/long-term RI, direct dose comparisons, interactions with baseline status/special populations and long-term safety
Conditions for verification
Indicate separately the defined original duration and gaps in direct estimates/safety for extensions.
Requirement and applicability
Supplementary; required for the relevant extension
Application exceptions
Do not mechanically require every long-term/event/subgroup trial for the 8-week RI observation; extension questions require separate evidence.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid transferring the narrow short-term functional result to long-term efficacy/safety, special populations or dose optimization.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1–3.2.4; details on dose, persistence and effect modification are self-designed; M03 §3.2.4; own boundaries on extrapolation; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Long-term and subgroup extensions. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N42 · Has use of the 42 web searches and 3 failed attempts as current comprehensive verification been avoided?
Required materials and conditions
Records of the historical search/access scope and verification of unpublished materials/candidates and correction/retraction/publication status
Conditions for verification
Specify the evidence cutoff, actual review date, historical search/access limitations and scope of correction/retraction updates.
Requirement and applicability
Required (scope limitation)
Application exceptions
The 42 are historical search records, not new searches or a study count. The 3 failed native searches are not API/network actions in this work either.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid exaggerating the historical limited search and current conversion of retained content into a table as an up-to-date exhaustive search or guarantee of absence.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the current data conversion reflect the user-defined scope and own design; Data collection/selection principles in M04 §4.5–4.6; separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Historical search and update scope. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
N43 · Have D/28, the original axes and self-review been distinguished from a new table verdict or clinical certification?
Required materials and conditions
Current original verdict/axes, grading reasons, self-review/technical-publication history and canonical identity
Conditions for verification
Record the original D/28, Caution, historical handling/limitations of the axes, canonical URL and current local preparation scope.
Requirement and applicability
Required (preservation traceability)
Application exceptions
R1 does not mean a confirmatory trial was conducted; I1 does not mean mixed funding was verified, E0 does not mean an exactly null effect, and CX does not mean important benefit was excluded. Document grade A is not external certification either.
Why this condition is needed
Because the original verdict/score, document quality and completion of the current table are different statuses.
Referenced methods
Question-clarification principles in M03 §3.1, §3.2.1–3.2.4; detailed separation rules are self-designed; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the current data conversion reflect the user-defined scope and own design; Chamgap's own independence and attribution criteria. The official methods sections used in this pilot do not validate all of these detailed items — Case-specific adaptation for Original verdict and preparation status. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.
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
Historical reuse of the actual HTML copies, SHA and methodological principles retained in 1585. This is not new reading of full methodological texts, formal implementation or clinical certification in this work.

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
Historical reuse of the actual HTML copies, SHA and methodological principles retained in 1585. This is not new reading of full methodological texts, formal implementation or clinical certification in this work.

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
Historical reuse of the actual HTML copies, SHA and methodological principles retained in 1585. This is not new reading of full methodological texts, formal implementation or clinical certification in this work.

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
Historical reuse of the actual HTML copies, SHA and methodological principles retained in 1585. This is not new reading of full methodological texts, formal implementation or clinical certification in this work.

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
Historical reuse of the actual HTML copies, SHA and methodological principles retained in 1585. This is not new reading of full methodological texts, formal implementation or clinical certification in this work.
What the statuses mean
Met
The relevant distinctions in identity, boundaries and retained records have been verified. This does not establish clinical benefit/safety or constitute official certification.
Partly verified
Some design details, numerical values and methods are retained, but dimensions needed for verification remain unresolved.
Unverified
The required values cannot be established within the retained scope read. This does not mean absence of all studies, an effect of 0 or 0 events.
Conflicting information
Design checkboxes, completion dates and identifier entries in the original registration differ across the relevant records. Do not expand this into a conflict over actual treatment durations or clinical effects as a whole.
Not applicable
Between-study comparison does not apply within the single verified direct family. Do not fill in unverified candidates or other formulations as independent results.
Not reported
Limited to an information gap at the retained location actually read; do not expand this into nonreporting throughout the external article.
Inaccessible
Requires an actual failed access attempt in the current work. External access not attempted in this work differs from historical access failure.
Review incomplete
Pending individual review during table preparation, distinct from unverified/unread materials.

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N01 · Which population, regimen and 8-week functional response does the independent table address?

Current findings
The original claim is “8-week salbutamol-induced finger reflective-index response.” It addresses the RI response between oral thiamine hydrochloride and crossover placebo in the same adults with type 2 diabetes at high cardiovascular risk.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The exact current original claim has been linked to the boundary of the actual direct trial result. This Met status does not establish benefit.
Reason for missing information
Original RI units, variance, denominator, adjusted effect and related gaps remain in separate rows.
Required materials and conditions
Original locations of the current claim, PICOT, surrogate measure and excluded questions
Materials to obtain first
Original locations of the current claim, PICOT, surrogate measure and excluded questions
Further research
In subsequent research, first fix the population, oral regimen, placebo and RI measurement time, and distinguish other outcomes alongside them.
Remaining uncertainty
Verifying the identity of this table's question differs from clinical certification of FMD or event prevention.
Conditions for verification
Link the selected population, actual comparison, regimen and timing to the original identity of digital RI.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to distinguish the entire ordinary-thiamine page from the selected functional outcome.
Application exceptions
Preserve the original claim exactly as recorded at /ko/effect, without automatically creating new efficacy subclaims for FMD, clinical events or TDP.
Referenced methods
Question-clarification principles in M03 §3.1, §3.2.1–3.2.4; detailed separation rules are self-designed; M03 §3.2.1; detailed population criteria are self-designed; M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Independent claim. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S01 S02

N02 · Have the single registered active ingredient and the actual product batch been distinguished?

Current findings
The regimen is oral ordinary thiamine hydrochloride, and the registered product is Tyvera 100 mg tablets with a single active ingredient. The actual batch, excipients and manufacturing origin are unverified. The official S16 product is not the same trial batch.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The active ingredient/registered product is retained, but detailed information on the actual trial product remains to be verified.
Reason for missing information
Actual manufacturing, batch, excipients and purity/release form unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Actual trial product ingredient list, batch, excipients and manufacturing-origin information
Materials to obtain first
Actual trial product ingredient list, batch, excipients and manufacturing-origin information
Further research
Propose a replication procedure that obtains product analyses and batch records and verifies actual administration of the single active ingredient.
Remaining uncertainty
Ingredient lists and safety wording for different products cannot be transferred as facts about the current trial product.
Conditions for verification
Record ordinary thiamine hydrochloride and the registered product identity separately from the unverified actual batch/excipients.
Why this condition is needed
Because active-ingredient identity and the actual formulation/batch do not have the same level of verification.
Application exceptions
Do not substitute Flamingo product information from a different era for registered Tyvera, or automatically equate it with benfotiamine or combination products.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Molecule and actual product. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S01 S03 S16

N03 · Have the reported 300 mg/day and the free-thiamine equivalent been distinguished?

Current findings
The reported total oral thiamine hydrochloride amount is 300 mg/day. The free-thiamine equivalent and actual 1-time dosing schedule are unverified. Do not determine a personal dose from the registered Tyvera 100 mg product label.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The reported total is within the verified scope, but conversion to the active amount and the actual schedule remain unresolved.
Reason for missing information
Hydrochloride/free-thiamine conversion and actual amount taken 1 time/frequency unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Actual dose records, product content/units, 1-time dosing schedule and amount actually taken
Materials to obtain first
Actual dose records, product content/units, 1-time dosing schedule and amount actually taken
Further research
After verifying actual administration records and content units, address any necessary dose comparison under a separate protocol.
Remaining uncertainty
The study total is not a personal dosing instruction or evidence of an optimal dose.
Conditions for verification
Preserve the reported daily total and mark the free-thiamine conversion and actual 1-time schedule as unverified.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting the nominal total hydrochloride amount into the active contribution or an optimal personal dose.
Application exceptions
Do not newly calculate the actual number of tablets taken per administration or the dosing schedule from the 100 mg tablets and 300 mg/day.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M03 §3.2.1–3.2.4; details on dose, persistence and effect modification are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Nominal amount and active amount. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S01 S03

N04 · Have each 8-week treatment period and the 2-week washout been linked to the outcome time?

