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subjects) [-4.9, +5.6] (p>0.9999). Based on the 92.7% radiographic
success rate for cethromycin being greater than 90%, a delta value of
10% or less on the lower bound and greater than zero on the upper
bound [-4.9, +5.6] establishes non-inferiority. Under this analysis,
the study met the radiographic success rate endpoint in the PPc
population. Since p>0.05, there is not a statistically significant
difference between cethromycin and Biaxin, which supports
non-inferiority.
-- Modified intent-to-treat radiographic success rate -- cethromycin
82.4% (215 subjects/261 subjects) compared to Biaxin 81.5%
(207 subjects/254 subjects) [-6.0, +7.7] (p=0.8195). Based on the
82.4% radiographic success rate for cethromycin being between 80% and
90%, a delta value of 15% or less on the lower bound and greater than
zero on the upper bound [-6.0, +7.7] establishes non-inferiority.
Under this analysis, the study met the radiographic success rate
endpoint in the mITT population. Since p>0.05, there is not a
statistically significant difference between cethromycin and Biaxin,
which supports non-inferiority.
-- Bacteriological cure rate -- cethromycin 95.9% (70 subjects/73
subjects) compared to Biaxin 97.1% (67 subjects/69 subjects). The
bacteriologically evaluable population for each arm of the trial was
not powered to demonstrate statistical non-inferiority at a 95%
confidence interval.
-- Percent of bacteriologically evaluable patients -- approximately 33%
of subjects in the per protocol population were bacteriologically
evaluable. The Company believes that this percentage of
bacteriologically evaluable patients is consistent with rates observed
in precedent successful antibiotic drug approvals and that it will ad
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