Monday, May 04, 2020 5:31:23 PM
I would think that if the trial is for hundreds of patients, they could all be recruited in a matter of days if they open sufficient sites. I would guess that only one Dr. in each hospital would administer the drug, but that shouldn't take that long, the hospital staff should be able to handle the patient once the drug's been injected. I'm no expert, but I believe one Dr. could dose several patients in a single day, does anyone disagree with what I'm saying.
Gary
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