Current findings
Each reported treatment period is 8 weeks, with a 2-week washout between periods. RI is limited to the salbutamol response at the end of the 8-week treatment period. Leave the difference in calendar completion dates in a separate registry-metadata row.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The retained nominal treatment/washout periods and selected time point have been accurately linked.
Reason for missing information
Actual visit dates, complete exposure in each period and long-term persistence data are unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Information on administration and visit schedules by period and RI measurement times
Materials to obtain first
Information on administration and visit schedules by period and RI measurement times
Further research
Check implementation of each treatment and washout against visit/exposure records, and plan long-term persistence questions under separate follow-up.
Remaining uncertainty
A Met status for duration reporting does not establish that washout excluded carryover or that long-term efficacy criteria were met.
Conditions for verification
Link each 8-week period, the 2-week washout and RI at the end of treatment to their original locations.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid confusing the crossover trial's two treatment periods, washout and original outcome time as the same total duration.
Application exceptions
Do not turn the discrepancy in registered calendar completion dates into a conflict over the reported treatment duration of 8 weeks.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed; M03 §3.2.1–3.2.4; details on dose, persistence and effect modification are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Treatment and washout periods. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S01 S02

N05 · Have the actual high-risk adults with type 2 diabetes and the registered eligibility plan been distinguished?

Current findings
The actual population consists of adults with type 2 diabetes at high cardiovascular risk, with a retained mean age of 61 years. Numerically established baseline endothelial dysfunction, individual inclusion/exclusion and characteristics by sequence are unverified.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The basic identity of the actual population is available, but detailed baseline characteristics and representativeness remain to be verified.
Reason for missing information
Baseline characteristics by sequence, actual fulfillment of eligibility in all participants and numerically established endothelial dysfunction unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Baseline characteristics by group/sequence, actual inclusion/exclusion flow and definitions of risk and endothelial function
Materials to obtain first
Baseline characteristics by group/sequence, actual inclusion/exclusion flow and definitions of risk and endothelial function
Further research
In subsequent comparisons, prespecify risk selection and baseline vascular function and disclose actual participant characteristics.
Remaining uncertainty
The registration plan does not replace actual composition data and does not automatically extend to all adults with diabetes.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the actual high-risk adult population with type 2 diabetes and mean age from the remaining baseline-data gaps.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid promoting planned registered selection criteria into actual characteristics of all participants or baseline endothelial dysfunction.
Application exceptions
Verify the target scope from registered eligibility/the institutional abstract, without inferring detailed diagnoses or the population mix for all participants.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1; detailed population criteria are self-designed; M08 §8.1–8.2.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Actual population and selection. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S01 S02 S03

N06 · Can baseline thiamine deficiency and the conditions for additional supplementation be established?

Current findings
Baseline thiamine deficiency is unverified. The general introduction to deficiency in the S01 abstract is not an actual measurement of this population's baseline status, and an increase in blood TDP does not establish baseline deficiency either.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
Actual deficiency classification and intake data for participants in the direct trial cannot be established from the retained inputs.
Reason for missing information
Baseline deficiency/nondeficiency, thresholds, total intake and nutritional subgroups unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Baseline thiamine/TDP, deficiency thresholds, dietary/supplement intake and prespecified stratification data
Materials to obtain first
Baseline thiamine/TDP, deficiency thresholds, dietary/supplement intake and prespecified stratification data
Further research
Measure baseline status and assess effect modification by deficiency status in a separately planned, prespecified analysis.
Remaining uncertainty
This gap does not mean that all participants were deficient or all were sufficient, or that there was no effect.
Conditions for verification
Retain the actual level of verification of baseline status, deficiency criteria and total intake.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to distinguish possible correction of deficiency from the effect of additional supplementation in a population of unknown status.
Application exceptions
Do not use the thesis abstract's general discussion of deficiency as an actual measurement of deficiency in participants.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1; detailed population criteria are self-designed; M03 §3.2.1–3.2.4; details on dose, persistence and effect modification are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Baseline nutritional status. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S01 S02

N07 · Have the placebo comparison and background-medication balance between periods been distinguished?

Current findings
The actual comparison is crossover placebo in the same participants, with background diabetes/cardiovascular medications described. Exact medication balance, changes and handling of rescue treatment by period are unverified.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The placebo comparison is identified, but actual differences in concomitant treatment between periods and their handling have not been verified.
Reason for missing information
Actual period-specific distributions of concomitant medications, disease changes and rescue treatment, and their effects on analysis, unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Information on medications, rescue treatment, disease status/changes and their handling for the effect of interest by period
Materials to obtain first
Information on medications, rescue treatment, disease status/changes and their handling for the effect of interest by period
Further research
Propose a comparison that records common treatment and prespecifies how period-specific changes and rescue treatment will be handled in analysis.
Remaining uncertainty
The crossover design itself is not evidence that it removed changes in concomitant treatment/disease over time.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the actual placebo comparison from gaps in period-specific concomitant/rescue treatment and the handling of changes.
Why this condition is needed
Because changes in background diabetes/cardiovascular treatment may be mixed with the contribution of thiamine.
Application exceptions
Even in a crossover comparison in the same participants, do not assume that all medication and disease changes were identical between periods.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Crossover placebo and background treatment. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S01 S02

N08 · Have the actual crossover design and the registry's parallel/crossover checkboxes been distinguished?

Current findings
S01/S02 report a randomized, double-blind crossover pilot trial. S03 records Yes for both the parallel and crossover checkboxes. Retain the actual crossover report and leave the checkbox discrepancy unresolved.
Verification status
Conflicting information
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The discrepancy in simultaneous design checkmarks within the same registration is retained. Do not change the actual treatment comparison into a new parallel design.
Reason for missing information
Protocol/SAP, reasons for registry amendments and original explanation of the checkmarks unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Full protocol, registry amendment history, actual allocation sequences and design explanation
Materials to obtain first
Full protocol, registry amendment history, actual allocation sequences and design explanation
Further research
Compare the original protocol and amendment history to verify why both boxes were checked, and reconcile the design actually implemented with its reporting.
Remaining uncertainty
The conflict in this row is limited to the registered design labels; it does not establish a conflict across all treatment effects or causal invalidity.
Conditions for verification
Preserve the actual crossover report and the registry's Yes entries for both designs at their respective original locations.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid hiding the conflicting registry labels or arbitrarily changing the actually reported design to a parallel trial.
Application exceptions
Do not reassess conflicting registry checkboxes as errors in all RI numbers or as absence of random allocation.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; separation of statuses is self-designed; M08 §8.1–8.2.3; own application; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Conflicting design labels. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S01 S02 S03

N09 · Have random sequence generation and allocation concealment been verified?

Current findings
There is a report of a randomized, double-blind crossover pilot trial, but detailed procedures for sequence generation and allocation concealment are unverified. Do not state that a formal bias tool was applied.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The design label is available, but the necessary allocation details are not retained.
Reason for missing information
Generation algorithm, concealment procedures, allocation implementation and baseline balance unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Information on sequence generation, allocation concealment and actual baseline balance by sequence
Materials to obtain first
Information on sequence generation, allocation concealment and actual baseline balance by sequence
Further research
Propose a comparison that prespecifies sequence-generation and concealment procedures and baseline balance and discloses their actual implementation.
Remaining uncertainty
Unverified details differ from proof of a flaw or certification of no bias.
Conditions for verification
Record the allocation label and the verified scope of actual sequence generation, concealment and balance.
Why this condition is needed
Because the labels randomized and double-blind alone do not establish that allocation issues were resolved.
Application exceptions
The crossover/pilot label does not establish detailed generation, concealment or baseline balance, or completion of a formal RoB assessment.
Referenced methods
M08 §8.1–8.2.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Sequence generation and concealment. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S01 S02

N10 · Have the 34 completers been distinguished from the randomized count and number of analyzed RI pairs?

