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  • Human-provided

    Entered or confirmed by an authorized person.

  • Google

    Imported Google information.

  • Trial-derived

    Calculated or extracted directly from associated trial records.

  • AI-inferred

    A capability inferred from trial history.

  • AI-extracted

    An explicit statement extracted from an official source.

  • Public registry

    Information from a public registry.

  • Site record

    Information held in the site record.

Source: Site record. CBCC Global Research/ REV clinical

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Basic Information

Site Overview

Source: Human-provided.

From a clinical research perspective, REV Clinical is a global Contract Research Organization (CRO) that supports the planning, management, and execution of Phase I–IV clinical trials for pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device sponsors. The company provides comprehensive clinical development services, including protocol development, project management, clinical operations, site monitoring, regulatory affairs, medical writing, biometrics (data management and biostatistics), pharmacovigilance, and quality assurance. With a global operational footprint and experience across therapeutic areas such as oncology, neurology, ophthalmology, infectious diseases, and rare diseases, REV Clinical helps sponsors conduct efficient, regulatory-compliant, and high-quality clinical studies, from study startup through database lock and final reporting.

Source: Trial-derived.
2Total Trials
Source: Trial-derived.
0Recruiting Trials
Source: Trial-derived.
1Active Trials
Source: Trial-derived.
1Completed Trials
Source: Trial-derived.
2Unique Conditions
Source: Trial-derived.
3Unique Sponsors

Affiliations

Conditions

Source: Trial-derived. Non Small Cell Lung Cancer (1)Source: Trial-derived. Vitrectomy (1)

Sponsors

Source: Trial-derived. CBCC Global Research (1)Source: Trial-derived. Eli Lilly and Company (1)Source: Trial-derived. VISTA Ophthalmics (1)

Laboratory & Biospecimens

Laboratory and biospecimen capabilities inferred from trial participation

Source: AI-inferred. Timed pharmacokinetic sampling and processing