Примери за използване на PRAC reviewed на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The PRAC reviewed the preliminary 3-year data.
In addition to the data from clinical trials, the PRAC reviewed data from spontaneous reports provided by the MAH.
The PRAC reviewed all the available data submitted with regards to the clinical safety of fusafunginecontaining products.
During the ongoing review of safety andefficacy data in relation to the overall risk of liver injury with Esmya, the PRAC reviewed all data currently available from post-marketing settings and from clinical trials as well as the responses provided by the marketing authorisation holder on cases of serious liver injury reported with Esmya.
The PRAC reviewed all available data on the risk of hypermagnesemia in term newborn infants and children up to two years;
The PRAC reviewed the totality of the data available for fenspiride-containing medicinal products in relation to the risk of QT prolongation.
The PRAC reviewed the safety and efficacy data relating to the risk of impaired driving and somnambulism following treatment with zolpidem.
The PRAC reviewed all the available data submitted with regard to overdose of the paracetamol containing MR products, including intentional and accidental overdose.
The PRAC reviewed the available data on cardiovascular reactions, including data provided by the marketing authorisation holder in the context of the PSUSA procedure.
The PRAC reviewed all data presented by the MAH on the safety and efficacy of Iclusig, as well as the views expressed by the oncology scientific advisory group.
In 2012 and 2013, PRAC reviewed the benefits and risks of HES solutions for infusion in the treatment and prophylaxis of hypovolaemia, within Article 311 and 107i2 referral procedures.
The PRAC reviewed the data submitted by the marketing authorisation holders in relation to the increased risk of pneumonia in patients with COPD in association with ICS-containing medicinal products;
The PRAC reviewed the totality of the available data, including studies and publications on acipimox, the MAH responses as well as relevant data on nicotinic acid, including the AIM-HIGH and HPS2-THRIVE studies;
The PRAC reviewed the data submitted by the marketing authorisation holders and other stakeholders from clinical and non-clinical studies, epidemiological studies, spontaneous reports and published literature.
The PRAC reviewed the totality of the available data, including clinical trials, meta-analysis and publications, the MAHs' responses as well as the report from the Scientific Advisory Group in Cardiovascular Issues;
The PRAC reviewed all data available from clinical trials, observational studies, meta-analyses, postmarketing data and further published data on the cardiovascular risks associated with testosterone therapy.
The PRAC reviewed all data presented by the MAH on the risk of PML in association with Tysabri, as well as other data made available during the procedure and the views expressed by the neurology scientific advisory group.
The PRAC reviewed all data presented by the MAH on the safety and efficacy of ivabradine, including the results of the SIGNIFY study, as well as the views expressed by the cardiovascular scientific advisory group.
The PRAC reviewed the totality of the data submitted in support of the safety and efficacy of ambroxol- and bromhexine-containing products, including submissions from the marketing authorisation holders and expert input.
PRAC reviewed all data currently available from post-marketing settings and from clinical trials as well as the responses provided by the marketing authorisation holder on cases of serious liver injury reported with Esmya.
The PRAC reviewed all available data provided by the MAHs on the safety and efficacy of zolpidemcontaining medicines with regards the risk of impaired driving ability and somnambulism following treatment with zolpidem;
The PRAC reviewed the totality of the data submitted by the marketing authorisation holders in relation to the risk of lower limb amputation in patients treated with Sodium-glucose co-transporter 2(SGLT2) inhibitors for type 2 diabetes mellitus;
The PRAC reviewed the preliminary data analyses of Study ERA 223 that suggested an increased risk of fracture and mortality when radium Ra223 dichloride treatment, compared to placebo, is initiated concurrently with abiraterone acetate and prednisone/prednisolone treatment.
The PRAC reviewed the safety results from all clinical studies conducted as part of the initial development plan and noted that no cardiovascular, neurological or psychiatric adverse events in association with post-partum administration of bromocriptine were observed.
The PRAC reviewed all available data from clinical studies, published literature, and post-marketing experience on the safety of the diacerein containing products, in particular in relation to the risk of hepatotoxicity, gastro-intestinal disorders and cutaneous disorders.
The PRAC reviewed all available data from clinical studies, published literature, post-marketing experience on the safety and efficacy of Numeta G16%E in particular with regards to the risk of hypermagnesemia, as well as the stakeholder's submission and the PDCO advice;
The PRAC reviewed the preliminary data provided by the marketing authorisation holder on the interim results of studies GS-US-312-0123, GS-US-313-0124, GS-US-313-0125 that suggested an increased risk of death and serious infection with idelalisib.
The PRAC reviewed all available data from clinical and non-clinical studies, epidemiological studies, spontaneous reports and published literature on the safety and efficacy of flupirtine containing medicinal products, as well as stakeholders' submissions in particular with regards to the risk of hepatotoxicity.
The PRAC reviewed all available data from clinical studies, pharmacoepidemiological studies, published literature, post-marketing experience on the safety of cyproterone acetate/ethinylestradiol(2mg/0.035mg) containing medicinal products, as well as stakeholders' submissions in particular with regards to the thromboembolic events.
The PRAC reviewed the totality of the data submitted in support of the safety and efficacy of fusafungine-containing products for oromucosal and nasal use including submissions from the marketing authorisation holders and views expressed by experts such as the CHMP Scientific Advisory Group(SAG) in Anti-Infectives and the Paediatric Committee(PDCO).