Current findings
The 34 unique completers are retained. The randomized count, denominators by sequence and number of analyzed RI pairs are separately unverified. Do not count the two periods as 68 independent participants.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
Only the completion stage is established; analysis denominators and the boundaries of attrition require further verification.
Reason for missing information
Allocated count, number of people by sequence, paired RI denominator and exclusion flow unverified.
Required materials and conditions
CONSORT/crossover flow, allocation/completion/measurement by sequence and number of paired RI analyses
Materials to obtain first
CONSORT/crossover flow, allocation/completion/measurement by sequence and number of paired RI analyses
Further research
Propose reporting participant flow and paired denominators for each endpoint, with differences between allocation, completion and analysis disclosed.
Remaining uncertainty
The 34 completers cannot be used as n for every outcome or as the number in a complete paired analysis.
Conditions for verification
Link completion, allocation, sequence, measurement and analysis to the denominator at each stage.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid counting the same person's two periods as independent people or turning completers into a confirmed analysis denominator.
Application exceptions
Do not add up the 34 unique completers as 68 people; keep the randomized count, denominators by sequence and number of analyzed RI pairs unverified.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each design are self-designed; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Completion, allocation and analysis denominators. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S01 S02

N11 · Can the handling of attrition/missing data and the ITT/PP analysis populations be established?

Current findings
Apart from the 34 completers, the actual RI analysis population and reasons for and handling of attrition/missingness are unverified. Do not assert that this was a completer analysis.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
Losses after allocation and the analysis definition cannot be established from the retained inputs read.
Reason for missing information
ITT/PP, missing paired data, reasons for attrition and handling of exclusions/imputation unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Data on allocation/attrition, reasons for missingness, definitions of analysis populations and sensitivity analyses
Materials to obtain first
Data on allocation/attrition, reasons for missingness, definitions of analysis populations and sensitivity analyses
Further research
Prespecify the effect of interest and analysis population, and plan sensitivity analyses that account for missing crossover data.
Remaining uncertainty
An information gap does not establish absence of missing data or the actual magnitude of bias.
Conditions for verification
Link the verified scope of the actual analysis population, missing-data handling and attrition by sequence to the effect of interest.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid automatically concluding from the completer count that only completers were analyzed.
Application exceptions
Do not arbitrarily label the completer report as complete-case, ITT or PP, or describe the information as unreported throughout the unread full text.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each design are self-designed; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Missing data and analysis populations. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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N12 · Can it be established whether the 2-week washout excluded carryover?

Current findings
A 2-week washout is reported, but data on carryover and period-specific recovery/handling are unverified. Do not use the existence of washout as evidence that carryover was excluded.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
Information needed to verify actual residual/carryover effects on the selected RI comparison remains outstanding.
Reason for missing information
Rationale for washout, baseline recovery, carryover estimation/handling and residual exposure unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Crossover protocol, baseline/exposure by period and information on carryover assessment and handling
Materials to obtain first
Crossover protocol, baseline/exposure by period and information on carryover assessment and handling
Further research
Prespecify the rationale for washout and baseline measurements by period, and plan a crossover analysis that examines residual/carryover effects.
Remaining uncertainty
Do not conclude from the carryover gap that carryover actually occurred or that the crossover trial is invalid.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the washout report from direct information on carryover assessment/handling and restoration of baseline in each period.
Why this condition is needed
Because residual effects of the previous treatment may be mixed with RI in the next period.
Application exceptions
Do not conclude from the nominal 2-week washout alone that there was no carryover or that washout was sufficient.
Referenced methods
M08 §8.1–8.2.3; own application; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Washout and carryover. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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N13 · Were sequence and period effects handled in the actual RI analysis?

Current findings
Sequence and period effects and the handling of the corresponding model terms are unverified. Preserve the actual crossover design, without claiming that time/sequence effects were removed.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The currently retained methods do not contain the actual sequence/period model or its results.
Reason for missing information
Tables by sequence, period terms, changes by period and handling of interactions/modeling unverified.
Required materials and conditions
RI, baseline/medications, interactions and analysis model by sequence/period
Materials to obtain first
RI, baseline/medications, interactions and analysis model by sequence/period
Further research
Prespecify the treatment, period and sequence terms of interest and disclose sequence-specific data and sensitivity analyses.
Remaining uncertainty
Unverified information does not establish the actual magnitude of period effects or how much they are mixed with treatment effects.
Conditions for verification
Link sequence/period-specific data to the model's effect of interest and its handling.
Why this condition is needed
Because calendar time/period and allocation sequence can affect treatment differences even in before-and-after observations of the same person.
Application exceptions
Do not state that sequence and period effects were automatically removed because the participants were the same.
Referenced methods
M08 §8.1–8.2.3; own application; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Sequence and period effects. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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N14 · Can the adjusted paired RI effect and the actual choice of test be established?

Current findings
RI is a crossover comparison in the same participants. The exact adjusted paired effect, covariance and number of analyzed pairs are unverified, and the RI-specific ANOVA/Friedman choice has not been verified either.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
A comparison P value is reported, but the actual estimation/test definition cannot be established.
Reason for missing information
Paired covariance, effect model, test type, degrees of freedom and effect of interest unverified.
Required materials and conditions
RI analysis plan, paired source data/covariance, adjusted model, test type and effect estimator
Materials to obtain first
RI analysis plan, paired source data/covariance, adjusted model, test type and effect estimator
Further research
Propose an analysis that prespecifies the paired effect of interest and period/sequence adjustment and reports that effect and its interval.
Remaining uncertainty
Do not create new SE/CI or causal effects using an independent two-group formula or back-calculation from the P value.
Conditions for verification
Retain the verified scope of the effect of interest, analysis population, pairing/covariance and actual test definition.
Why this condition is needed
Because a descriptive difference between two summary values differs from the actual paired causal estimate and test statistic.
Application exceptions
Do not back-calculate the outcome-specific ANOVA/Friedman choice, covariance or degrees of freedom from P=.63.
Referenced methods
M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Paired effect of interest. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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N15 · Have salbutamol RI measurement timing, sign convention and assessor blinding been verified?

Current findings
The response is digital photoplethysmographic RI after inhaled salbutamol at the end of 8 weeks. Exact post-challenge timing, directional sign convention, baseline RI and operator blinding are unverified.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The type of physiological function test is verified, but measurement details and the dimensions needed to interpret a favorable direction remain unresolved.
Reason for missing information
Salbutamol challenge details, timing after measurement, sign convention, baseline RI and operator blinding unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Measurement protocol, challenge dose/time afterward, sign convention, baseline RI and operator-blinding/quality information
Materials to obtain first
Measurement protocol, challenge dose/time afterward, sign convention, baseline RI and operator-blinding/quality information
Further research
Propose a method that standardizes the RI challenge, collection time, sign convention and assessor blinding and reports baseline/reproducibility data.
Remaining uncertainty
The sign of −1.5 alone cannot establish whether vascular function improved or worsened.
Conditions for verification
Record the actual digital photoplethysmography/inhalation-challenge method and the remaining measurement dimensions.
Why this condition is needed
Because post-challenge timing, sign convention and assessment conditions may change interpretation even when the measure has the same name.
Application exceptions
Do not arbitrarily fill in operator blinding, challenge dose/timing or directional sign convention from the double-blind label.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M03 §3.2.4; own application; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for RI measurement procedure. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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N16 · Has digital RI been distinguished from FMD and prevention of clinical events?

Current findings
The current endpoint is salbutamol-responsive digital RI, not brachial artery FMD or prevention of myocardial infarction/stroke. Preserve the original boundary that an actual functional alternative was selected because no directly eligible FMD result was verified in this search.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The manuscript's boundaries for selected and excluded endpoints have been accurately linked, without establishing clinical-event benefit.
Reason for missing information
Long-term clinical-event, quality-of-life and direct FMD data have not been acquired as answers to the current question.
Required materials and conditions
Measurement definition and separate direct results for claims about event prevention/quality of life
Materials to obtain first
Measurement definition and separate direct results for claims about event prevention/quality of life
Further research
If a clinical-event question is requested, address it through a study with a separate protocol, follow-up and event adjudication.
Remaining uncertainty
Nonsignificance of the RI result neither refutes nor establishes FMD or event prevention.
Conditions for verification
Identify the distinct questions concerning RI, brachial artery FMD, VCAM-1, TDP and clinical events.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid automatically translating the selected functional response into other vascular measures or long-term events.
Application exceptions
Do not mechanically require cardiovascular-event trials merely to preserve observations for the RI question itself; extension to event prevention remains separately unverified.
Referenced methods
Question-clarification principles in M03 §3.1, §3.2.1–3.2.4; detailed separation rules are self-designed; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed; M03 §3.2.4; own boundaries on extrapolation — Case-specific adaptation for Surrogate measure and clinical boundary. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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N17 · Have the two reported RI values and P=0.63 been attributed to the original time point?

