There is a patient who matches all the eligibility criteria except he/she has no arterial line. Can we consent him/her for the study anyway, and then put an arterial line in after randomising?

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There is a patient who matches all the eligibility criteria except he/she has no arterial line. Can we consent him/her for the study anyway, and then put an arterial line in after randomising?

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There is a patient who matches all the eligibility criteria except he/she has no arterial line. Can we consent him/her for the study anyway, and then put an arterial line in after randomising?
What happens if a patient discontinues the study or withdraws consent?
What are the eligibility criteria to study in India?

score 0 · Answer 1 · 2010-05-09T13:30:09+00:00

The patient needs an arterial line in situ before being randomised into the CHiP Trial. They would not be eligible to enter if the doctors were unable to site one.

There is a patient who matches all the eligibility criteria except he/she has no arterial line. Can we consent him/her for the study anyway, and then put an arterial line in after randomising?

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