125742 45 S211 M5 c4591001 A 1mth adrg

Pfizer Documents (PHMPT/FDA)

Pfizer Bla Submission

Pfizer 12 15 Documents

67

Document text

Analysis Data Reviewer ’s 
Guide  
 
sBLA  (12-15 Years of Age ) 
 
BioNTech SE and PFIZER INC.  
Study C4591001
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491861
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
2   
ANALYSIS DATA REVIEWER’S GUIDE 
REVISION HISTORY 
 
Version  Summary  of Major  Change(s)  and Impact  Version  Date  
1.0 First approved  version  of Analysis  Data Reviewer  Guide  14-Dec-2021  
 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491862
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
3   
1. Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 5  
1.1 Purpose  ..................................................................................................................... 5  
1.2 Acronyms  ................................................................................................................. 6  
1.3 Study Data  Standards and Dictionary  Inventory  ...................................................... 7  
1.4 Source Data  Used  for Analysis Dataset  Creation  ..................................................... 7  
2. Protocol  Description  .................................................................................................................... 7  
2.1 Protocol Number  and Title  ....................................................................................... 7  
2.2 Protocol Design  in Relation  to ADaM  Concepts  ...................................................... 9  
3. Analysis Considerations Related to Multiple Analysis Datasets ............................................... 11  
3.1 Study Populations and Core Variables ................................................................... 11  
3.2 Treatment  Variable  ................................................................................................. 16  
3.3 Subject Issues that Require Special  Analysis Rules  ............................................... 18  
3.4 Use of Visit Windowing, Unscheduled Visits,  and Record  Selection  .................... 20  
3.5 Imputation/Derivation  Methods  ............................................................................. 20  
4. Analysis Data Creation  and Processing  Issues  .......................................................................... 20  
4.1 Split Datasets  .......................................................................................................... 20  
4.2 Data  Dependencies  ................................................................................................. 20  
4.3 Intermediate  Datasets  ............................................................................................. 20  
5. Analysis Dataset  Descriptions  ................................................................................................... 20  
5.1 Overview  ................................................................................................................ 20  
5.2 Analysis Datasets ................................................................................................... 21  
5.2.1  ADSL  – Subject -Level  Analysis Dataset  ............................................................... 22  
5.2.2  ADCEVD – Diary  and CRF  Event Analysis Dataset  ............................................ 23  
5.2.3  ADAE  – Adverse Events Analysis Dataset ............................................................ 23  
5.2.4  ADCM – Concomitant Medications Analysis Dataset  ........................................... 23  
5.2.5  ADDS  – Disposition  Analysis  Dataset  .................................................................. 24  
5.2.6  ADDV – Protocol Deviation Analysis Dataset  ...................................................... 24  
5.2.7  ADFACEVD – Diary and Non -event  Analysis  Dataset  ......................................... 24  
5.2.8  ADMH – Medical  History Analysis Dataset  ......................................................... 26  
5.2.9  ADSYMPT – Covid-19 Signs and Symptoms  ....................................................... 26  
5.2.10  ADC19EF – Covid-19 Efficacy  Analysis  .............................................................. 29  
5.2.11  ADVA – Immunogenicity Analysis Dataset  .......................................................... 31  
6. Data Conformance  Summary  .................................................................................................... 32  
6.1 Conformance Inputs  ............................................................................................... 32  
6.2 Issues Summary (Pinnacle 21 Enterprise Validation Report)  ................................ 33  
7. Submission of Programs  ............................................................................................................ 36  
7.1 ADaM  Programs  .................................................................................................... 36  
7.2 Analysis Output Programs  ...................................................................................... 36  
8. Appendix  ................................................................................................................................... 39  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491863
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
4  Appendix I: Annotated Mocks for Key Tables  ..................................................................... 39  
Appendix II: Analysis plan AE windowing logic  ................................................................ 51  
Appendix III: Handling of Incomplete Dates ....................................................................... 54  
Adverse events  ............................................................................................................ 54  
Concomitant medications/medical histories  ............................................................... 56  
Appendix IV: ADFACEVD Analysis Parameters  ................................................................ 56  
Appendix V: External files used during ADaM dataset creation  ......................................... 57  
Appendix VI: Surveillance Times  ........................................................................................ 60  
Appendix VII: Efficacy  Flow Charts .................................................................................... 61  
Appendix VIII: Detailed subsetting for Analysis:  ................................................................ 65  
1. Key Analysis Population Subsetting:  ..................................................................... 65  
2. Adverse Event Analysis Reporting Period Subsetting:  .......................................... 66  
 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491864
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
5   
1. Introduction 
1.1 Purpose  
This document  provides  context  for the analysis datasets and terminology  that benefit  from  
additional  explanation beyond the Data Definition document  (define.xml)  for an individual 
study. In addition, this document  provides  a summary of ADaM  conformance findings. T his 
ADRG covers :  
• Efficacy analyses for age group 12- 15 years in blinded placebo- controlled follow -up 
• Immunogenicity analysis for age groups  12-15 years  vs 16- 25 years from Dose 1 to 1 month 
after Dose 2  
• Safety analysis for age groups 12- 15 years vs 16- 25 years   
o From Dose 1 to 1 month after Dose 2 for both age groups  
o From Dose 1 to cutoff date for 12 -15 years age group 
 
• Additional reference safety data analysis for 16- 55 years age group 
o From Dose 1 to 1 month  after Dose 2  
o From Dose 1 to unblinding date. 
  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491865
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
6  1.2 Acronyms  
 
Acronym  Translation  
ADaM  Analysis Dataset Model  
ADRG  Analysis Data Reviewer’s Guide  
AE Adverse  Event  
COVID -19 Coronavirus  Disease 2019  
eCRF  Electronic Case Report Form  
eDT Electronic Data Transfer  (e.g. central lab data,  ECG vendor data, PK  
data, etc.)  
ICD Informed Consent Document  
IG Implementation Guide  
IWR  Interactive Web -based Response  
LAR  Legally Acceptable Representative  
LLOQ  Lower  Limit  of Quantification  
MedDRA  Medical Dictionary  for Regulatory Activities  
modRNA  nucleoside -modified messenger ribonucleic acid  
NA Not Applicable  
NAAT  nucleic acid amplification test  
SAP Statistical Analysis Plan  
SDTM  Study Data Tabulation Model  
SoA Schedule of Activities  
TAUG  Therapeutic Area User Guide  
WHO  World Health Organization  
VE Vaccine Efficacy  
WHO  DDG  WHO Drug Dictionary Global  
WOCBP  Women of  childbearing  potential  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491866
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
7   
1.3 Study  Data  Standards  and Dictionary  Inventory  
 
Standard  or Dictionary  Versions  Used  
SDTM  •SDTM  v1.4 
•SDTM -IG v3.2 
SDTM  Controlled  Terminology  CDISC  SDTM  Controlled  Terminology,  2020 -03-27 
ADaM  •ADaM  v2.1 
•ADaM -IG v1.1 
ADaM  Controlled  Terminology  CDISC  ADaM  Controlled Terminology,  2020 -03-27 
Data Definitions  Define -XML  v2.0 
Medications  Dictionary  WHODD GLOBALB3Mar2021  
Medical  Events  Dictionary  MedDRA  v23.1  
Pinnacle  21 Pinnacle  21 Enterprise 4.1.4  
 
1.4 Source  Data  Used  for Analysis Dataset Creation  
For analysis, a  data cutof f of 13Mar2021 was applied  on SDTM  data.  Furthermore, any 
data related to the booster portion of the P hase 1 subjects were  also programmatically 
excluded from SDTM data.   
 
The ADaM  datasets for this study were  derived from the  SDTM  datasets.   
External  files  used during ADaM  dataset  creation  are listed in Appendix V . 
 
2. Protocol  Description 
2.1 Protocol  Number  and Title  
Protocol  Number:  C4591001 
 
Protocol  Short Title: A Phase 1/2/3 Study to Evaluate the Safety,  Tolerability,  
Immunogenicity, and Efficacy  of RNA Vaccine Candidates  Against  COVID- 19 in 
Healthy  Individuals.  
 
Note : Protocol  Amendment ’s 13, 14 and beyond mentioned elsewhere in the submission 
documentation are out of scope for this sBLA  and have not been included in this 
ADRG . 
 Protocol  Versions:  
 
Amendment 12: 2020-01-08 
• Because of a formatting error in protocol amendment 11, exclusion criterion 4 was inadvertently added to exclusion criterion 3 and the subsequent criteria renumbered. This amendment corrects that error.  
 
Amendment 11: 2020-01-04  
• Added assessment of VE against asymptomatic infection vis N -binding antibody 
seroconversion and a potential intensive surveillance period for nasal swabbing, for assessment via NAAT : 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491867
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
8  o Corresponding SoA and procedures added 
 
Amendment 10: 2020-12-01  
• Added the possibility of administering BNT162b2 to participants who originally 
received placebo, following any local or national recommendations. 
• Added the possibility of administering BNT162b2 to participants who originally received placebo, following completion of the active safety surveillance period. 
 
Amendment 9: 2020-10-29  
• To better align with the natural history of SARS -CoV-2 infection, adde d Phase 2/3 
secondary efficacy objectives, estimands, and endpoints to include COVID- 19 cases 
that occur from 14 days after the second dose; also modified the existing secondary efficacy objectives, estimands, and endpoints to include COVID- 19 cases that occur 
from 14 days, as well as 7 days, after the second dose;  
o Made corresponding changes to the study design, study assessments and procedures, and statistical analysis sections.  
• Clarified that interim analyses will be conducted after accrual of at least 62 , 92, and 
120 cases.  
• Included any participants 16 through 17 years of age enrolled under this amendment in the reactogenicity subset. 
• Clarified that serology data after a postbaseline positive SARS -CoV- 2 test result will 
not be included in the analysis based on the evaluable immunogenicity populations. 
 Amendment 8: 2020-10-15  
• Clarified that for participants who are not in the reactogenicity subset, local reactions 
and systemic events following vaccination should be detected and reported as AEs. 
• Clarified that premenarchal females are not WOCBP.  
 
Amendment 7: 2020-10-06  
• Reduced the lower age range to include adolescents 12 to 15 years of age and added corresponding objectives.  
• Added that 2 periods of potential COVID-19 symptoms within 4 days will be 
consi dered as a single illness.  
 
Amendment 6: 2020-09-08  
• Removed exclusion criterion 2 (i.e., known infection with HIV, HCV, or HBV) for Phase 3 and added criteria for HIV- positive participants.  
• Decreased the lower age limit and removed the upper age limit for inclusion in Phase 2/3 in order to evaluate BNT162b2 30 μg in older adolescents and those over 85 years of age; updated the title and other references to adults to align with this change.  
• Clarified that inclusion criterion 4 (i.e., participants at higher risk for acquiring COVID-19) is applicable for Phase 2/3 only, and provided some examples 
 
Amendment 5: 2020-07-24  
• Clarified that a single vaccine candidate, administered as 2 doses 21 days apart, will be 
studied in Phase 2/3.  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491868
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
9  • Stated that the vaccine candidate selected for Phase 2/3 evaluation is BNT162b2 at a 
dose of 30 μg.  
• Renamed Stage 1 to Phase 1, removed Stage 2, and renamed Stage 3 to Phase 2/3. 
• Clarified which stopping rules apply to which phase of the study. 
• Moved the immunogenicity objectives in Phase 2/3 to become exploratory. 
• Modified exclusion criterion 5, so that participants with a previous clinical or 
microbiological diagnosis of COVID -19 are excluded from all phases of the study. 
 Amendment 4: 2020-06-30  
• BNT162b3 c andidate has been added to the protocol.  
• Further nonclinical data are available to support the study of the BNT162b3 candidate in humans, and the candidate has been added to the protocol. 
• The 6 -month safety follow -up telephone contact has been changed to an in-person visit 
for Stage 3 participants, to allow collection of an immunogenicity blood sample. 
 Amendment 3: 2020-06-10  
• 20-μg dose level is formally included for BNT162b1 and BNT162b2.  
• In order to increase flexibility enrolling participants, an extended screening window (increased from 14 to 28 days) for sentinel participants in Stage 1 has been added. This is considered acceptable since eligible participants are expected to be either healthy or have stable medical conditions.  
 Amendment 2: 2020-05-27  
• Added a 50- μg dose level for vaccine candidates based on the modRNA platform (ie, 
BNT162b1, BNT162b2, and BNT162b3).  
 Amendment 1: 2020-05-13  
• Decreased the dose levels for BNT162a1 and BNT162c2  
• Modified exclusion criteria and prohibited inhaled/nebulized corticosteroids for 
sentinel participants in Stage 1.  
 
