NCT00358566

"Primovax" - A Phase III Trial Comparing GV1001 and Gemcitabine in Sequential Combination to Gemcitabine Monotherapy in Advanced Un-Resectable Pancreatic Cancer.

Extracted Fields (from Registry)
Protocol IDNCT00358566
Registration Date2006-08-01
StatusTerminated
SponsorPharmexa A/S
CountryAustralia, Belgium, Denmark, France, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Spain, Sweden, United States
Industryindustry
Blindingunblinded
Center Typemulticenter RCT
Scopemultinational RCT
First Patient In2006-06-01
Last Patient Out2008-08-01
Publicationn
Gender %ALL
Mean Age18 Years - 75 Years
LLM Classifications (Side-by-Side)
Field GLM
glm-5.1
7066ms / 8918 tok
CLAUDE
claude-sonnet-4-20250514
4991ms / 10241 tok
OPENAI
gpt-4o
2246ms / 8765 tok
Review
rct_type parallel RCT parallel RCT parallel RCT OK
cancer_status Cancer Cancer Cancer OK
non_cancer_spec N/A N/A N/A OK
setting_patient outpatient outpatient outpatient OK
setting_place other other → other
shaky reasoning
✓ Unanimous Initial: other Requery: other — The trial involves outpatient chemotherapy and immunotherapy administration for advanced pancreatic cancer, which is typically delivered in outpatient clinic settings rather than requiring hospital admission.
other other → other
shaky reasoning
✓ Unanimous Initial: other Requery: other — This is a multinational, multicentre trial with 86 sites delivering chemotherapy and biological treatments to advanced pancreatic cancer patients, which would typically be administered in outpatient oncology clinics rather than requiring inpatient hospitalization.
other hospital → other
shaky reasoning
✓ Unanimous Initial: hospital Requery: other — The intervention involves outpatient administration of chemotherapy drugs in a multicenter setting without specifying hospital admission.
OK
feasibility fully powered RCT fully powered RCT fully powered RCT OK
intervention_pharmacologic yes yes yes OK
intervention_chemo_immuno_radio yes yes yes OK
intervention_complementary no no no OK
intervention_device no no no OK
intervention_psychological no no no OK
intervention_complex no no → no
shaky reasoning
✓ Unanimous Initial: no Requery: no — The intervention involves only a sequential pharmacologic/biologic treatment regimen using drugs (GV1001, GM-CSF, and gemcitabine), which constitutes a single-modality intervention.
no yes → no
shaky reasoning
✓ Unanimous Initial: yes Requery: no — This is a sequential combination of two pharmacologic agents (GV1001 peptide vaccine plus GM-CSF followed by gemcitabine), which represents a single treatment modality rather than multiple interacting components from different categories.
no no → no
shaky reasoning
✓ Unanimous Initial: no Requery: no — The trial primarily combines a biological treatment (GV1001) with a drug (Gemcitabine) in sequence, which does not constitute a complex intervention as it remains within a pharmacological approach.
OK
intervention_acp no no no OK
intervention_music no no no OK
intervention_screening no no no OK
intervention_palliative no no no OK
intervention_education no no no OK
intervention_digital no no no OK
intervention_other no no no OK
outcome_symptom no no no OK
outcome_qol no no no OK
outcome_dignity no no no OK
outcome_cost no no no OK
outcome_other yes yes yes OK
pharmacologic_sub immunotherapy immunotherapy → immunotherapy
shaky reasoning
✓ Unanimous Initial: immunotherapy Requery: immunotherapy — GV1001 is an investigational therapeutic cancer vaccine (a peptide vaccine targeting telomerase), which represents a biological immunotherapy approach used here for the treatment of advanced pancreatic cancer.
immunotherapy immunotherapy → immunotherapy
shaky reasoning
✓ Unanimous Initial: immunotherapy Requery: immunotherapy — GV1001 is a telomerase-based cancer vaccine (biological immunotherapy) used in combination with gemcitabine chemotherapy for cancer treatment.
immunotherapy chemotherapy → immunotherapy
shaky reasoning
✓ Unanimous Initial: chemotherapy Requery: immunotherapy — GV1001 is a peptide vaccine used in combination with GM-CSF, indicating an immunotherapy approach for cancer treatment.
OK
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