Current findings
The 8-week RI is reported as thiamine 5.3 ± 9.2, placebo 6.8 ± 6.9, P=0.63. These values are the reported statistics for that salbutamol RI response; units and variance type are unverified.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The original numbers/P for the direct comparison are retained, but the units and variance of the summary statistics and the analysis definition remain unresolved.
Reason for missing information
Original units, SD/SE, baseline/change definition and adjusted-analysis details unverified.
Required materials and conditions
P72 RI result sentence, original table/units, explanation of variance and analysis location
Materials to obtain first
P72 RI result sentence, original table/units, explanation of variance and analysis location
Further research
Check the original results table to compare definitions of summary statistics, and specify units, variance and effect estimates in subsequent reporting.
Remaining uncertainty
Retain the nonsignificant values without converting them into an effect of 0, equivalence or FMD numbers.
Conditions for verification
Retain the reported values, 8-week RI and original P together with the gaps in units/variance.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid deleting favorable or nonsignificant results or transferring them as values for another functional endpoint.
Application exceptions
Do not arbitrarily assign the type of ± value, absolute change or percentage to 5.3±9.2/6.8±6.9.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; separation of statuses is self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Reported RI values and P. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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N18 · Have the original RI units and whether the ± values are SD or SE been verified?

Current findings
The original units of the two RI values and whether ±9.2/±6.9 denote SD or SE are unverified. Absolute percentage points, relative percentage change and FMD % are not verified values.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
Although direct numbers are available, the current inputs contain no original explanation establishing their units or variance type.
Reason for missing information
Original RI units, SD/SE/other variance measure and paired covariance unverified.
Required materials and conditions
RI units, explanation of summary statistics, SD/SE, paired covariance and denominator data
Materials to obtain first
RI units, explanation of summary statistics, SD/SE, paired covariance and denominator data
Further research
Propose reporting the RI units, variance type and number of analyzed pairs explicitly, with intervals appropriate to the paired structure.
Remaining uncertainty
This gap in the available information is not a new judgment that the reported numbers are erroneous and does not authorize interval recalculation.
Conditions for verification
Clearly retain the absence of an original location providing the units/variance type.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid creating a CI, percentage points or causal estimate from ± values of unknown type.
Application exceptions
Do not supplement a report lacking units with FMD %, absolute percentage points or relative percentage change.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed; M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each design are self-designed; M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Units and variance type. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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N19 · Has the existing difference of −1.5 been distinguished from an adjusted paired causal estimate?

Current findings
The descriptive difference of −1.5 between thiamine and placebo is a retained existing calculation record. Its original unit is unverified; it is not an adjusted paired causal estimate or FMD percentage points. It was not calculated in this work.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The identity and interpretive limitations of the existing descriptive value have been accurately preserved.
Reason for missing information
The exact adjusted estimator, SE/df/CI and paired covariance are separately unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Source location of the existing calculation, effect of interest and actual adjusted paired-estimate data
Materials to obtain first
Source location of the existing calculation, effect of interest and actual adjusted paired-estimate data
Further research
If the original analysis is acquired, report the descriptive summary difference separately from the prespecified paired effect of interest.
Remaining uncertainty
A Met status for preserving the descriptive value does not establish a causal treatment effect or the direction of benefit.
Conditions for verification
Record the historical calculation location for −1.5 together with its descriptive nature and unit limitations.
Why this condition is needed
Because a simple difference between two reported values is not guaranteed to equal the actual crossover trial's effect of interest.
Application exceptions
Only cite the existing calculation record; perform no new arithmetic, paired CI/SE calculation or FMD conversion in this work.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed; M08 §8.2.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; separation of statuses is self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Historical descriptive difference. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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N20 · Has P=0.63 been distinguished from a benefit of 0, equivalence or exclusion of important benefit?

Current findings
The reported comparison P=0.63 is nonsignificant. It does not establish absence of important benefit or prove an effect of exactly 0 or equivalence. Conversely, an increase in TDP or results for other preparations do not establish this RI efficacy either.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The original result has been retained, together with the boundary between nonsignificance and separate clinical/equivalence conclusions.
Reason for missing information
CI, MCID, prespecified equivalence margin and the corresponding test are unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Direct RI effect interval, justified importance/equivalence criteria and testing plan
Materials to obtain first
Direct RI effect interval, justified importance/equivalence criteria and testing plan
Further research
If equivalence or exclusion of important benefit is the question, plan separate verification with prespecified criteria, an effect of interest and adequate precision.
Remaining uncertainty
The magnitude of possible remaining benefit or of effects excluded cannot be established.
Conditions for verification
Identify the significance information provided by P and the different evidence required to judge no effect, equivalence and importance.
Why this condition is needed
Because a nonsignificant comparison in a small pilot trial alone cannot establish an exactly null effect or equivalence.
Application exceptions
Retain the original nonsignificant result; do not back-calculate effect direction or magnitude without a CI or override it with positive results for other preparations.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; separation of statuses is self-designed; M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Nonsignificance and equivalence. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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N21 · Can the direct RI CI and an important difference be established?

Current findings
The RI confidence interval, confidence level and MCID are unverified. The 34 completers and P=0.63 alone do not establish exclusion of important benefit or its remaining magnitude.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The direct effect interval and basis for clinical importance are currently unavailable, so interpretation of magnitude cannot be completed.
Reason for missing information
CI for the effect of interest, confidence level and MCID/validity evidence unverified.
Required materials and conditions
RI effect/CI, confidence level, variance, denominator and validated criteria for clinical importance
Materials to obtain first
RI effect/CI, confidence level, variance, denominator and validated criteria for clinical importance
Further research
First define the RI effect of interest and the basis for importance, then design the required precision to match that basis.
Remaining uncertainty
The current CX is the historical handling in the original verdict; this row assigns no new grade or precision score.
Conditions for verification
Explain the relationship between the interval for the actual effect of interest and justified evidence of importance, or why interpretation is not possible.
Why this condition is needed
Because precision/clinical importance cannot be determined from the number of completers or trial families alone.
Application exceptions
Do not adopt a common minimum participant count, duration or arbitrary MCID; retain unverified intervals/criteria.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each design are self-designed; M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Intervals and clinical importance. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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N22 · Have the registered primary (1st) VCAM-1 endpoint and the prespecified rank/analysis of RI been distinguished?

Current findings
The registered primary (1st) endpoint is VCAM-1. Do not promote the page's 8-week RI to the registered primary (1st) endpoint; RI's prespecified rank, analysis plan and handling of multiple comparisons are unverified. No significant secondary (2nd) success is claimed.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The registered primary (1st) endpoint can be distinguished from the reported RI, but a complete comparison of prespecified analyses and rankings remains outstanding.
Reason for missing information
Full protocol/SAP, RI rank, multiple comparisons and reasons for changes unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Full registration/protocol, SAP, prespecified RI rank and multiple-comparison/amendment history
Materials to obtain first
Full registration/protocol, SAP, prespecified RI rank and multiple-comparison/amendment history
Further research
Propose subsequent reporting that prespecifies the RI of interest, time point and model and discloses reasons for changes and all endpoints.
Remaining uncertainty
A verification gap is neither proof of selective reporting nor certification of its absence.
Conditions for verification
Indicate the extent of comparison between registered endpoints and the original RI report, and reasons for multiple comparisons/changes.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid promoting the page's functional endpoint to the registered primary (1st) endpoint or to a significant secondary (2nd) success.
Application exceptions
Do not change the registered primary (1st) endpoint or use the unverified prespecified RI rank/SAP as proof of selective reporting.
Referenced methods
M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; own application; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Registered endpoints and reporting. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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N23 · Have the registered schedule of 1 time per 1 day and the actual daily total/meal timing been distinguished?