Original Protocol 2020- 04-15 
 
2.2 Protocol  Design  in Relation  to ADaM  Concepts  
The study consists of 2 parts.  Phase 1: to identify preferred  vaccine candidate(s)  and dose 
level(s); Phase 2/3: an  expanded cohort  and efficacy  part.  These parts,  and the progression 
between  them,  are detailed in the schema.  
  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491869
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
10   
 
 
Phase 1  For each vaccine candidate  (4:1 randomization active:placebo)  
   
Age: 18 -55 y  Age: 65 -85 y 
Low-dose-level 2 -dose group (n=15)    
IRC (safety)   IRC (safety  Low-dose-level 2 -dose group (n=15)  
after Dose 1)  
Mid-dose-level 2 -dose group (n=15)     
IRC (safety)   IRC (safety  Mid-dose-level 2 -dose group (n=15)  
after Dose 1)  
High -dose-level 2 -dose group (n=15)     
  IRC (safety  High -dose-level 2 -dose group (n=15)  
after Dose 1)  
  
IRC choice of group(s) for Phase 2/3  
(safety & immunogenicity after Doses 1 and 2)   
     
Phase 2/3  Single vaccine candidate  (1:1 randomization  active:placebo)  
Safety and immunogenicity analysis of 
Phase 2 data (first 360 participants) 
by unblinded team (these participants 
will also be included in Phase 3 
analyses)  Age: ≥12  
(Stratified 12 -15, 16 -55, or >55)   
 
BNT162b2 30 µg or placebo 2 doses  
(n~21,999 per group, total n~43.998)  
Abbreviation: IRC = internal review committee.  
 
Note: Participants ≥16 years of age who originally received placebo will be offered the opportunity to 
receive BNT162b2 at defined points as part of the study.  
 
 The study will evaluate the safety, tolerability, and immunogenicity of 3 different SARS -CoV-2 
RNA vaccine candidates against COV ID-19 and the efficacy of 1 candidate: 
o As a 2 -dose (separated by 21 days) schedule; 
o At various dose levels in Phase 1;  
o In 3 age groups (Phase 1: 18 to 55 years of age, 65 to 85 years of age; Phase 2/3: ≥12  
years of age [stratified as 12 -15, 16-55, or >55 years of age]).  
 
The vaccine candidate selected  for Phase 2/3 evaluation is BNT162b2 at  a dose  of 30 µg. 
 
Phase 2/3 is event -driven. Under the assumption of a true VE  rate of ≥60%, after the second dose 
of investigational product, a target of 164 primary- endpoint cases of confirmed COVID -19 due to 
SARS -CoV- 2 occurring at least 7 days following the second dose of the primary series of the 
candidate vaccine will be suffi cient to provide 90% power to conclude true VE >30% with high 
probability. The total number of participants enrolled in Phase 2/3 may vary depending on the 
incidence of COVID -19 at the time of the enrollment, the true underlying VE, and a potential 
early stop for efficacy or futility.  
 
 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491870
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
11   
3. Analysis Considerations  Related  to Multiple  Analysis Datasets  
 
3.1 Study Populations and Core  Variables  
A description of the key analysis subject populations used in this study along with the 
subsetting criteria required to identify those subjects in each population from the ADaM 
datasets and the expected N associated with each analysis is described in detail in Appendix 
VIII Section 1 .  
Core  variables are those that are represented  across all/most analysis  datasets.  
Variable Type  Variable Name  Variable Description  
Study/Site/ Subject  
ID variables  STUDYID  Study identifier  used for this protocol  
USUBJID  Unique  subject  identifier  
SUBJID  Subject  identifier  for the study  
SITEID  Study site  identifier  
Demographics  AGE  Age at ICD 
AGETR01  Age at Dose 1  
AGEGR1  Pooled  age group  1 (based on Age at Dose 1)  
Including following age categories:  
12-15 Years; 16- 55 Years; >55 Years for Phase 2 /3 
subjects.  
18-55 Years; 65 -85 Years for Phase 1 subjects.  
AGEGR1N  Pooled  age group  1 (N): 
1= 12-15 Years; 2=  16-55 Years; 3=  18-55 Years ; 
4= 65-85 Years ; 5=  >55 Years  
AGEGR4  Pooled age group 4  (based on Age at Dose 1, For 
12 to 25 years of age for safety and  noninferiority 
assessment ) 
Including following age categories : 
12-15 Years; 16 -25 Years  
AGEGR4N  Pooled  age group  4 (N): 
1= 12-15 Years; 2=  16-25 Years  
SEX  Sex: F=Female;  M=Male  
ETHNIC  Ethnicity, Including HISPANIC OR LATINO; 
NOT HISPANIC OR LATINO; NOT REPORTED  
RACE  Race,  including WHITE;  BLACK  OR AFRICAN  
AMERICAN;  ASIAN;  MULTIPLE;  NATIVE  
HAWAIIAN OR OTHER  PACIFIC ISLANDER;  
OTHER;  NOT  REPORTED  
Baseline Status  COVBLST  Baseline SARS -CoV-2 status:  Positive or  Negative  
HIVFL  HIV positive  subjects  Flag 
Treatment Variables  ARM  Description of Planned Arm  
ARMCD  Planned Arm Code  
ACTARM  Description of Actual Arm  
ACTARMCD  Actual Arm Code  
TRTSDTM  Datetime of first exposure to treatment  
TRTEDTM  Datetime of last exposure to treatment  
TR01SDTM  Datetime of first exposure to treatment for blinded 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491871
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
12  Variable Type  Variable Name  Variable Description  
placebo -controlled period  
TR01EDTM  Datetime of last exposure to treatment for  blinded 
placebo -controlled period  
TR02SDTM  Datetime of first exposure to treatment for open 
label vaccination period  
TR02EDTM  Datetime of last exposure to treatment for open 
label vaccination period  
TRT01A Actual Treatment for blinded placebo -controlled 
period  
TRT01AN  Actual Treatment for blinded placebo -controlled 
period  (N) 
TRT01P Planned Treatment for blinded placebo -controlled 
period  
TRT01PN  Planned Treatment for blinded placebo -controlled 
period  (N) 
TRT02A  Actual Treatment for open label  vaccination  period  
TRT02AN  Actual Treatment for open label vaccination period 
(N) 
TRT02P  Planned Treatment for open label vaccination 
period  
TRT02PN  Planned Treatment for open label vaccination 
period (N)  
VAX101  Actual  vaccination  taken  at Dose 1  for blinded 
placebo -controlled period  
VAX102  Actual  vaccination  taken  at Dose 2  for blinded 
placebo -controlled period  
VAX10U  Actual  vaccination  taken  at unplanned dose for 
blinded placebo -controlled period  
VAX201  Actual  vaccination  taken  at Dose 1  for open label 
vaccination period  
VAX202  Actual  vaccination  taken  at Dose 2  for open label 
vaccination period  
VAX20U  Actual  vaccination  taken  at unplanned dose  for 
open label vaccination period  
VAX101DT  Date of Dose 1  for blinded placebo -controlled 
period  
VAX102DT  Date of Dose 2  for blinded placebo -controlled 
period  
VAX10UDT  Date of unplanned dose for blinded placebo -
controlled period  
VAX201DT  Date of Dose 1  for open label vaccination period  
VAX202DT  Date of Dose 2  for open label vaccination period  
VAX20UDT  Date of unplanned dose for open label vaccination 
period  
Study Phase PHASE  Study Phase  
"Phase 1" for subjects from Phase 1;  
"Phase 2_ds360/ds6000" for subjects from Phase 2; 
"Phase  3 ds6000" for  subjects  from  Phase  3 and 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491872
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
13  Variable Type  Variable Name  Variable Description  
included in  DS6000;  
"Phase 3" for other subjects from Phase  3 
 
