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. 2014 Jun 9;13(2):125–134. doi: 10.1111/jocd.12085

Table 1.

Clinical investigation endpoints: secondary endpoints

Secondary endpoints
Tolerability
 Injection discomfort
  Subject experience 11-point scale from 0 = No Discomfort to 10 = Extreme Discomfort
  Physician experience 11-point scale from 0 = No Discomfort to 10 = Extreme Discomfort
 Bruising in lips
  Subject experience 5-point scale from None to Considerable
  Physician experience 5-point scale from None to Considerable
 Swelling in lips
  Subject experience 7-point scale from No Swelling to Swelling Not Resolved Yet (subjects without top-up treatment only)
  Physician experience 7-point scale from No Swelling to Swelling Not Resolved Yet
Injection characteristics
 Ease of use
  Physician experience 11-point scale from 0 = Very Easy to 10 = Extremely Difficult
 Malleability
  Physician experience 11-point scale from 0 = Extremely Malleable to 10 = Not Malleable
 Need for massage
  Physician experience 4-point scale from None or Minimal to A Lot
 Return to social engagement
  Subject experience 5-point scale from <1 day to >6 days
 Overall experience
  Physician experience 4 questions
  Subject experience 2 questions (additional 2 questions for subjects without top-up treatment only)
 Safety
  Subject experience Evaluated by subject-reported adverse events and serious adverse events, directly related to the device, which occurred during the study and/or the follow-up period

IQ1V: Injector Questionnaire – First Visit; IQEOS: Injector Questionnaire – End Of Study; IQFV: Injector Questionnaire – Follow-up Visit; SQ1V: Subject Questionnaire – First Visit; SQFV: Subject Questionnaire – Follow-up Visit.