Current findings
The registration/ethics plan is 1 time per 1 day, while the actual report gives a daily total. The actual 1-time dosing schedule and meal timing are unverified. Do not adopt overnight fasting from the S18 mirror as a fact verified in the source materials.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The plan and reported total are available, but checking actual implementation of the schedule/meal conditions remains outstanding.
Reason for missing information
Actual 1-time schedule, meal/fasting conditions and dosing diaries unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Actual administration times/frequency, meal conditions, dosing diaries and plan-change information
Materials to obtain first
Actual administration times/frequency, meal conditions, dosing diaries and plan-change information
Further research
Record actual administration and meal conditions and prespecify how changes/deviations from the plan will be handled.
Remaining uncertainty
These items have different levels of verification; no new determination is made that an actual protocol deviation occurred.
Conditions for verification
Separate the verification levels of the reported total, registered plan and actual schedule/meal conditions.
Why this condition is needed
Because a planned schedule does not guarantee actual administration frequency, meal conditions or adherence implementation.
Application exceptions
Do not confirm the HRA plan's once daily as the actual 1-time schedule or adopt overnight fasting from the S18 mirror as an original-trial fact.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; own application; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Planned schedule and actual administration. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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N24 · Does an increase in blood TDP establish individual adherence or RI benefit?

Current findings
Increased biochemical exposure/TDP is retained, but individual adherence and dosing/deviations by period are unverified. A TDP increase itself does not establish RI benefit with P=0.63.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The context of an increased exposure marker is available, but individual implementation and contribution to function remain separate gaps.
Reason for missing information
Individual amounts actually taken, dosing/deviations by period and exact exposure values unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Data on individual intake, exposure/TDP by period and handling of treatment deviations
Materials to obtain first
Data on individual intake, exposure/TDP by period and handling of treatment deviations
Further research
Collect adherence records and exposure markers separately from the RI effect of interest, and prespecify how deviations will be handled.
Remaining uncertainty
An exposure marker cannot be used as clinical surrogate validation or automatic proof of functional benefit.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the existence of an increased exposure marker from individual adherence, deviations by period and functional outcomes.
Why this condition is needed
Because biochemical exposure, individual dosing adherence and functional benefit are different outcomes.
Application exceptions
Do not add new exact numbers to the retained TDP increase or convert it into adherence by all participants, baseline deficiency or RI efficacy.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; own application; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed; M03 §3.2.4; own boundaries on extrapolation — Case-specific adaptation for Exposure and individual adherence. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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N25 · Have the thesis, P72, registration/ethics records and mirror been linked as the same F01?

Current findings
F01 groups the Page Portsmouth oral-thiamine crossover trial records in S01–S08 and S18. There is 1 direct family and there are 34 completers. Do not count the thesis, poster, registration/ethics records and mirror as separate replications.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The strong documentary identity linkage for the same trial and the rules preventing duplication have been retained.
Reason for missing information
Cohort comparison at the individual-identifier level and the number of analyzed RI pairs are unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Identity linkage across reports, registrations and ethics/trial records, cohort overlap and original locations for each endpoint
Materials to obtain first
Identity linkage across reports, registrations and ethics/trial records, cohort overlap and original locations for each endpoint
Further research
Propose a subsequent review that maintains a family table and an endpoint/time-point/analysis linkage table centered on the original trial.
Remaining uncertainty
Matching document identities is not independent external clinical certification or proof that a confirmatory trial was conducted.
Conditions for verification
Preserve the evidence linking documents in the same family and the original record of 1 direct family and 34 completers.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid counting multiple reports of the same trial as independent replications or duplicated participant populations.
Application exceptions
This is a documentary comparison linking authors, institution, regimen/duration, the 34 completers and registered title, not verification at the level of individual identifiers.
Referenced methods
Distinction between studies and reports in M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2; cohort/outcome linkage is an application developed for this work; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Reports and trial families. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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N26 · Can between-study heterogeneity be estimated from the single verified direct family?

Current findings
F01 is the only currently verified directly eligible RI family. The thesis, P72 and registration belong to the same family; a second direct result for estimating between-study consistency/heterogeneity has not been verified. Unverified candidates remain separate.
Verification status
Not applicable
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The applicability condition for between-study comparison is not met within the single currently verified family. Family linkage and candidate gaps have not been replaced by NA.
Reason for missing information
Additional independent direct RI results and the distribution of their conditions have not yet been acquired.
Required materials and conditions
Results, populations, dose/duration and analysis information for additional independent direct RI families
Materials to obtain first
Results, populations, dose/duration and analysis information for additional independent direct RI families
Further research
If a new direct family is acquired, separate its conditions and results and compare them according to prespecified heterogeneity hypotheses.
Remaining uncertainty
Nonapplicability within the current scope is not an exhaustive guarantee of study absence, sufficient replication or absence of inconsistency.
Conditions for verification
Specify when comparisons between families apply and the manuscript's scope of a single direct family.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid presenting multiple reports of the same trial as between-study consistency or replicated effects.
Application exceptions
Nonapplicability is limited to between-study comparison within the 1 verified direct family for the narrow RI question. Do not erase the unverified S19 candidate or other formulations as NA or conclude that there is 1 study worldwide.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application; Distinction between studies and reports in M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2; cohort/outcome linkage is an application developed for this work — Case-specific adaptation for Exception for between-study comparisons. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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N27 · Have the two registered completion dates and the results posting date been distinguished?

Current findings
The S03 protocol records global end as 2011-07-04, and S04 results metadata record global completion as 2011-07-31. The results posting date of 2019-03-20 is a separate event. The difference between the two completion dates is unresolved.
Verification status
Conflicting information
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The completion dates differ between the two registry records, and their definitions/reasons for change have not been verified.
Reason for missing information
Completion definitions, registry history, the body of the end-of-study attachment and the reason for the date difference are unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Registry amendment history, definitions of completion dates, end-of-study report and posted-version information
Materials to obtain first
Registry amendment history, definitions of completion dates, end-of-study report and posted-version information
Further research
Compare event definitions and amendment history in the original registration/end-of-study report to verify the meaning of the two dates and the reason for their difference.
Remaining uncertainty
Do not automatically expand different calendar events into a conflict about the nominal 8-week duration, RI measurement timing or clinical results.
Conditions for verification
Preserve the completion dates in protocol/results metadata and the posting event in 2019 separately.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid hiding differences in registry calendar dates or using the results posting date as the end of treatment.
Application exceptions
Do not turn the difference between 2011-07-04/2011-07-31 into an error in the nominal 8-week treatment period.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; separation of statuses is self-designed; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; own application; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the current data conversion reflect the user-defined scope and own design — Case-specific adaptation for Completion dates and posting events. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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N28 · Have both HRA's n/a and the original registry's ISRCTN linkage been retained?

Current findings
S03 records ISRCTN30703970, whereas the ISRCTN field in S05 HRA says n/a. The shared EudraCT 2009-017537-21 and ethics identity are linked; the S08 record text could not be read previously because of a holding page/access failure.
Verification status
Conflicting information
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The same-trial identity linkage has been retained together with the discrepancy in the ISRCTN field.
Reason for missing information
The reason for the identifier-entry change and the S08 original record text/full history are unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Ethics/registry identifier amendment history, original ISRCTN record and explanation linking the same trial
Materials to obtain first
Ethics/registry identifier amendment history, original ISRCTN record and explanation linking the same trial
Further research
Maintain a common trial identity table and compare the original registry/ethics history for the reason behind the different identifier entries.
Remaining uncertainty
n/a or a holding page does not establish absence of a trial identity, current deletion or nonregistration.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the original registered identifier, the different ethics-record entry and the unacquired ISRCTN record text.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid hiding differences between identifier fields or claiming to have read the ISRCTN record text.
Application exceptions
Do not use HRA's n/a as proof of no ISRCTN or an unregistered trial; link the S03 identifier with the shared EudraCT/ethics number.
Referenced methods
Distinction between studies and reports in M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2; cohort/outcome linkage is an application developed for this work; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; separation of statuses is self-designed; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Registered identifier labels. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S03 S05 S08

N29 · Have reading the summaries and currently not reading the 21 external sources been separated?