DS360 indicates 360 Phase 2 subjects.  DS6000 indicates first 6000 subjects from Phase 3 
with 3000 subjects receiving actual treatment, and 3000 subjects receiving placebo. 
See more details in Appe ndix V  
PHASEN  Study phase (N).  
1= Phase 1; 2  = Phase 2_ds360/ds6000; 3= Phase 
3 ds6000; 4= Phase 3  
Date/Time variables
 UNBLNDDT  Treatment unblind ing date 
This is the start date of open -label follow 
up/vaccination period for subjects who were 
unblinded  
BDCSRDT  Censor date for blinded placebo -controlled follow 
up period. This date is the earliest date of the day 
before treatment unblinding date  UNBLNDDT  (if 
applicable), the day before first dose date of 
BNT162b2 at open label vaccination period (if 
applicable), end of study date (if applicable), 
complete of study date (if applicable) and the date of cutoff (13Mar2021).  
This date is used for AE incidence rate summary table (Exposure adj usted) for  blinded placebo -
controlled follow up period.  
X1CSRDT  Censor date for open  label follow up period. This 
date is the earliest date of end of study date (if applicable), complete of study date (if applicable) 
and the date of cutoff (13Mar2021).  
This date is used for AE incidence rate summary 
table for open label follow up period.  
Population Flags ** DS3KFL  Flag of phase2/3 subjects with at least 6 months 
of follow- up time after Dose 2  (28*6=168 days 
after Dose 2  by the date of cutoff) for subjects 
originally received BNT162b2.  
This flag is used to subset the subjects for AE 
summary tables with reporting period from Dose 1 to 6- month after Dose 2  regardless of 
unblinding or not. There are 12006 subjects in total from safety population  who had at least 6 
months follow -up after Dos e 2, excluding the 
subjects with multiple sites. 
MULENRFL  Subjects enrolled in  multiple site s are 
excluded from all  analysis.  
Note: Subjects flagged as YES-POP4 in variable SUPPDV. QNAM  = ”CAPE ” are the 
subjects with multiple sites and were excluded 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491873
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
14  Variable Type  Variable Name  Variable Description  
from all of summary analysis.  
REACTOFL  Population flag for subjects in reactogenicity 
subse t 
PEDIMMFL Population  flag for 12-15/16-25 years of age 
subjects in immunogenicity  subset (280 subjects 
from active group and 50 subjects from placebo 
group for each  age group) . These 660  subjects 
were randomly selected for immunobridging 
assessment . 
PEDREAFL  Population flag for 12 -15/16-25 years of age 
reactogenicity subset  
EV1MD2FL  Population flag for subject s without evidence  of 
infection up to 1 Month After Dose 2  
ENRLFL  Enrolled population flag defined as:  
All participants who have a signed ICD.  
RANDFL  Randomized  population flag  defined as : 
All participants who are assigned a randomization 
number in the IWR  system.  
RAND1FL  Randomized population by excluding the subjects  
enrolled at multiple site s 
SAFFL  Safety population flag defined as: 
 All randomized participants who receive at least 1 dose of the study intervention. 
Analyses of reactogenicity endpoints will be based 
on a subset of the safety population that includes 
participants with any e -diary data reported after 
vaccination 
Note: Subjects flagged as both YES-POP1 and YES -POP5  in variable SUPPDV. QNAM  = 
”CAPE ” were excluded from safety population for 
unreliable data due to lack of principal investigator 
oversight.  
SAF1FL  Safety population after excluding subjects enrolled 
at multiple sites, HIV positive subjects and subjects 
with all doses indeterminate  
SAF2FL  Safety population after excluding subjects enrolled 
at multiple sites and subjects with all doses 
indeterminate  
AAI01FL  Dose 1 all -available Immunogenicity  Population 
Flag defined as:  
For Phase 1 only:  all randomized participants who 
receive at least  1 dose of the study intervention 
with at least 1 valid and determinate 
immunogenicity  result after Dose 1 but before 
Dose 2. 
AAI02FL  Dose 2 all -available Immunogenicity Population 
Flag defined as:  
All randomized  participants  who receive  at least 1 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491874
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
15  Variable Type  Variable Name  Variable Description  
dose of the study  intervention with at least 1 valid 
and determinate immunogenicity result after Dose 
2. 
Note: Subjects flagged as YES -POP5 in variable 
SUPPDV.QNAM  = ”CAPE ” were excluded from 
all-available immunogenicity population for 
unreliable data due to lack of principal investigator 
oversight.  
EVAL01FL  Dose 1 evaluable Immunogenicity Population Flag  
defined as:  
For Phase 1 only, all eligible randomized 
participants who receive  the vaccine to which they 
are randomly assigned at the first dose, have at 
least 1 valid and determinate immunogenicity result from the blood collection within an 
appropriate w indow after Dose 1 (same  as visit 
window, ie, within 19- 23 days  after Dose 1), and  
have no other important protocol deviations as 
determined by  the clinician.  
EVAL02FL  Dose 2 evaluable Immunogenicity Population Flag  
defined as:  
All eligible randomized participants who receive 2  
doses of the  vaccine to which  they are randomly 
assigned, with Dose 2 received within the 
predefined window  (within  19-42 days after Dose 
1), have at least 1 valid and determinate immunogenicity  result after Dose 
2 from the blood 
collection within an  appropriate window after 
Dose 2  (within  6-8 days after Dose 2  for Phase 1 
and within 28 -42 days after Dose 2 for Phase 2/3), 
and have no other i mportant  protocol deviations as 
determined  by the clinician.  
Note: Subjects flagged as YES -POP3 in variable 
SUPPDV.QNAM  = ”CAPE ” were excluded from 
evaluable immunogenicity population due to 
important protocol deviation identified  by clinical . 
AAI1EFFL  Dose  1 all-available  efficacy  population flag 
defined as:  
All randomized participants who  receive at 
least 1 vaccination. 
 
 Used for efficacy  analysis.  
Note: Subjects flagged as YES -POP5 in variable 
SUPPDV.QNAM  = ”CAPE ” were excluded from 
all-available efficacy population for unreliable data 
due to lack of principal investigator oversight.  
AAI2EFFL  Dose  2 all-available  efficacy  population flag  
defined as:  
All randomized participants who  complete 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491875
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
16  Variable Type  Variable Name  Variable Description  
2 vaccination doses.  
 
Used for efficacy  analysis.  
Note: Subjects flagged as YES -POP5 in variable 
SUPPDV.QNAM  = ”CAPE ” were excluded from 
all-available efficacy population for unreliable data 
due to lack of principal investigator oversight.  
EVALEFFL  Evaluable efficacy  population flag (7 days)  defined 
as: 
All eligible randomized participants who receive 
all vaccination(s) as randomized, with Dose 2 
received within the predefined window (within  19-
42 days after Dose 1)  and have no other important 
protocol deviations as determined by the clinician  
on or before 7 days  after Dose 2.  
 Used for efficacy  analysis.  
Note: Subjects flagged as YES -POP2 in variable 
SUPPDV.QNAM  = ”CAPE ” were excluded from 
evaluable efficacy population due to important 
protocol deviation identified  by clinical . 
**See Appendix VIII  for additional variables used when subsetting data for each analysis. 
 
3.2 Treatment Variable  
ARM versus  TRT xxP 
 
Are the values  of ARM  equivalent in meaning to values  of TRT xxP?  
No, TRT01P is null when  ARM equals to “NOT  ASSIGNED”  or “SCREEN FAILURE” . 
ARM represents the planned arm for the blinded placebo -controlled  period  based on 
randomization file. TRT01P ha s the planned treatment for the blinded placebo-controlled 
period. TRT02P has the planned treatments of open label vaccination period  for subjects 
who received placebo only in the blinded placebo- controlled period and become eligible  for 
receipt  of BNT162b2 after unblinding. See details in below table.  
PHASE  ARM  TRT01P  TRT02P  
Phase 1   BNT162b1 Phase 1 (10 
mcg)  BNT162b1 Phase 1 (10 
mcg)  - 
BNT162b1 Phase 1 (20 
mcg)  BNT162b1 Phase 1 ( 20 
mcg)  - 
BNT162b1  Phase 1 (30 
mcg)  BNT162b1 Phase 1 ( 30 
mcg)  - 
BNT162b1 Phase 1 (100/10 
mcg)  BNT162b1 Phase 1 (100/10 
mcg)  - 
BNT162b2 Phase 1 (10 
mcg)  BNT162b 2 Phase 1 (10 
mcg)  - 
BNT162b2 Phase 1 (20 
mcg)  BNT162b 2 Phase 1 (20 
mcg)  - 
BNT162b2  Phase 1 (30 
mcg)  BNT162b 2 Phase 1 (30 
mcg)  - 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491876
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
17  PHASE  ARM  TRT01P  TRT02P  
Placebo  Placebo  - 
Placebo  Placebo  BNT162b2 Phase 1 
(30 mcg)  
NOT ASSIGNED  - - 
SCREEN FAILURE  - - 
Phase 2/3  
 BNT162b2 Phase 2/3  
(30 mcg)  BNT162b2 Phase 2/3  
(30 mcg)  - 
Placebo  Placebo  - 
Placebo  Placebo  BNT162b2 Phase 2/3 
(30 mcg)  
NOT ASSIGNED  - - 
SCREEN FAILURE  - - 
Note:  Unit of dose ‘mcg’ was displayed as ‘μg’ in all of outputs.  
 
ACTARM versus TRT xxA 
 
If TRT xxA is used, then are the values of ACTARM equivalent  in meaning  to values  of 
TRT01A?  
 
No, ACTARM represents the actual arm  for the blinded placebo-controlled period. 
TRT01A has the actual treatment for the blinded placebo -controlled period , TRT02 A 
has the actual treatment of open label vaccination  period for subjects who received 
placebo only in the blinded placebo- controlled period and received  BNT162b2 after 
unblinding. See details in below table.  
PHASE  ACTARM  TRT01A  TRT02A  
Phase 1   BNT162b1 Phase 1 (10 mcg)  BNT162b1  Phase 1 (10 mcg)  - 
BNT162b1 Phase 1 (20 mcg)  BNT162b1 Phase 1 (20 mcg)  - 
BNT162b1 Phase 1 (30 mcg)  BNT162b1 Phase 1 (30 mcg)  - 
BNT162b1 Phase 1 (100/10 
mcg)  BNT162b1 Phase 1 (100/10 
mcg)  - 
BNT162b2 Phase 1 (10 mcg)  BNT162b 2 Phase 1 (10 mcg)  - 
BNT162b2 Phase 1 (20 mcg)  BNT162b 2 Phase 1 (20 mcg)  - 
BNT162b2 Phase 1 (30 mcg)  BNT162b 2 Phase 1 (30 mcg)  - 
Placebo  Placebo  - 
Placebo  Placebo  BNT162b2 Phase 1 
(30 mcg)  
NOT ASSIGNED  - - 
SCREEN FAILURE  - - 
Phase 
2/3 
 BNT162b2 Phase 2/3  
(30 mcg)  BNT162b2 Phase 2/3  
(30 mcg)  - 
Placebo  Placebo  - 
Placebo  Placebo  BNT162b2 Phase 
2/3 (30 mcg)  
Not Treated  - - 
NOT ASSIGNED  - - 
SCREEN FAILURE  - - 
Note:  Unit of dose ‘mcg’ was displayed as ‘μg’ in all of outputs. 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491877
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
18  Use of ADaM  Treatment  Variables in Analysis 
 
Are both planned and actual  treatment variables used in analyses? 
Yes. Both actual  treatment and planned treatment  were  used in the analysis. Planned 
treatment variable  was used across efficacy  analysis, immunogenicity analysis and 
disposition table . Actual  treatment variable  was used across safety  analysis.   
See details in below table.  
Reporting Period  Analysis 
Population  Treatment 
Variables 
Used in 
Analysis  Applicable analysis  
Blinded p lacebo -
controlled  period  
or 
Open label follow -up 
period Safety  TRT01A  Conduct of study , Adverse 
Event, Medical History, 
Concomitant 
Medications /Vaccinations, 
Reactogenicity  
Randomized  TRT01P  Vaccine as Administered , 
Disposition, Immunogenicity, 
efficacy  
Open label  follow -up 
period 
(For subjects who 
received placebo only in the blinded placebo -
controlled  period and then 
received BNT162b2 after 
unblinding)  Safety  TRT02A  Adverse Event  
Note:  Unit of dose ‘mcg’ was displayed as ‘μg’ in all of outputs. 
Use of ADaM  Treatment  Grouping Variables in Analysis  
 
Are both planned and actual  treatment grouping variables used  in analysis? 
 
No. Neither planned nor actual  treatment  grouping variables are used  in analysis 
 
 
3.3 Subject Issues that Require Special Analysis Rules  
 
• Subjects whose data is considered potentially unreliable due to lack of PI oversight identified as significant quality event were excluded from analysis populations.   
• According to the Protocol, HIV -positive subjects in Phase 3 will not be included in analyses 
of the overall study objectives, with the exception of the specific exploratory objective for this group. In the sBLA, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) -positive subjects are 
included in the analysis populations  the summary of analysis populations and shown as 
part of the study demographics and study conduct tables but not included in the analyses of overall safety, immunogenicity and efficacy  endpoints. 
  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491878
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
19  • Handling of Misallocation of Vaccine:  
o For AE summaries , demographics  and all other tables by safety population, count the 
subjects in active treatment group as long as one of the doses is active vaccination 
BNT162b2.  
o For reactogenicity analyses by dose, subjects  who received a different investigational 
product regimen from the regimen they were assigned will be in cluded in the safety 
population for the summaries of individual vaccinations up until the point their regimen 
differs from the assigned regimen, at which point they would no longer be included. 
o Immediate AE  and AEs post d ose 1  and 2 were summarized by follow ing the  same rule 
as reactogenicity for post dose 1 and post dose 2 summary.  
 
