What are Case Report Tabulations (CRTs)?

Case Report Tabulations (CRTs) refer to listings of clinical trial data organized by domain. They are essential in clinical research as they provide a structured and standardized format for presenting data collected from clinical trials. CRTs serve as a crucial component for regulatory submissions, ensuring that data is easily analyzable and interpretable.

In the context of clinical trials, each domain within the CRT corresponds to various aspects of the trial, such as demographics, adverse events, laboratory results, and other relevant clinical information. This organization allows for efficient review and analysis of data, facilitating the evaluation of the trial's outcomes.

The other options describe different aspects of clinical trial documentation but do not correctly identify CRTs. Patient profiles provide comprehensive information about individual patients rather than standardized data listings. Individual pages of case report forms capture raw data submitted for each clinical trial participant, which can be aggregated into CRTs, but are not themselves CRTs. Summaries of patient consent forms relate to ethical documentation, not the structured data tabulations necessary for analysis in clinical trials.