Current findings
The materials directly read in this work are the current Korean/structured archived manuscript. Access to the S01 abstract, S02 P72 text/images, S03 registration, S16 product information and similar materials on 2026-09-16 is historical. The relevant materials for the 21 external sources were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
Historical access successes/failures have been distinguished from current reading of retained summaries and recorded for each report and material type.
Reason for missing information
There is no current comprehensive verification of external public availability/existence, or direct verification in this work of original full texts, abstracts or registry text.
Required materials and conditions
Records of exact locations in the retained inputs, material types/access, reading/byte hashes and dates
Materials to obtain first
Records of exact locations in the retained inputs, material types/access, reading/byte hashes and dates
Further research
If actual sources are read in a specified subsequent update, add their material type, date, original bytes/location and status as a separate event.
Remaining uncertainty
The SHA of a retained source summary is not the SHA of the external PDF/registry binary.
Conditions for verification
Record exact retained source-summary pointers/hashes, current access/acquisition/reading by material type and historical dates separately.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid promoting historical reading of abstracts, P72, registration/product information into direct reading in this work.
Application exceptions
Existence of a link/DOI is not full-text reading. Do not label access not attempted in this work as Inaccessible.
Referenced methods
Data collection/selection principles in M04 §4.5–4.6; separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are self-designed; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the current data conversion reflect the user-defined scope and own design — Case-specific adaptation for Current and historical reading. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S01 S02 S03 S04 S05 S06 S07 S08 S09 S10 S11 S12 S13 S14 S15 S16 S17 S18 S19 S20 S21

N30 · Can methods and original results in the full thesis and end-of-study attachment be compared?

Current findings
S01 is an institutional thesis abstract. S02 is a historical record of reading the complete P72 conference abstract text and page images, not the full trial report. Historical access failures for the S06 thesis PDF and S07 end-of-study attachment prevented comparison of the methods/results in their bodies.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The bodies of the major full trial reports were not acquired within the retained access scope, and access has not been attempted in this work either.
Reason for missing information
Full methods, original RI tables, denominators, allocation/analysis/SAP and trial safety tables are unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Full thesis, end-of-study report attachment, original RI tables/methods and appendix/analysis/safety data
Materials to obtain first
Full thesis, end-of-study report attachment, original RI tables/methods and appendix/analysis/safety data
Further research
Propose a document review that first acquires the permitted original full text/end-of-study attachment and compares the current RI methods, denominators, plan and safety information.
Remaining uncertainty
Do not reinterpret access failures at that time as current network failures or nonreporting throughout the article.
Conditions for verification
Record the scope of reports read at the time and content gaps in major original full texts that were not accessed.
Why this condition is needed
Because the institutional abstract and complete P72 conference abstract do not replace the full trial report.
Application exceptions
S02 covers the P72 abstract text/pages; do not claim to have read all 49 pages of the abstract collection or the full trial report. Separate historical S06/S07 failures from access not attempted now.
Referenced methods
Data collection/selection principles in M04 §4.5–4.6; separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are self-designed; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Gaps in major original reports. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S01 S02 S06 S07

N31 · Has transfer of the acute intravenous BAVA in S09 to oral 8-week RI been avoided?

Current findings
S09 Arora 2006 is an acute blood-flow function experiment involving 100 mg intravenous thiamine after glucose challenge. BAVA is blood-flow augmentation, not brachial artery diameter FMD. Do not use it as an independent replication or benefit value for oral 8-week RI.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The adjacent evidence has been separated from the selected RI result based on the currently retained differences in route/measure.
Reason for missing information
The acute experiment's full methods/specific values and a direct link to single-ingredient oral RI are unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Actual route, challenge conditions, BAVA definition and original methods in S09
Materials to obtain first
Actual route, challenge conditions, BAVA definition and original methods in S09
Further research
If an intravenous challenge-function question is requested, review it using a separate route/measure protocol and population.
Remaining uncertainty
Exclusion of the adjacent study is not a new negative efficacy judgment for S09.
Conditions for verification
Preserve only the adjacent evidence's route/measure differences and reasons for exclusion.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid merging evidence with the same thiamine name but different routes, challenge conditions and measures as independent replications of oral RI.
Application exceptions
In S09, the blood-flow augmentation with 100 mg intravenous thiamine after glucose challenge is neither brachial diameter FMD nor an oral RI effect.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; separation of statuses is self-designed; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Adjacent intravenous and blood-flow evidence. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S09

N32 · Has use of the dietary thiamine association in S10 as a single-ingredient causal effect been avoided?

Current findings
S10 Wong concerns an observational association between daily dietary thiamine intake and EPC/endothelial function in type 2 diabetes. It is not a randomized trial of additional single-ingredient supplementation, so do not add it as a direct replication of 8-week RI.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The actual differences in exposure/design are recorded, and the observational association has not been transferred into a causal treatment effect.
Reason for missing information
The original observation's full analyses, adjustment/timing data and the direct oral RI effect remain separate gaps.
Required materials and conditions
The dietary study's exposure, population, adjustment/timing and whether an actual treatment comparison exists
Materials to obtain first
The dietary study's exposure, population, adjustment/timing and whether an actual treatment comparison exists
Further research
Address dietary associations through separate prospective observation and supplementation efficacy alone through comparisons with matched background treatment.
Remaining uncertainty
Separating S10 from direct efficacy does not establish that the dietary association is null.
Conditions for verification
Indicate the actual scope of exclusion based on observational design, dietary exposure and absence of a treatment comparison.
Why this condition is needed
Because dietary intake/status associations differ in exposure direction and design from randomized comparisons of additional supplementation.
Application exceptions
Do not extract the incremental effect of single-ingredient oral 300 mg/day from dietary associations with EPC/endothelial function.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M08 §8.1–8.2.3; own application; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Dietary association. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S10

N33 · Have benfotiamine FMD results been separated from ordinary-thiamine RI?

Current findings
S11 is a 6-week benfotiamine crossover trial; S12/S13 also concern benfotiamine in smoking/AGE-meal challenge contexts. Do not use results for a different molecule/FMD as positive or negative replications of ordinary thiamine hydrochloride 8-week RI. S12/S13 were at the title/search-excerpt level at the time.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
Different active ingredients, challenge conditions and reading levels have been preserved without adding them as direct replications.
Reason for missing information
Their respective full methods, derivative contributions/original tables and the current direct RI result for ordinary thiamine are separate.
Required materials and conditions
Original ingredient, route, FMD/challenge conditions and identity of original results for each derivative
Materials to obtain first
Original ingredient, route, FMD/challenge conditions and identity of original results for each derivative
Further research
Design/review derivative questions using separate ingredients and measures, and distinguish them from the current ordinary-thiamine RI family.
Remaining uncertainty
This exclusion is neither a new reassessment of derivative efficacy nor proof of no effect.
Conditions for verification
Record differences in active ingredients, challenge populations and measures, together with the actual access level for each material.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid using data for different active molecules or smoking/meal challenge conditions as replications of the ordinary thiamine hydrochloride trial.
Application exceptions
Even within the same vitamin class, do not transfer benfotiamine in S11–S13 as RI values for the same ingredient/route. Do not describe title/index-level exclusion as verification of the full methods.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M03 §3.2.4, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; outcome adaptations for each question are self-designed; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application; M04 §4.6.3, M15 §15.3.1–15.3.3; separation of statuses is self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Other B1 derivatives. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S11 S12 S13

N34 · Has use of the combination products in S14/S15 as a direct effect of adding B1 been avoided?