The following table shows how subjects are assigned  to treatment arms for safety related analyses 
under all possible vaccination scenarios: 
 Vaccine Dose  
  
 
Actual Arm  
(Overall)  Analysis  
Scenario  Actual 
Dose 1  Actual 
Dose 2  Reactoge -
nicity Post 
Dose 1  Reactoge -
nicity Post 
Dose 2  Reactoge -
nicity 
post any 
Dose  AE Post 
Dose 1  AE Post 
Dose 2  Other*  
1 Active  Active  Active  Active  Active  Active  Active  Active  Active  
2 Placebo  Placebo  Placebo  Placebo  Placebo  Placebo  Placebo  Placebo  Placebo  
3 Active   Active  Active  Exclude  Active  Active  Exclude  Active  
4 Placebo   Placebo  Placebo  Exclude  Placebo  Placebo  Exclude  Placebo  
5 Active  Placebo  Active  Active  Exclude  Active  Active  Exclude  Active  
6 Placebo  Active  Active  Placebo  Exclude  Active  Placebo  Exclude  Active  
* Other includes  all other AE summary, demographic , and other study conduct tables by Safety Population (Follow 
Overall Actual Arm ) 
 
• 6 Subject s were enrolled into the study more than once  resulting in significant misconduct 
and compromising the integrity of the study data . These subject s will not be included in any 
analyses and will only be included in separate listings (disposition listing, AE listing , local 
reaction listing and systemic events listing ) created specifically for this subject. The se 
subject s will be excluded from other outputs using the exclusion flag (MULENRFL) in 
ADSL.  
Duplicated 
Subject # SUBJID  at 1st Site SUBJID  at 2nd site 
1 10561101  11331382  
2 11101123  11331405  
3 11491117  12691090  
4 12691070  11351357  
5 11341006  10891112  
6 11231105  10711213  
 
• Subjects C4591001 1163 11631006, C4591001 1163 11631005, C4591001 1163 11631008, 
are vaccinated as per CRF, but due to lack of matching actual vaccination data, these are not 
assigned to any dosing group . In the analyses these subjects will be:  
 
For safety:  
a. Excluded from all  table/figures.  
b. Included in all  regular  listings .  
For efficacy:  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491879
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
20  a. Excluded from the evaluable population by the definition  in the  
SAP, because it is not possible to confirm if they received  the vaccination  as 
randomized. 
b. Included in all  tables/figures/listings  based  on all -available population. 
 
3.4 Use of Visit  Windowing,  Unscheduled Visits, and Record  Selection  
Was windowing used in one or more  analysis datasets? 
Yes. windowing was  considered  during the derivation of ADAE.VPHASE.  Please refer  
to Appendix  II for more  details.  
Were unscheduled visits used in any analyses? 
Yes. please refer to Section 5.2.7 and 5.2.9 for more  details.  
Based  on protocol  guidance, multiple unscheduled Covid illness visits  that are less than  
four days apart are  collapsed  in ADSYMPT into their  respective earlier  visit/s and are  
considered  as single unscheduled illness  visit during the analysis.  
 
3.5 Imputation/Derivation  Methods  
If date imputation  was performed,  were  there rules  that were  used in multiple analysis  datasets?  
Yes, date  imputations  for partial or missing dates were  performed  for adverse events, 
medical history  and concomitant  medication  described  in Appendix III. 
Was DTYPE  used  in one or more analysis datasets? 
Yes, DTYPE  was used in ADFACEVD and ADVA. For  details on DTYPE,  please refer  
to Section  5.2.7 and 5.2.11. 
 
4. Analysis  Data  Creation and Processing  Issues  
 
4.1 Split Datasets  
There  are no split datasets.  
 
4.2 Data  Dependencies  
All datasets pull core  variable values  from ADSL . ADC19EF  also uses the ADSYMPT  dataset  
as an  input to create efficacy  parameter variables.  
 
4.3 Intermediate  Datasets  
No intermediate  analysis datasets were  created  in this trial. 
 
5. Analysis  Dataset  Descriptions  
5.1 Overview  
Are data for screen  failures,  including data  for run-in screening  (for example, SDTM values  of 
ARMCD=’SCRNFAIL’,  or ‘NOTASSGN’)  included in ADaM  datasets?  
 
Yes. Subjects  with ‘NOTASSGN’  ‘SCRNFAIL ’ are included in ADSL, ADAE, ADCM, 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491880
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
21  ADDS , ADDV, ADMH  and ADVA  
 
 
Are data taken from an ongoing study? 
 
Yes. All data  up through 13Mar2021 cutoff are included in the  SDTM  datasets and used 
for ADaM datasets and analyses.  Furthermore, any data related to the booster portion of 
the P hase 1 subjects was also programmatically excluded from SDTM data.  
 
Do the analysis datasets support all protocol- and statistical analysis plan- specified  objectives?  
 
No. Objectives on VE against asymptomatic infection and Phase 1 booster are not assessed . 
The booster and variant strain assessment in P rotocol amendment 14 and SAP V5 are also 
not included. 
 
Additional  Content of Interest  
 
No additional  content  of Interest.  
 
5.2 Analysis Datasets  
 
 
Dataset  Label   
 
Class  
Efficacy  
Safety  
Baseline or 
other  subject  
PK/PD  
Primary   
 
Structure  
ADSL  
Subject -Level  
Analysis  Dataset  SUBJECT 
LEVEL 
ANALYSIS  
DATASET    X   One record  per subject  
ADAE  
Adverse  Events 
Analysis  Dataset  OCCURRENCE  
DATA STRUCTURE   X   X One record  or multiple  
records per subject  per 
adverse event  per event  
start date 
ADCEVD  
Diary  and CRF  
Event  Analysis 
Dataset  OCCURRENCE  
DATA STRUCTURE   X    One record  or multiple  
records  per subject  per 
clinical  event  
ADFACEVD  
Diary  and Non- 
event  Analysis  
Dataset  BASIC  DATA  
STRUCTURE   X   X One record  or multiple  
records per subject  per 
analysis parameter  per 
analysis  timepoint  
ADCM  
Concomitant 
Medications Analysis Dataset
 OCCURRENCE  
DATA 
STRUCTURE   X    
One record or multiple records per subject per recorded medication occurrence or constant -
dosing interval  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491881
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
22   
 
Dataset  Label   
 
Class  
Efficacy  
Safety  
Baseline or 
other  subject  
PK/PD  
Primary   
 
Structure  
ADDS  
Disposition 
Analysis  Dataset  OCCURRENCE  
DATA STRUCTURE    X   One record or multiple 
records per subject per disposition status or protocol milestone  
ADDV  
Protocol 
Deviation  
Analysis Dataset  OCCURRENCE 
DATA 
STRUCTURE    X   One record or multiple 
records per subject per protocol deviation per 
event start date  
ADMH  
Medical  History  
Analysis  Dataset  OCCURRENCE  
DATA 
STRUCTURE    X   One record  or multiple  
records  per subject  per 
medical  history  event  
ADC19EF  
Covid- 19 
Efficacy 
Analysis  
 BASIC  DATA  
STRUCTURE  X      X One record  or multiple  
records per subject  per 
analysis parameter  per 
analysis  timepoint  
ADSYMPT  
Covid- 19 Signs 
and Symptoms  
 BASIC  DATA  
STRUCTURE  X      X  One record  or multiple  
records per subject  per 
analysis parameter  per 
analysis  timepoint  
ADVA  
Immunogenicity  
Analysis  Dataset  BASIC  DATA  
STRUCTURE  X       One record  or multiple  
records  per subject  per 
analysis parameter  per 
analysis visit  
 
5.2.1 ADSL – Subject -Level  Analysis Dataset  
ADSL included all subjects in the DM domain and contained relevant subject level information, treatment variables and analysis set flags. This dataset supported the creation of all other analysis datasets. ADSL also comprised the variables to support baseline characteristics and disposition  
analyses, and the classification variables used for subgroup analyses and used as covariates for  
statistical analyses.  
 
ADSL  includes  the following  information  for each subject:  
• Subject  identifier  
• Demographic  information  
• Planned treatment and actual treatment (details  described  in Section  3.1
 Core Variables) 
• Population flags  (details  described  in Section  3.1 Core Variables) 
• Key dates and datetime related  to conduct  of study (details  described  in Section  3.1 Core 
Variables) 
• Variables to support subgroup analyses  
o Age group (details described in Section 3.1  Core Variables for Age group)  
o Sex (Female and Male)  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491882
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
23  o Race (White, Black or African American and All Others)  
Note: All Others = American Indian or Alaska N ative , Asian, Native Hawaiian or other 
Pacific Islander, multiracial, and not reported race categories.  
o Ethnicity  (Hispanic/Latino, Non- Hispanic/Non- Latino and Not Reported)  
o Baseline SARS -CoV-2 Status (Positive  and Negative ) 
o Flag for Comorbidities (Y /N) 
o Obese Flag for Adolescent (Y/N)  
 
5.2.2 ADCEVD – Diary  and CRF  Event Analysis Dataset  
This dataset  contains  information  on duration of local  reactions (LR:  redness, swelling,  and pain 
at the injection  site)  and systemic events (SE: fever,  chills,  diarrhea,  fatigue,  headache,  joint pain,  
muscle pain and vomiting) and is used  to generate the summaries  of duration of these reactions 
or events.  
 
Duration  of each  reaction  or event  is defined as the  number of days  from the  start of the  first 
reported  event  to the resolution of the  last reported event  (ADURN =  AENDT  – ASTDT+1),  
which  is the  sum of the  duration of the reactogenicity  event  in the assessment  period and beyond 
the assessment  period if a reactogenicity  event continued beyond the assessment  interval.  Those 
clinical  assessments at unscheduled visits within 7 days  after  each dose were  involved in the 
derivation  of duration and summary  analysis.  
 
No imputation  was carried  out for partial or missing symptom resolved  dates from investigator  
data collected  on the CRF.  Those events with the  resolution  date partial or missing (AENDT eq  
missing), were  included in  the “Unknown”  category  for any reporting. However,  if a reaction  is 
ongoing at the time  of a subsequent vaccination, the end date/day for the ongoing reaction  would 
be the date/day  that the  next vaccine is administered,  which  will be  used for the  duration  
computation.  Participants  with no reported  reaction have no duration. 
 
5.2.3 AD
AE – Adverse Events  Analysis Dataset  
This is the  main safety  analysis dataset  comprised  of adverse events recorded on the CRF.  For 
dictionary  coding, MedDRA version  23.1 was  used. Partial start dates or  partial end dates of 
adverse events  were  imputed using rules  described  in Appendix III. 
 
AE data is reported  excluding the reactogenicity  events [AECAT not in 
(”REACTOGENICITY”)].  AE summaries  were  analyzed  based on the specific reporting 
periods . The vaccine phase (VPHASE)  was derived based  on the start  date  of the AE  and the 
phase date (ADSL.V01DT,  ADSL.V02DT , ADSL.V02OBDT, ADSL.V03DT, ADSL.V04DT ), 
please refer to Appendix II  for more details, and was applied to select  AEs for summaries  based 
on different reporting period. See details in Appendix VIII . 
 
5.2.4 ADCM  – Concomitant Medications Analysis Dataset 
The dataset contains information of nonstudy vaccines (CMCAT = “VACCINATIONS”) , 
concomitant medications  (CMCAT = “GENERAL CONCOMITANT MEDICATIONS”)  and 
prohibited concomitant medications (CMCAT in (’ CONCOMITANT IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE 
THERAPY’,’  CORTICOSTEROIDS’,’  IMMUNOGLOBULINS’)) . For dictionary coding, 
WHODD GLOBALB3Mar2021  were used.  
 
Partial start dates or partial end dates of nonstudy vaccines and concomitant medications were 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491883
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
24  imputed using rules described in Appendix III .  
 
