Eligibility
Study Procedures
IP / Pharmacy
Imaging
Labs
100

What type of prior treatment must patients have completed to be eligible for this study?

Concurrent chemoradiation therapy (CCRT).

100

When must study treatment begin after randomization?

No later than 3 calendar days.

100

Are pumitamig vials intended for single-use or multi-use?

Single-use vials.

100

What imaging criteria are used by the investigator and Blinded Independent Central Review (BICR) to determine disease progression and response?

RECIST v1.1?

100

If a urine dipstick shows proteinuria of ≥2+, what confirmatory assessment should be performed?

24-hour quantitative urine protein analysis (with ratio-based UPCR as the acceptable alternative).

200

What ECOG Performance Status score is required to be eligible for this study?

0 or 1.

200

How many minutes should the participant quietly rest before blood pressure measurement?

At least 5 minutes.

200

What dose of pumitamig a participant weighing ≥50 kg will receive?

1,500 mg.

200

What type of imaging is required at screening?

-CT/MRI chest and abdomen 

-FDG-PET-CT (whole body) .

200

What form must be used when shipping samples to Discovery Life Sciences (DLS)?

A paper requisition form.

300

If PD L1 testing is performed locally, where must that information be captured for this study?

1) EDC: In Microscopic Findings – Local PD L1  

2) IRT:  expression must also be captured in IRT for randomization/stratification.

300

For how many days following treatment discontinuation or the last visit should (S)AEs be reported?

90 days.

300

What is the primary vial strength used for pumitamig in this study, and what is used as backup?

500 mg vials (50 mg/mL) are primary.

Note: 200 mg vials (20 mg/mL) are used as backup.

300

Does central imaging review need to be completed before a subject can be randomized?

No—randomization is based on PI assessment; central review is not required.

300

What is a key requirement when preparing pathology reports or documentation before sending samples for central testing?

All documents must be de-identified before submission.

400

When can sites begin identifying potential patients for this study?

During concurrent chemoradiation (CCRT)—patients can be preidentified before completing treatment.

400

What is the required timeline to complete non-critical screening data in RAVE once status is known?

Within 5 days.

400

What specific condition must be met before a weight-based dose adjustment is implemented?

The weight change must be ≥10% from baseline and confirmed at two consecutive visits.

400

How many days after the initial response should Partial Response (PR) and Complete Response (CR) be confirmed?

28 days.

400

What is the timeframe under which screening labs can be carried forward to the first treatment visit (C1D1) without repeating?

Within 72 hours prior to randomization.

500

What level of creatinine clearance level excludes you from the study? (Cockcroft-Gault formula)

Less then 40 mL/min.

500

If unstained slides are submitted, what two requirements must they meet to be acceptable for submission?

(1) Slides must have been cut within 6 months from the FFPE tumor tissue block.

(2) Each slide must be 4–5 µm in section thickness

500

Once the pumitamig infusion is prepared, what are the two permissible storage options and their maximum time limits

(1) room temperature for < 4 hours; and 

(2) 2–8 °C for < 24 hours

500

A scan shows possible disease progression, but the site submits it as routine imaging instead of selecting “PD suspected.” What is the impact?

Delayed progression confirmation as it will not be prioritized for expedited central review.

500

A site delays shipping a ctDNA sample overnight and stores it refrigerated until shipment. What protocol deviation(s) have occurred?

The sample was incorrectly handled.  

1) ctDNA samples must be kept at ambient temperature (not refrigerated), and

2) they should be shipped the same day they are collected.

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