Current findings
S14 concerns an uncontrolled pilot in healthy volunteers using a combination of Curcuma, CoQ10, black garlic, B1 and D3. S15 is also a search excerpt for a combination of L-cysteine, thiamine hydrochloride, B6 and ascorbic acid. Do not extract an isolated B1 effect, and retain the unverified linkage to earlier reports.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
Differences in combinations, populations and designs have been separated from gaps in report lineage.
Reason for missing information
The S15 full text, family relationship with earlier reports and isolated B1 contribution within the combination are unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Combination-product ingredients/populations, comparisons, report lineage/funding and actual evidence of the isolated contribution
Materials to obtain first
Combination-product ingredients/populations, comparisons, report lineage/funding and actual evidence of the isolated contribution
Further research
Keep combination products as separate questions; if the isolated contribution is asked about, propose a component comparison with matched background ingredients.
Remaining uncertainty
Do not assume that different combination products are equivalent independent replications or transfer their funding to F01.
Conditions for verification
Indicate combined ingredients, population/design, access level and gaps concerning possible overlap.
Why this condition is needed
Because results involving multiple active ingredients and uncontrolled/healthy populations are not comparisons of thiamine alone in high-risk diabetes.
Application exceptions
Attribute Valerio's interests only to that family, and do not count the unclear link between S15 and earlier reports as independent replication.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed; M03 §3.2.3, M08 §8.2.2–8.2.3; own application; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application; Chamgap's own independence and attribution criteria. The official methods sections used in this pilot do not validate all of these detailed items — Case-specific adaptation for Combination products and attribution. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S14 S15

N35 · Has use of the S18 mirror and S20/S21 reviews as original-trial numbers/funding been avoided?

Current findings
S18 TrialScreen is a discovery mirror; its internal departmental funding, overnight fasting, GTN and dates were not adopted as verified original-trial facts. S20/S21 reviews are at the discovery/mapping level; do not transfer doses, effects or disclosures found only in reviews to F01 funding or independent replication.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The attribution boundary between original materials and secondary (2nd) discovery information has been retained.
Reason for missing information
The full S20 page, original-trial funding/methods, review inclusion tables and disclosure linkages are unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Original trial/registration funding, measurement methods/dates and linkage tables for studies/families included in reviews
Materials to obtain first
Original trial/registration funding, measurement methods/dates and linkage tables for studies/families included in reviews
Further research
Limit discovery materials to maps for tracing original trials, and compare original funding, methods and results separately.
Remaining uncertainty
Existence of an excerpt does not mean that the original full text or funding has been verified or that a current comprehensive search has been completed.
Conditions for verification
Link the information levels of original registrations/trials and secondary (2nd) discovery materials.
Why this condition is needed
Because discovery maps and disclosure excerpts do not replace direct verification of original-trial results/funding.
Application exceptions
Do not adopt the mirror's internal departmental funding, fasting/GTN or dates as facts verified in the original sources, or transfer review funding/disclosures to F01.
Referenced methods
Distinction between studies and reports in M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2; cohort/outcome linkage is an application developed for this work; Data collection/selection principles in M04 §4.5–4.6; separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are self-designed; Chamgap's own independence and attribution criteria. The official methods sections used in this pilot do not validate all of these detailed items; M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2, M15 §15.3.1; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Information levels of mirrors and reviews. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S18 S20 S21

N36 · Can the registered ingredient, status and results of NCT06322212 be established?

Current findings
S19 NCT06322212 is a candidate recorded as showing only the original screen shell after discovery in a search. Recruitment status, actual formulation, numbers and eligible FMD/RI results are unverified. Registry access was not attempted in this work.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The candidate registry content has not been read, so the actual ingredient/results and current status cannot be established.
Reason for missing information
Original registry content, current status, formulation, endpoints and results/family relationships are unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Original NCT06322212 registry record, amendment history, ingredient/population, endpoints and actual results
Materials to obtain first
Original NCT06322212 registry record, amendment history, ingredient/population, endpoints and actual results
Further research
Propose a subsequent review that first acquires the permitted official registry record and compares eligibility for the question and reported results.
Remaining uncertainty
An unverified candidate does not establish ineligibility, study absence or current lack of posting.
Conditions for verification
Separate candidate identity from gaps in actual content and mark current access as not attempted.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid inventing recruitment/formulation/numbers from an empty app screen or silently excluding the candidate.
Application exceptions
Do not establish current status, lack of posting or trial eligibility for a candidate for which only an HTML shell was seen previously.
Referenced methods
Data collection/selection principles in M04 §4.5–4.6; separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are self-designed; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the current data conversion reflect the user-defined scope and own design; M08 Table 8.2.a, M04 §4.6.3; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Unverified registry candidate. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S19

N37 · Have a noncommercial sponsor and trial-specific funding, product supply and COI been distinguished?

Current findings
Trial-specific funding, product supply and conflicts of interest are unverified. The S03 B.4 funding field is blank; a noncommercial sponsor is not considered evidence of independent funding. The original I1 reflects handling as unverified and does not mean that actual mixed funding was verified.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
Sponsor identity or mirror/review excerpts cannot establish trial-specific funding or independence.
Reason for missing information
Original-trial funding, product supply, author COI and sponsor roles are unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Declarations of trial funding, product supply, author employment/disclosed COI and sponsor roles
Materials to obtain first
Declarations of trial funding, product supply, author employment/disclosed COI and sponsor roles
Further research
Disclose funding, product supply and analysis/publication roles in subsequent trials, and verify independent replication separately.
Remaining uncertainty
A funding gap is not a new judgment that commercial/mixed funding exists or that results are invalid.
Conditions for verification
Link what is verified about the sponsor to the unverified trial-specific funding and product/author relationships.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid converting unverified funding into confirmed independent/mixed funding or absence of bias.
Application exceptions
The blank S03 B.4 field and a noncommercial sponsor do not verify original-trial funding. Do not transfer declarations from the S18 mirror or the 2011 review.
Referenced methods
Chamgap's own independence and attribution criteria. The official methods sections used in this pilot do not validate all of these detailed items; Distinction between studies and reports in M04 §4.6.1–4.6.2; cohort/outcome linkage is an application developed for this work — Case-specific adaptation for Funding and independence. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S01 S02 S03 S18 S21

N38 · Has transfer of the S16 product/route cautions to actual trial risks been avoided?

Current findings
S16 is the SmPC for Flamingo thiamine hydrochloride 100 mg tablets, a different product/era from registered Tyvera. The manuscript separately reflects gastrointestinal/hypersensitivity cautions for the oral product, without converting the predominantly parenteral hypersensitivity context into oral event incidence in this trial.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The identity of the official cautions and their product/route scope are available, but linkage to the exact trial product and actual risk denominators remains outstanding.
Reason for missing information
Cautions for the exact Tyvera product/batch, trial GI/hypersensitivity occurrence and denominators/durations are unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Exact trial-product information, GI/hypersensitivity events by period, collection/denominators and route information
Materials to obtain first
Exact trial-product information, GI/hypersensitivity events by period, collection/denominators and route information
Further research
Systematically collect harms for the exact product/route and report official cautions separately from trial observations.
Remaining uncertainty
Official cautions are not causal risk estimates from the actual trial, oral incidence or a new safety grade.
Conditions for verification
Record the information level of official oral gastrointestinal/hypersensitivity cautions and the limits of applicability by product and route.
Why this condition is needed
Because official cautions for a different product and era differ from events/frequencies observed in the trial.
Application exceptions
Flamingo 100 mg product information does not describe the actual Tyvera batch. Do not convert the predominantly parenteral hypersensitivity context into oral incidence.
Referenced methods
M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; own application; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; detailed distinctions are self-designed; Chamgap's own interpretive boundaries. M19 principles are referenced; no formal causality tool is applied; M03 §3.2.2–3.2.3; reverse-direction labeling and test adaptations are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Official oral-product information. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S16

N39 · Has use of an unestablished UL and medication cautions as unlimited safety/efficacy been avoided?