5.2.5 ADDS  – Disposition  Analysis  Dataset  
This dataset  contains  information  for various  disposition events  (DSCAT = “DISPOSITION 
EVENT”)  for each subject throughout  the study. The  phases in the disposition event  are 
presented  in the table  below as DSPHASE. The  subject's completion  status or reason  for 
discontinuation is identified  in DSDECOD (Standardized  Disposition Term).  
 
Disposition phases included in this study are as follows:  
DSCAT  DSPHASE  
DISPOSITION  EVENT  SCREENING  
DISPOSITION  EVENT  REPEAT S CREENING 1  
DISPOSITION  EVENT  VACCINATION  
 DISPOSITION  EVENT  OPEN LABEL TREATMENT  
DISPOSITION  EVENT  FOLLOW -UP 
 
 
5.2.6 ADDV  – Protocol Deviation Analysis Dataset  
This dataset contains information about protocol deviation events and causes for protocol  
deviations. Important protocol deviations were flagged as “ Important” in variable DV CAT and 
the corresponding exclusion flag w as capture in SUPPDV.QNAM=’CAPE’ . 
 
5.2.7 ADFACEVD – Diary and Non -event  Analysis  Dataset  
This is a primary analysis dataset  for vaccine studies,  including  information  of occurrence,  
severity  level  and maximum severity  of reactogenicity  assessments reported in the e- diary.  
Reactogenicity  assessments cover  3 parts: local  reactions,  systemic events  and use of 
antipyretic/pain  medication  which  were assessed  within  7 days  after each  dose. 
 
ADFACEVD  is a dataset  using BDS structure,  which  contains  one or multiple  records  per 
subject  per analysis parameter (PARAM) per analysis timepoint (ATPT).  Variables PARAM and  
PARAMCD  were  used to distinguish different measurements or findings. The detailed  list of 
parameters included  in this dataset  are described in Appendix  IV. 
 
Unscheduled visits of clinical assessments within 7 days  after each vaccination for  reactogenicity  
from FACE  and VS dataset were  considered  for summary  analysis.  
 
Reactogenicity  assessments reported  in the e- diary on or after the date  of treatment unblinding 
(ADSL.UNBLNDDT) were excluded from onset and maximum severity summary analysis.  
However events with onset before unblinding that continue  after the date  of unblinding were  used 
in duration calculation. The  events reported  on the same day of unblinding were flagged as ‘Y’ in 
variable CUTUNBFL  in ADFACEVD .  
 
Maximum  severity  records were  created  in this dataset  with  DTYPE  equal  to "MAXIMUM".  For 
all subjects,  each local reaction  or systemic event  was targeted  to have 7 assessments from  Day  1 
to Day  7. The maximum severity  value reported  during the interval  was stored in an additional  
record  with DTYPE  equaled  “MAXIMUM” (see the table as below ) which  is then used  to 
summarize the maximum severity  of these events.  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491884
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
25  PARAM  DTYPE  
Redness  maximum  severity  MAXIMUM  
Redness  maximum  diameter  MAXIMUM  
Swelling  maximum  severity  MAXIMUM  
Swelling  maximum  diameter  MAXIMUM  
Pain at injection  site maximum  severity  MAXIMUM  
Chills maximum  severity  MAXIMUM  
Diarrhea maximum severity  MAXIMUM  
Fatigue maximum severity  MAXIMUM  
Fever  maximum  temperature  MAXIMUM  
Headache maximum severity  MAXIMUM  
Joint pain maximum  severity  MAXIMUM  
Muscle  pain maximum  severity  MAXIMUM  
Vomiting maximum  severity  MAXIMUM  
 
ADFACEVD  includes  the following key flags  to support reactogenicity  analyses:  
 
• KNOWVFL – Y for that reaction  or event  if a subject had at  least one record reported  from 
day 1 to day 7 after  each  dose for a given reaction  or event. This was  derived per subject  per 
dose per parameter (/event). 
• EVENTFL – Y for  that reaction  or event if a subject had at  least one record  where  the event  
occurred  (where  diameter>2.0 cm  for redness and swelling  or 38 ℃<=temperature<=42 ℃ for 
fever  or presence=yes for other symptoms) from  day 1 to day 7 after  each dose for a given 
reaction  or event. This was  derived per subject  per dose per parameter (/event) . 
• KNOWVDFL – Y for a valid  record  (where  the event was reported  regardless if it occurred  
or not)  at that day from day  1 to day 7 after each  dose for a given reaction  or event. This was  
derived per subject  per dose per parameter (/event)  per day. 
• EVENTDFL – Y for  a record  where  the event  occurred (where  diameter>2.0 cm  for redness 
and swelling  or 38 ℃<=temperature<=42  ℃ for fever  or with any valid  severity/intensity  or 
presence=yes for other  symptoms) at that day from day 1 to day 7 after each  dose. This was 
derived per subject  per dose per parameter (/event)  per day. 
 
• Category variables FTEMCATN  / FTEMCAT were used for fever  summary analyses:  
FTEMCATN  FTEMCAT  
. Missing  
0 <38.0°C  
1 ≥38.0°C  to 38.4°C  
2 >38.4°C  to 38.9°C  
3 >38.9°C  to 40.0°C  
4 >40.0°C  
• AVALCA1N / AVALCAT1 was  derived based  on diameter  value  and for parameters 
“Redness maximum severity” and  “Swelling  maximum severity” the maximum severity 
was derived per below table. 
AVALCA1N  AVALCAT1  SEVERITY  
0 >0-2.0 NONE  
1 >2.0-5.0 MILD  
2 >5.0-10.0 MODERATE  
3 >10.0  SEVERE  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491885
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
26   
5.2.8 ADMH  – Medical  History Analysis Dataset  
This dataset  contains  all medical  histories (MHCAT  = “GENERAL  MEDICAL  HISTORY”)  
collected on the CRF.  MedDRA version 23.1 was used for  dictionary  coding of medical  
histories.  Partial start dates or partial end dates medical  histories were imputed using rules  
described in Appendix III . 
 
5.2.9 ADSYMPT  – Covid-19 Signs and Symptoms  
The purpose of this dataset is to gather  all signs/symptoms/conditions/laboratory  results  
associated  with SARS -CoV-2 from unscheduled Covid illness  visits  which  will then be  used to 
create the efficacy  endpoint dataset  ADC19EF.  The main SDTM domains  that were  used to 
create the ADSYMPT  dataset  were CE, CM, DD, DS, HO, FA, IS, LB, MB, MH, PR, VS  and 
the analysis  dataset  ADSL. Some of  the important variables that make up this dataset  are 
PARAMCD,  PARAM, PARAMN, PARCAT1,  PARCAT2,  AVAL,  AVALC,  ADT,  ASTDT, 
AENDT,  VSSTRESU, MBMETHOD and  ISMETHOD.  Algorithms used to create each of these 
variables are included in the define.xml. 
 
Protocol  defined symptoms  include “Chills,  Diarrhea,  Fever,  New loss of taste or  smell, New or 
increased  cough, New or increased  muscle pain, New or  increased  sore threat, Vomiting, Loss of 
taste/smell”.  
 
These data were identified and captured  in the ADSYMPT dataset  as follows:  
 
• From  FA all records  with  FACAT  = “EFFICACY”  and FA SCAT = 
“RESPIRATORY ILLNESS” provides  the COVID- 19 signs and symptoms. 
 
• Subjects  with local  lab swab  samples are identified using MB.MBTESTCD=  "SARSCOV2"  
and MB.MBMETHOD = "IMMUNOCHROMATOGRAPHY".  
 
• Subjects  with central  swab samples are  identified  using MB.MBTESTCD = "RTCOV2NS"  
and MB.MBMETHOD = "REVERSE TRANSCRIPTASE  PCR".  
 
• For the severe COVID- 19 data from vital signs, subjects  with admission  to ICU,  deaths, lab  
oxygenation data,  ECG/oxygen therapy/intubation, etc., please refer to SAP Appendix 3 for  
more  details  
 
All COVID- 19 signs, symptoms and conditions were  defined as shown in the table  below.  
 