Current findings
S17 provides general thiamine information in which absence of an established UL does not mean unlimited safety. Do not use wording about furosemide or fluorouracil as benefit from this trial or a dose recommendation. Exact concomitant treatments and long-term safety in the high-risk population are unverified.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The scope of general safety information is retained, but direct data on the exact regimen and concomitant treatments remain outstanding.
Reason for missing information
Interactions with specific concomitant treatments, rare/long-term risks and exposure denominators in the high-risk population are unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Updates to official source information, exact concomitant medications/exposure and safety data by baseline risk
Materials to obtain first
Updates to official source information, exact concomitant medications/exposure and safety data by baseline risk
Further research
Design a safety study that records exact concomitant treatments and exposure, and separately compare the applicability of general information.
Remaining uncertainty
Absence of a UL is not evidence of high-dose harmlessness, no interactions or authorization for personal dosing.
Conditions for verification
Separate the UL/medication context in general thiamine information from the unverified exact population and regimen.
Why this condition is needed
Because an unestablished upper limit and general medication context do not guarantee safety testing or benefit for the exact high-risk regimen.
Application exceptions
Descriptions concerning furosemide and fluorouracil are not trial efficacy findings or self-dosing instructions. Do not infer from general information that all interactions have been excluded.
Referenced methods
M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; own application; Design considerations in M19 §19.2.2–19.2.4; detailed recording of confounding is self-designed; Chamgap's own interpretive boundaries. M19 principles are referenced; no formal causality tool is applied — Case-specific adaptation for UL and medication context. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S17

N40 · Can event/person counts and discontinuation denominators be established for each crossover period?

Current findings
Trial adverse events, serious events, discontinuations and exposure/person denominators by period are unverified. Do not calculate harm incidence from the 34 completers or fill unverified events with 0.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The selected regimen's actual harms tables and denominators/collection by period cannot be established from the current inputs.
Reason for missing information
Event/person counts, exposure time, collection by period and reasons for discontinuation/losses are unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Exposure denominators, event/person counts such as GI/hypersensitivity events, discontinuations/serious events and collection/loss tables for each treatment period
Materials to obtain first
Exposure denominators, event/person counts such as GI/hypersensitivity events, discontinuations/serious events and collection/loss tables for each treatment period
Further research
Systematically collect prespecified harms while distinguishing exposure by crossover period, recurrent events/person counts and reasons for discontinuation.
Remaining uncertainty
Unverified harms do not establish absence of events or safety, and do not erase the RI observations themselves.
Conditions for verification
Link exposure by period, event/person counts, severity/reasons for discontinuation and collection/missingness.
Why this condition is needed
Because the number of trial completers differs from harm collection/event frequency.
Application exceptions
Do not convert efficacy grade D, the 34 completers or the existence of general product information into 0 events, 0 discontinuations or NNH.
Referenced methods
M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; own application; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; detailed distinctions are self-designed; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4, M04 §4.6.3; own application; M08 Table 8.2.a, M15 §15.3, M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; adaptations for each design are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Harms and discontinuations by period. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S01 S02 S07 S16 S17

N41 · Can 8-week RI be extended to long-term persistence, optimal doses or special populations?

Current findings
The current question concerns 8-week RI; long-term persistence, post-discontinuation effects, optimal dose, effect modification by baseline deficiency and long-term safety in special/high-risk populations are unverified. Do not use the study dose of 300 mg/day as a personal dosing instruction.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
Direct estimates/safety data for extensions beyond the selected short-term outcome have not been established.
Reason for missing information
Long-term/post-discontinuation outcomes, dose comparisons, prespecified subgroups and efficacy/safety in special populations are unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Post-discontinuation/long-term RI, direct dose comparisons, interactions with baseline status/special populations and long-term safety
Materials to obtain first
Post-discontinuation/long-term RI, direct dose comparisons, interactions with baseline status/special populations and long-term safety
Further research
Plan long-term, dose and subgroup questions as separate prespecified comparative/follow-up studies and distinguish them from the current result.
Remaining uncertainty
Gaps in extensions neither invalidate the current 8-week RI numbers nor guarantee identical efficacy across all extensions.
Conditions for verification
Indicate separately the defined original duration and gaps in direct estimates/safety for extensions.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid transferring the narrow short-term functional result to long-term efficacy/safety, special populations or dose optimization.
Application exceptions
Do not mechanically require every long-term/event/subgroup trial for the 8-week RI observation; extension questions require separate evidence.
Referenced methods
M03 §3.2.1–3.2.4; details on dose, persistence and effect modification are self-designed; M03 §3.2.4; own boundaries on extrapolation; M19 §19.1.2–19.2.4; own application — Case-specific adaptation for Long-term and subgroup extensions. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

Related sources S01 S02 S16 S17

N42 · Has use of the 42 web searches and 3 failed attempts as current comprehensive verification been avoided?

Current findings
The retained evidence cutoff is 2026-09-16. At that time there were 42 general web searches and 3 failed native searches, with no guarantee of exhaustiveness. This work converts retained content and involves no new clinical search, original-source/registry/API query or correction/retraction query.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
Historical searches/failures have been distinguished from the current review scope, and statements of absence have been bounded.
Reason for missing information
Current comprehensive database coverage, all unpublished materials and the latest correction/retraction/candidate statuses are unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Records of the historical search/access scope and verification of unpublished materials/candidates and correction/retraction/publication status
Materials to obtain first
Records of the historical search/access scope and verification of unpublished materials/candidates and correction/retraction/publication status
Further research
In an explicitly permitted subsequent update, record search sources, queries, inaccessible/negative materials and corrections/retractions by date.
Remaining uncertainty
The 1 direct family is a record within this retained scope, not a definitive count of unique trials worldwide.
Conditions for verification
Specify the evidence cutoff, actual review date, historical search/access limitations and scope of correction/retraction updates.
Why this condition is needed
Needed to avoid exaggerating the historical limited search and current conversion of retained content into a table as an up-to-date exhaustive search or guarantee of absence.
Application exceptions
The 42 are historical search records, not new searches or a study count. The 3 failed native searches are not API/network actions in this work either.
Referenced methods
M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the current data conversion reflect the user-defined scope and own design; Data collection/selection principles in M04 §4.5–4.6; separation of access from reading and the hyperlink contract are self-designed — Case-specific adaptation for Historical search and update scope. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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N43 · Have D/28, the original axes and self-review been distinguished from a new table verdict or clinical certification?

Current findings
The original verdict is D, score 28, with a safety Caution. Preserve the historical B/S/R1/I1/E0/CX/B2 mapping without turning a single pilot into a confirmatory trial. Original document grade A is a single assistant's self-review, not formal GRADE or external clinical certification. Distinguish the existing publication identity of 2026-09-16 from the currently unpublished local table.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
Retained archived summary material read; external abstracts, full texts, registrations/source materials were not accessed, acquired or read in this work, and access was not attempted
Why unverified
The original verdict, explanations of axes, self-review, canonical URL/publication history and boundaries of the current preparation have been linked.
Reason for missing information
No new original full-text verification, independent review, clinical reassessment or publication of the public table was performed.
Required materials and conditions
Current original verdict/axes, grading reasons, self-review/technical-publication history and canonical identity
Materials to obtain first
Current original verdict/axes, grading reasons, self-review/technical-publication history and canonical identity
Further research
If an update of evidence/rules is requested, preserve the complete before-and-after original versions and version/decision reasons as a separate event, and update only the table's linked criteria within that scope.
Remaining uncertainty
Meeting criteria or self-reviewing preparation does not raise/lower the original D/28 and Caution or create a new score.
Conditions for verification
Record the original D/28, Caution, historical handling/limitations of the axes, canonical URL and current local preparation scope.
Why this condition is needed
Because the original verdict/score, document quality and completion of the current table are different statuses.
Application exceptions
R1 does not mean a confirmatory trial was conducted; I1 does not mean mixed funding was verified, E0 does not mean an exactly null effect, and CX does not mean important benefit was excluded. Document grade A is not external certification either.
Referenced methods
Question-clarification principles in M03 §3.1, §3.2.1–3.2.4; detailed separation rules are self-designed; M04 §4.5, §4.6.3; limits on the current data conversion reflect the user-defined scope and own design; Chamgap's own independence and attribution criteria. The official methods sections used in this pilot do not validate all of these detailed items — Case-specific adaptation for Original verdict and preparation status. This is not formal implementation or certification of the methods.

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