PARAMN  PARAMCD  PARAM  Derivation  
1 CHILLS  CHILLS  Set to FA.FAOBJ  when upcase(FA.FAOBJ)  = 
"CHILLS" and FA.FACAT  = "EFFICACY" 
and FA.FASCAT  = "RESPIRATORY  
ILLNESS".  
2 DIARRHEA  DIARRHEA  Set to FA.FAOBJ  when upcase(FA.FAOBJ)  = 
"DIARRHEA"  and FA.FACAT  = 
"EFFICACY" and FA.FASCAT = 
"RESPIRATORY ILLNESS". 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491886
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
27  PARAMN  PARAMCD  PARAM  Derivation  
3 FEVER  FEVER  Set to FA.FAOBJ  when upcase(FA.FAOBJ)  = 
"FEVER" and FA.FACAT  = "EFFICACY" 
and FA.FASCAT  = "RESPIRATORY  
ILLNESS".  
4 NLTSTSML  NEW  LOSS OF  
TASTE  OR SMELL  Set to FA.FAOBJ  when upcase(FA.FAOBJ)  = 
"NEW LOSS OF TASTE OR SMELL" and 
FA.FACAT  = "EFFICACY" and FA.FASCAT  
= "RESPIRATORY ILLNESS".  
5 NCOUG  NEW  OR 
INCREASED  
COUGH  Set to FA.FAOBJ  when upcase(FA.FAOBJ)  = 
"NEW OR INCREASED COUGH"  and 
FA.FACAT  = "EFFICACY" and FA.FASCAT  
= "RESPIRATORY ILLNESS".  
6 NMUSPN  NEW  OR 
INCREASED  
MUSCLE PAIN  Set to FA.FAOBJ  when upcase(FA.FAOBJ)  = 
"NEW OR INCREASED MUSCLE PAIN"  
and FA.FACAT = "EFFICACY" and 
FA.FASCAT  = "RESPIRATORY ILLNESS".  
7 NSTBRTH  NEW  OR 
INCREASED  
SHORTNESS OF  
BREATH  Set to FA.FAOBJ  when upcase(FA.FAOBJ)  = 
"NEW OR INCREASED SHORTNESS  OF 
BREATH"  and FA.FACAT  = "EFFICACY" 
and FA.FASCAT  = "RESPIRATORY  
ILLNESS".  
8 NSRTHROT  NEW  OR 
INCREASED SORE  
THROAT  Set to FA.FAOBJ  when upcase( FA.FAOBJ)  = 
"NEW OR INCREASED SORE  THROAT"  
and FA.FACAT = "EFFICACY" and 
FA.FASCAT  = "RESPIRATORY ILLNESS".  
9 VOMIT  VOMITING  Set to FA.FAOBJ  when upcase(FA.FAOBJ)  = 
"VOMITING"  and FA.FACAT  = 
"EFFICACY" and FA.FACAT  = 
"EFFICACY" and FA.FASCAT  = 
"RESPIRATORY ILLNESS".  
11 NNSLCONG  NEW  OR INCREASED  
NASAL  CONGESTION  Set to "NEW  OR INCREASED NASAL  
CONGESTION"  when  upcase(FA.FAOBJ)  = 
"NEW OR INCREASED NASAL  
CONGESTION"  or "NASAL  
CONGESTION"  and FA.FACAT = 
"EFFICACY" and FA.FASCAT = 
"RESPIRATORY ILLNESS".  
14 WHEEZ  NEW  OR 
INCREASED  
WHEEZING  Set to "NEW  OR INCREASED WHEEZING"  
when  upcase(FA.FAOBJ)  = "NEW OR 
INCREASED WHEEZING" or 
upcase(FA.FAOBJ)  = "WHEEZING"  and 
FA.FACAT  = "EFFICACY" and FA.FASCAT  
= "RESPIRATORY ILLNESS".  
15 FATIGUE  FATIGUE  Set to FA.FAOBJ  when upcase(FA.FAOBJ)  = 
"FATIGUE" and FA.FACAT = "EFFICACY" 
and FA.FASCAT  = "RESPIRATORY  
ILLNESS".  
16 HEADACHE  HEADACHE  Set to FA.FAOBJ  when upcase(FA.FAOBJ)  = 
"HEADACHE"  and FA.FACAT  = 
"EFFICACY" and FA.FASCAT = 
"RESPIRATORY ILLNESS".  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491887
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
28  PARAMN  PARAMCD  PARAM  Derivation  
17 RIHNRA  RHINORRHOEA  Set to "RHINORRHOEA"  when  
upcase(FA.FAOBJ)  contains  "RUNNY 
NOSE"  or upcase(FA.FAOBJ)  = 
"RHINORRHOEA"  and FA.FAOBJ ^= 
"NEW OR INCREASED NASAL  
DISCHARGE"  and FA.FACAT  = 
"EFFICACY" and FA.FASCAT = 
"RESPIRATORY ILLNESS".  
18 NAUSEA  NAUSEA  Set to FA.FAOBJ  when upcase(FA.FAOBJ)  = 
"NAUSEA"  and FA.FACAT = "EFFICACY" 
and FA.FASCAT  = "RESPIRATORY  
ILLNESS".  
25 SARDFN  SIGNIFICANT  
ACUTE RENAL  
DYSFUNCTION  Set to CE.CESCAT  when  CE.CESCAT  = 
"SIGNIFICANT ACUTE  RENAL  
DYSFUNCTION".  
30 SAHDFN  SIGNIFICANT  
ACUTE HEPATIC  
DYSFUNCTION  Set to CE.CESCAT  when  CE.CESCAT  = 
"SIGNIFICANT ACUTE  HEPATIC  
DYSFUNCTION".  
35 SANDFN  SIGNIFICANT  
ACUTE  
NEUROLOGIC 
DYSFUNCTION  Set to CE.CESCAT  when  CE.CESCAT  = 
"SIGNIFICANT ACUTE  NEUROLOGIC 
DYSFUNCTION".  
40 SARSCOV2  SEVERE  ACUTE  
RESP SYNDROME  
CORONAVIRUS  2 Set to MB.MBTEST  when  
upcase(MB.MBTESTCD)  = "SARSCOV2"  
and MB.MBMETHOD = 
"IMMUNOCHROMATOGRAPHY".  
41 RTCOV2NS  CEPHEID RT -PCR 
ASSAY FOR SARS - 
COV -2 Set to MB.MBTEST  when  
upcase(MB.MBTESTCD)  = "RTCOV2NS"  
and MB.MBMETHOD = "REVERSE  
TRANSCRIPTASE PCR".  
50 RESP  RESPIRATORY  
RATE  Set to VS.VSTEST  when  VS.VSTESTCD = 
"RESP".  
51 HR HEART  RATE  Set to VS.VSTEST  when  VS.VSTESTCD = 
"HR".  
52 OXYSAT  OXYGEN  
SATURATION  Set to VS.VSTEST  when  VS.VSTESTCD = 
"OXYSAT"  
53 DIABP  DIASTOLIC  BLOOD  
PRESSURE  Set to VS.VSTEST  when  VS.VSTESTCD = 
"DIABP".  
54 SYSBP  SYSTOLIC BLOOD  
PRESSURE  Set to VS.VSTEST  when  VS.VSTESTCD = 
"SYSBP".  
60 PO2FIO2  PP ARTERIAL  
O2/FRACTION 
INSPIRED O2  Set to LB.LBTEST when  LB.LBTEST = "PP  
Arterial O2/Fraction  Inspired  O2".  
71 NIPPV  NON -INVASIVE  
POSITIVE  
PRESSURE  
VENTILATION  Set to PR.PRTRT  when  upcase(PR.PRTRT)  = 
"NON -INVASIVE  POSITIVE  PRESSURE  
VENTILATION".  
74 MCHVENT  MECHANICAL  
VENTILATION  Set to PR.PRTRT  when  upcase(PR.PRTRT)  = 
"MECHANICAL  VENTILATION".  
76 HFOXTHRP  HIGH  FLOW 
OXYGEN  Set to PR.PRTRT  when  upcase(PR.PRTRT)  = 
"HIGH FLOW  OXYGEN  THERAPY".  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491888
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
29  PARAMN  PARAMCD  PARAM  Derivation  
80 VSOPRES  VASOPRESSORS 
AGENTS  Set to CM.CMSCAT  when CM.CMCAT  = 
"GENERAL  CONCOMITANT 
MEDICATIONS"  and CM.CMSCAT = 
"VASOPRESSORS  AGENTS".  Keep only 
one record  per subject per CM.CMSTDTC 
where  CM.CMTRT  is not missing.  
90 C19NIG  N-BINDING  
ANTIBODY  Set to IS.ISTEST  when  IS.ISTESTCD = 
"C19NIG"  
91 HCUICU  SUBJECT IN ICU 
DUE TO 
POTENTIAL COVID -19 
ILLNESS  Set to "SUBJECT  IN ICU DUE  TO 
POTENTIAL  COVID-19 ILLNESS"  when 
HOTERM  = "ICU' or (SUPPHO.QNAM = 
"HCUICU" and SUPPHO.QVAL = "Y" ). 
92 HCUHSP  HOSPITALIZED 
DUE TO COVID-19 ILLNESS?  Set to "HOSP ITALIZED DUE TO COVID -19 
ILLNESS" when SUPPHO .QNAM  = 
"HCUHSP " and SUPPHO.QVAL  = "Y" 
95 PRCDTH  PRIMARY 
CAUSE OF DEATH  Set to "PRIMARY CAUSE OF DEATH " 
when  DD.DDTESTCD  = "PRCDTH" 
96 SECDTH  SECONDARY 
CAUSE OF 
DEATH  Set to DD.DDTEST when DD.DDTESTCD  = 
"SECDTH " 
99 DEATH  DEATH  Set to DS.DSDECOD when  DS.DSDECOD = 
"DEATH".  
 
5.2.10 ADC19EF  – Covid-19 Efficacy  Analysis  
The purpose of this dataset is to gather all signs/symptoms/conditions associated with SARS - COV-
2 and derive case onset, severe illness onset, and surveillance time for various end point analyses. 
This dataset contains all derivations to account for surveillance times  during blinded placebo-
controlled follow -up period, and variables to support the first primary end point and secondary 
endpoints  as defined in the Statistical  Analysis  Plan. Details  around the derivation  of surveillance 
times and the  flow charts for  identification  of first and secondary primary end points are available 
in Appendix VI  and Appendix VII  respectively.  Detailed algorithms for each parameter  are 
included in the define.xml.  
 
Variables used to identify the primary  end points as well  the other  endpoints  of special  interest  
are listed in the  table  below: 
 
PARAMN  PARAMCD  PARAM  
40 SARSCOV2  SEVERE  ACUTE RESP  SYNDROME  CORONAVIRUS  2 
41 RTCOV2NS  CEPHEID RT -PCR ASSAY OF  SARS -COV -2 
90 C19NIG  N-BINDING  ANTIBODY  
91 HCUICU  SUBJECT  IN ICU DUE  TO POTENTIAL  COVID -19 
ILLNESS  
92 HCUHSP  HOSPITALIZED DUE TO COVID -19 ILLNESS?  
95 PRCDTH  PRIMARY CAUSE OF DEATH  
96 SECDTH  SECONDARY CAUSE OF DEATH  
100 DTHODC19  DEATH OCCURRED DUE TO COVID -19 ILLNESS?  
101 PRPDSAD  PRESENCE  OF PROTOCOL  DEFINED  SYMPTOMS  AFTER  DOSE  
102 PRCDCSAD  PRESENCE  OF CDC  DEFINED  SYMPTOMS  AFTER  DOSE  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491889
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
30  PARAMN  PARAMCD  PARAM  
103 SEVCVS  SEVERE  COVID -19 SYMPTOMS  - VITAL  SIGNS  
104 SEVCRF  SEVERE  COVID -19 SYMPTOMS  - RESPIRATORY  FAILURE  
105 SEVCVSPR  SEVERE  COVID -19 SYMPTOMS  - USE OF  
VASOPRESSORS  
106 SEVCRHN  SEVERE  COVID -19 SYMPTOMS  - SIGNIFICANT  ACUTE  RENAL,  
HEPATIC,  OR NEUROLOGIC DYSFUNCTION  
107 PRSVCSAD  PRESENCE  OF PROTOCOL  DEFINED  SEVERE  COVID -19 SYMPTOMS  
AFTER  DOSE  
108 PRSCDCAD  PRESENCE OF CDC DEFINED SEVERE COVID -19 SYMPTOMS AFTER 
DOSE  
110 NAATRAD  COVID -19 NAAT  RESULT  AFTER  DOSE  
120 C19ONST  PROTOCOL  DEFINED  COVID -19 ILLNESS  ONSET  
125 CDCONST  CDC DEFINED COVID -19 ILLNESS  ONSET  
130 SEVCONST  SEVERE COVID -19 ILLNESS ONSET  
135 CDCSONST  CDC DEFINED SEVERE COVID -19 ILLNESS ONSET  
141 ST1PD  SUBJECT'S  SURVEILLANCE  TIME  AFTER  DOSE  1 FOR  PROTOCOL  
DEFINED  SYMPTOMS  
142 ST17PD  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 7 DAYS AFTER DOSE 1 FOR 
PROTOCOL DEFINED COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
143 ST2PD  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME AFTER DOSE 2 FOR PROTOCOL 
DEFINED COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
144 ST27PD  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 7 DAYS AFTER DOSE 2 FOR 
PROTOCOL DEFINED COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
145 ST214PD  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 14 DAYS AFTER DOSE 2 FOR 
PROTOCOL DEFI NED COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
151 ST1CD  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME AFTER DOSE 1 FOR CDC DEFINED 
COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
152 ST17CD  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 7 DAYS AFTER DOSE 1 FOR CDC 
DEFINED COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
153 ST2CD  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME AFTER DOSE 2 FOR CDC DEFINED 
COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
154 ST27CD  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 7 DAYS AFTER DOSE 2 FOR CDC 
DEFINED COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
155 ST214CD  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 14 DAYS AFTER DOSE 2 FOR CDC 
DEFINED COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
161 ST1SE  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME AFTER DOSE 1 FOR PROTOCOL 
DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
162 ST17SE  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 7 DAYS AFTER DOSE 1 FOR 
PROTOCOL DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
163 ST2SE  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME AFTER DOSE 2 FOR PROTOCOL 
DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
164 ST27SE  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 7 DAYS AFTER DOSE 2 FOR 
PROTOCOL DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
165 ST214SE  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 14 DAYS AFTER DOSE 2 FOR 
PROTOCOL DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
171 STC1SE  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME AFTER DOSE 1 FOR CDC 
DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
172 STC17SE  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 7 DAYS AFTER DOSE 1 FOR 
CDC DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
173 STC2SE  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME AFTER DOSE 2 FOR CDC 
DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
174 STC27SE  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 7 DAYS AFTER DOSE 2 FOR 
CDC DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
175 STC214SE  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 14 DAYS AFTER DOSE 2 FOR 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491890
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
31  PARAMN  PARAMCD  PARAM  
CDC DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS  
201 ST1PDA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME AFTER DOSE 1 FOR PROTOCOL 
DEFINED COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL AVAILABLE  
202 ST17PDA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 7 DAYS AFTER DOSE 1 FOR 
PROTOCOL DEFINED COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL AVAILABLE  
203 ST2PDA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME AFTER DOSE 2 FOR PROTOCOL 
DEFINED COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL AVAILABLE  
204 ST27PDA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 7 DAYS AFTER DOSE 2 FOR 
PROTOCOL DEFINED COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL AVAILABLE  
205 ST214PDA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 14 DAYS AFTER DOSE 2 FOR 
PROTOCOL DEFINED COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL AVAILABLE  
211 ST1CDA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME AFTER DOSE 1 FOR CDC 
DEFINED COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL AVAILABLE  
212 ST17CDA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 7 DAYS AFT ER DOSE 1 FOR 
CDC DEFINED COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL AVAILABLE  
213 ST2CDA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME AFTER DOSE 2 FOR CDC 
DEFINED COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL AVAILABLE  
214 ST27CDA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 7 DAYS AFTER DOSE 2 FOR 
CDC DEFINED COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL AVAILABLE  
215 ST214CDA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 14 DAYS AFTER DOSE 2 FOR 
CDC DEFINED COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL AVAILABLE  
221 ST1SEA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME AFTER D OSE 1 FOR PROTOCOL 
DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL AVAILABLE  
222 ST17SEA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 7 DAYS AFTER DOSE 1 FOR 
PROTOCOL DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL 
AVAILABLE  
223 ST2SEA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME AFTER DOSE 2 FOR PROTOCOL 
DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL AVAILABLE  
224 ST27SEA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 7 DAYS AFTER DOSE 2 FOR 
PROTOCOL DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL 
AVAILABLE  
225 ST214SEA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 14 DAYS AFTER DOSE 2 FOR 
PROTOCOL DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL 
AVAILABLE  
231 STC1SA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME AFTER DOSE 1 FOR CDC 
DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL AVAILABLE  
232 STC17SA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE T IME 7 DAYS AFTER DOSE 1 FOR 
CDC DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL AVAILABLE  
233 STC2SA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME AFTER DOSE 2 FOR CDC 
DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL AVAILABLE  
234 STC27SA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 7 DAYS AFTER DOSE 2 FOR 
CDC DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL AVAILABLE  
235 STC214SA  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME 14 DAYS AFTER DOSE 2 FOR 
CDC DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS - ALL AVAILABLE  
301 ST1PDX  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME AFTER DOSE 1 FOR PROTOCOL 
DEFINED COVID19 SYMPTOMS - CROSSOVER  
331 STC1SX  SUBJECT'S SURVEILLANCE TIME AFTER DOSE 1 FOR CDC 
DEFINED SEVERE COVID19 SYMPTOMS - CROSSOVER  
 
5.2.11 ADVA – Immunogenicity Analysis Dataset  
This dataset contains immunogenicity assessments for subjects f or Phase 1 , Phase 2  and pediatri c 
analysis (12 -15 years age group and randomly selected subjects from 16- 25 years age group). Due 
to additional follow -up as well as ongoing data cleaning, there may be minor differences due to 
difference in database snapshots and cutoff dates applied to SDTM and ADaM in this case.  
Subjects excluded from the evaluable immunogenicity populations were identified 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491891
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
32  programmatic ally fo r samples outside the visit window, not receiving correct vaccination as 
randomized, no valid assay result; exclusion due to important deviations were provided in SUPPDV 
dataset.   
 
For Phase 1  for BNT162b2 30 mcg and e quivalent Placebo s ubjects  (30 subjects in total), visits 
‘V1_DAY1_VAX1_S ’,’ V4_WEEK3_VAX2_S ’ and ‘ V7_MONTH1_S ’ were  retested by lab. And 
for these retested visits (flagged as ‘ REPEAT TEST’ in ISTSTDTL) , only the retested values were  
used for analysis. 
 
Assay  results  collected  within a dose -specified  sample  collection  window, either  Dose  1 or Dose  
2, that were  not distinguished by the dose-specified  immunogenicity  population flags  (EVIMMFL  
for evaluable immunogenicity population, AAIMMFL  for all- available immunogenicity 
population) , were  excluded from analysis of  the corresponding immunogenicity  population. 
 
Flags  (ABLFL/APSBLFL/ABLPBLFL) used  for identifying baseline and  post baseline records 
are also available for each parameter.  The ratio from post- baseline to baseline (R2BASE)  was 
calculated  as AVAL/BASE  for fold rise summaries.  
 
Assay  results  collected  at COVID c onvalescent  visit within 28 -42 days  after  Dose 2, were used 
for the 1- month  post Dose 2 analysis for subjects without a Visit  3 serology assay  collected.  
 
Assay  results  below  the corresponding LLOQ were set  to 0.5 × LLOQ  and missing assay  
results  were  not imputed. DTYPE was set to “LLOQIMP” for parameters  that needed 
imputation  for LLOQ.  All analysis parameters are presented  in below table.   
Note: When determinate subjects achieved  4-fold rise post baseline, assay results at baseline 
below the corresponding LLOQ were set to LLOQ.  
 
PARCAT1  PARAMCD  PARAMN  PARAM  ISLLOQ  
SEROLOGY  C2NGNT50  1 SARS -CoV -2 serum  neutralizing  titer 50 (titer)  - 
Virus  Neutralization  Assay  20 
SEROLOGY  C2NGNT90  2 SARS -CoV -2 serum  neutralizing  titer 90 (titer)  - 
Virus  Neutralization  Assay  20 
SEROLOGY  C19S1IGG  3 COVID -19 S1 IgG (U/mL)  - Luminex  Immunoassay  1.2665 
SEROLOGY  C19RBDIG  4 COVID -19 RBD  IgG (U/mL)  - Luminex  Immunoassay  1.1505 
SEROLOGY  C19NIG  5 N-binding  antibody  - N-binding  Antibody  Assay  NA 
SEROLOGY  NT50_S1  11 SARS -CoV -2 serum  neutralizing  titer 50 to 
COVID -19 S1 IgG NA 
SEROLOGY  NT90_S1  12 SARS -CoV -2 serum  neutralizing  titer 90 to 
COVID -19 S1 IgG NA 
 
6. Data Conformance Summary  
6.1 Conformance  Inputs  
Specify  the software  name  and version for the analysis datasets  
Pinnacle  21 Enterprise 4.1.4., Validation  Engine version 
1907.2 
 
Specify  the version of the validation  rules  (i.e. CDISC,  FDA)  for the analysis datasets  
CDISC ADaM -CT 2020-03-27 
 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491892
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
33  Specify  the software  name  and version for the define.xml  
Pinnacle  21 Enterprise 4.1.4. 
 
Specify  the version of the validation  rules  (i.e. CDISC, FDA)  for the define.xml  
CDISC ADaM  CT 2020-03-27 
 
6.2 Issues Summary  (Pinnacle 21 Enterprise Validation Report) 
Check 
ID Diagnostic 
Message  FDA 
Severity  Dataset  Count 
(Issue 
Rate)  Explanation 
AD0018  Variable label 
mismatch between 
dataset and ADaM 
standard  Error  ADVA  3 
(4.00%)  On Page 21 of ADaM  IG 1.1 descriptive 
text is allowed at the end of the labels of 
variables whose names contain indexes 
“y” or “zz”; Therefore, all labels for variables that contain indexes will throw 
false positive error messages.  
AD0034  PDRMUPFL 
value is not Y or 
null Error ADC19EF  2089175 
(97.22%) PDRMUPFL is not defined as 
parameter level flags. It is subject level flags based on series of events therefore 
having values of Y/N are acceptable.  
AD0034  CDRMUPFL 
value is not Y or 
null Error  ADC19EF  2085470 
(97.04%) CDRMUPF L is not defined as 
parameter level flags. It is subject level flags based on series of events therefore 
having values of Y/N are acceptable.  
AD0099  ASTDY is greater 
than AENDY  Error  ADC19EF  7579 
(0.39%)  ASTDT is greater than AENDT  in some 
cases, as surveillance time could start at various time points for some subjects. For example, a subject's surveillance 
time could be prior to the start of event 
due to positive COVID case or other 
criteria as noted in the define.xml 
leading to AS TDT >AEDNT and 
ASTDY > AENDY.  
AD0124  Inconsistent value 
for PARCAT1 within a unique PARAMCD  Error  ADSYMPT  17 (< 
0.1%)  Observations for 
PARAMCD="HCUICU" are included when we have ICU observations from either SDTM HO or from HCUICU 
observations in SUPPHO. The 
PARCAT1 differs based on the different 
categories (HOCAT) picked from the 
SDTM. Therefore, the different PARCAT1 values for 
PARAMCD="HCUICU" are 
acceptable.  
AD0253  Record key from 
SDTM AE is not traceable to 
ADaM ADAE (not enough 
ADAE recs)  Error  AE 2192 
(5.55%)  AECAT=”REACTOGENICITY” 
records (from ediary) was not kept in 
ADAE (Based on CDISC Vaccine 
TAUG flat model).  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491893
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
34  Check 
ID Diagnostic 
Message  FDA 
Severity  Dataset  Count 
(Issue 
Rate)  Explanation 
AD0361  Value of ASTDT 
is greate r than 
value of AENDT  Error  ADC19EF  7579 
(0.39%)  ASTDT is greater than AENDT  in some 
cases, as surveillance time could start at 
various time points for some subjects. 
For example, a subject's surveillance time could be prior to the start of event 
due to positive COVID case or other 
criteria as noted in the define.xml leading to AS TDT >AEDNT and 
ASTDY > AENDY.  
AD1012  Secondary custom 
variable is present 
but its primary 
variable is not present  Warning  ADDS  1 
(7.14%)  AD1012 check is limited to "standard" 
ADaM variables explicitly defined in 
ADaM IG documents. M1P2EXC is the 
variable to capture the necessary 
information. Any new custom variables 
added to analysis data are out- of-scope 
for AD1012 check.  
AD1012  Secondary custom 
variable is present 
but its primary variable is not 
present  Warning  ADFACEVD  1 
(7.14%)  AD1012 check is limited  to "standard" 
ADaM variables explicitly defined in 
ADaM IG documents. EVENTOCC stands for Occurrences of Event. Any 
new custom variables added to analysis 
data are out -of-scope for AD1012 
check.  
AD1012  Secondary custom 
variable is present but its primary variable is not 
present  Warning  ADSL  5 
(22.73%) AD1012 check is limited to "standard" 
ADaM variables explicitly defined in 
ADaM IG documents. FUP1CA1N/SCREEN/FUP2CA1N/FP
X1CA1N/FUP2CA2N are the variable 
to capture the necessary information. 
Any new custom variables added to 
analysis data are out -of-scope for 
AD1012 check.  
AD1012  Secondary custom 
variable is present but its primary variable is not 
present  Warning  ADVA  2 
(16.67%) AD1012 check is limited to "standard" 
ADaM variables explicitly defined in 
ADaM IG documents. BSSEROC/BSSERON stands for 
baseline sero status. Any new custom 
variables added to analysis data are out -
of-scope for AD1012 check.  
CT2002  RACE value not 
found in 'Race' extensible codelist  Warning  ADC19EF  52998 
(2.47%)  New terms were added to extensible 
codelist RACE for the study protocol needs:  
Multiple  
CT2002  RACE value not 
found in 'Race' 
extensible codelist  Warning  ADCEVD  6921 
(2.55%)  New terms were added to extensible 
codelist RACE for the study protocol needs:  
Multiple  
CT2002  RACE value not 
found in 'Race' 
extensible codelist  Warning  ADCM  230 
(1.15%)  New terms were added to extensible 
codelist RACE for the study protocol 
needs:  
Multiple  
CT2002  RACE value not 
found in 'Race' extensible codelist  Warning  ADDS  2915 
(2.37%)  New terms were added to extensible 
codelist RACE for the study protocol needs:  
Multiple  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491894
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
35  Check 
ID Diagnostic 
Message  FDA 
Severity  Dataset  Count 
(Issue 
Rate)  Explanation 
CT2002  RACE value not 
found in 'Race' 
extensible codelist  Warning  ADDV  828 
(2.23%)  New terms were added to extensible 
codelist RACE for the study protocol needs:  
Multiple  
CT2002  RACE value not 
found in 'Race' extensible codelist  Warning  ADFACEVD  58677 
(2.60%)  New terms were added to extensible 
codelist RACE for the study protocol needs:  
Multiple  
CT2002  RACE value not 
found in 'Race' 
extensible codelist  Warning  ADMH  2854 
(1.45%)  New terms were added to extensible 
codelist RACE for the study protocol needs:  
Mult iple 
CT2002  RACE value not 
found in 'Race' extensible codelist  Warning  ADSL  1166 
(2.42%)  New terms were added to extensible 
codelist RACE for the study protocol needs:  
Multiple  
CT2002  RACE value not 
found in 'Race' 
extensible codelist  Warning  ADSYMPT  9090 
(2.77%)  New terms were added to extensible 
codelist RACE for the study protocol needs:  
Multiple  
CT2002  DTYPE value not 
found in 'Derivation Type' 
extensible codelist  Warning  ADVA  12084 
(10.57%) New terms were added to extensible 
codelist DTYPE for the study protocol needs:  
LLOQIMP and Derived  
CT2002  RACE value not 
found in 'Race' 
extensible codelist  Warning  ADVA  2716 
(2.37%)  New terms were added to extensible 
codelist RACE for the study protocol needs:  
Multiple  
 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491895
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
36  7. Submission  of Programs  
All programs  for analysis datasets as well as primary safety  and efficacy  results are  submitted  as shown below. All programs  were created  
on a SAS platform using 9.4. ADSL.sas  (adsl -sas.txt) must be  run first before  any other  ADaM  datasets;  all other  programs are dependent  
on ADSL  output. ADC19EF program is dependent on ADSYMPT.  
 
7.1 ADaM  Programs 
Program  
Name   
Output  Input   
Macro  Used  
adsl-sas.txt  adsl.xpt  dm suppdm ex suppex ds suppds is co lb cm ie dv 
suppdv vs sv mb suppmb mh pr  face ce ho suppho  NA 
adds-sas.txt  adds.xpt  ds suppds sv adsl NA 
adae-sas.txt  adae.xpt  ae suppae  ex adsl NA 
addv -sas.txt  addv.xpt  dv suppdv  adsl NA 
adcm -sas.txt  adcm.xpt  cm suppcm  adsl NA 
adcevd -sas.txt  adcevd.xpt  ce face vs ex suppce suppface suppvs adsl  NA 
adfacevd -sas.txt  adfacevd.xpt  face vs ex suppface suppvs adsl  NA 
admh -sas.txt  admh.xpt  mh suppmh adsl  NA 
adva-sas.txt  adva.xpt  is suppis adsl  NA 
adc19ef -sas.txt  adc19ef.xpt  adsympt adsl  NA 
adsympt -sas.txt  adsympt.xpt  ce cm dd ds face ho suppho is mb mh lb pr vs  adsl NA 
 
7.2 Analysis Output  Programs  
 
Below is the list of outputs for which SAS programs have been provided to replicate the results in the tables. For the more complex outputs, a detailed annotated m ock t able is  also included as a reference (see the link to the individual mocks shown in the table belo w) to 
give additional details for  each output in  Appendix I . 
 
Table  Program  Name  Output  
Name   
Title   
Input  Population Subset used  
1 adsl-s005-demo -
ped-saf-sas.txt  adsl_s005_demo_ped
_saf html  Demographic Characteristics – Subjects 12 
Through 15 and 16 Through 25 Years of Age –  
Safety Population  ADSL  ADSL.PHASEN>1 and 
ADSL.SAFFL  eq "Y" and 
ADSL.MULENRFL  ne "Y" and 
ADSL. AGEGR4N ne . 
2 adds-s002-ped- adds s002 ped rand Disposition of All Randomized Subjects ADSL ADDS  ADSL. RANDFL eq 'Y' and 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491896
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
37  Table  Program  Name  Output  
Name   
Title   
Input  Population Subset used  
rand-sas.txt  .html  Through 1 Month After Dose 2 – Subjects 12 
Through 15 and 16 Through 25 Years of Age  ADSL.PHASEN > 1  and 
ADSL .AGEGR4N ne . and 
ADSL .MULENRFL ne "Y"  
3 adsl-fu-d2-ped-
saf-sas.txt  adsl_fu_d2_ped_saf.
html Follow -up Time After Dose 2 – Subjects 12 
Through 15 and 16 Through 25 Years of Age –  
Safety Population  ADSL  ADSL.PHASEN>1 and ADSL.SAFFL  
eq "Y" and ADSL.MULENRFL  ne "Y" 
and ADSL. AGEGR4N ne . 
4 adce-s010-lr-sev-
ped-saf-sas.txt  adce s010 lr sev p
ed saf.html  Local Reactions, by Maximum Severity, 
Within 7 Days After Each Dose – Subjects 12 
Through 15 and 16 Through 25 Years of Age 
(Reactogenicity Subset) – Safety Population  ADSL  
ADFACEVD  ADSL.SAFFL eq 'Y' and 
ADFACEVD.CUTUNBFL ne "Y" and 
ADSL.PEDREAFL="Y" and 
ADSL.AGEGR4N ne . and 
ADSL.HIVFL ne "Y" and ADSL.MULENRFL ne "Y" and 
ADFACEVD.TRTAN in (8 9) and 
ADFACEVD.KNOWVFL="Y" and ADFACEVD .FAOBJ  in ("PAIN AT 
INJECTION SITE" "SWELLING" 
"REDNESS")  
5 adce-s020-se-sev-
ped-saf-sas.txt  adce s020 se sev p
ed saf.html  Systemic Events, by Maximum Severity, 
Within 7 Days After Each Dose – Subjects 12 
Through 15 and 16 Thr ough 25 Years of Age 
(Reactogenicity Subset) – Safety Population  ADSL  
ADFACEVD  ADSL.SAFFL eq 'Y' and 
ADFACEVD .CUTUNBFL ne "Y" and 
ADSL.PEDREAFL="Y" and ADSL.HIVFL ne "Y" and 
ADFACEVD .KNOWVFL="Y" and 
ADFACEVD .TRTAN in (8 9) and 
ADSL.AGEGR4N ne .  and ADSL.MULENRFL ne "Y" and 
ADFACEVD .
FAOBJ not in ("PAIN AT 
INJECTION SITE" "SWELLING" 
"REDNESS") and 
index(upcase( ADFACEVD .FAOBJ),"H
OSPI")=0  
6 adae-s091-pd2-
ped-saf-sas.txt  adae s091 pd2 ped
saf html   Number (%) of Subjects Reporting at Least 
1 Adverse Event From Dose 1 Through 1 
Month After Dose 2 – Subjects 12 Through ADSL  
ADAE  ADSL.SAFFL eq "Y" and 
ADSL.AGEGR4N ne . and 
ADSL.MULENRFL ne "Y" and 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491897
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
38  Table  Program  Name  Output  
Name   
Title   
Input  Population Subset used  
15 and 16 Through 25 Years of Age 
(Reactogenicity Subset) – Safety 
Population  ADSL.HIVFL ne 'Y' and 
ADSL.PEDREAFL eq 'Y'  
7 adae-s091-d1-cut-
ped-saf-sas.txt   adae_ s091_d1_cut_
ped_saf.html Number (%) of Subjects Reporting at Least 1 
Adverse Event From Dose 1 Through Cutoff Date (13MAR2021), Subjects 12 Through 15 
Years of Age – Safety Population  ADSL  
ADAE  ADSL.SAFFL  eq "Y" and 
ADSL.MULENRFL  ne "Y" and ADSL. 
AGEGR4N eq 1 and ADSL.HIVFL ne 
"Y" 
8 adva-s001-gmr-
ped-ev-eval-
sas.txt  
 
 
  
 adva s001 gmr ped
ev eval html  
  
 
  
 Summary of Geometric Mean Ratio – 
NT50  – Comparison of Subjects 12 
Through 15 Years of Age to Subjects 16 Through 25 Years of Age (Immunogenicity 
Subset) – Subjects Without Evidence of 
Infection up to 1 Month After Dose 2 – 
Dose 2 Evaluable Immunogenicity 
Population  ADSL  
ADVA  ADVA. EVIMMFL eq ' Y' and 
ADVA.PARAMN in (1) and 1<ADVA.AVISITN <=6 and 
ADSL.PEDIMMFL  eq "Y" and 
ADSL.EV1MD2 FL eq "Y" and 
ADVA.ANL01FL  eq "Y" 
9 adc19ef -ve-cov-
7pd2- peds-wo-
eval-sas.txt  
  
 
 adc19ef ve cov 7p
d2 peds wo eval ht
ml 
 
 
 
 Vaccine Efficacy – First COVID -19 
Occurrence From 7 Days After Dose 2  
– Blinded Placebo -Controlled Follow -up 
Period – Subjects 12 Through 15 Years of 
Age and Without Evidence of Infection Prior to 7 Days After Dose 2 – Evaluable 
Efficacy (7 Days) Population  ADSL  
ADC19 EF 
ADSYMPT  ADSL.EVALEFFL='Y' and 
ADSL.MULENRFL ne "Y" and ADSL.PHASEN ne 1 and 
ADSL.HIVFL = 'N' and ADC19EF.PDP27FL='Y' and 12 <= 
ADSL. AGETR01 <= 15  
10 adc19ef -ve-cov- 
7pd2- peds-eval-
sas.txt  adc19ef _ve_cov_7p  
d2_peds_evalhtml Vaccine  Efficacy– First COVID -19 
Occurrence From 7 Days After Dose  2 – 
Blinded Placebo-Contro lled Fo llow- up 
Period  – Subjects  12 Through  15 Years  of 
Age  and With or Without  Evidence of  
Infection  Prior to 7 Days  After  Dose  2 – 
Evaluable  Efficacy  (7 Days)  Population  ADSL 
ADC19EF 
ADSYMPT  ADSL.EVALEFFL='Y'and 
ADSL.MULENRFLne"Y" and ADSL.PHASEN  ne 1 and 
ADSL.HIVFL = 'N'  and 12 <=  
ADSL.AGETR01 <= 15  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491898
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
39  8. Appendix  
 
Appendix  I: Annotated Mocks for Key Tables  
 
  General n ote: Each row subsetting is based on N criteria plus additional criteria  annotated on the mocks . 
   
Disposition of All Randomized Subjects Through 1 Month After Dose 2 – Subjects 12 Through 15 and 16 Through 25 Years of Age   
 Vaccine Group (as Randomized)  
 BNT162b2 (30 μg)  Placebo  
 12-15 Years  16-25 Years  12-15 Years  16-25 Years  
 (Na=xx) (Na=xx) (Na=xx) (Na=xx) 
 
nb (%) nb (%) nb (%) nb (%) 
       
Randomized         
Not vaccinated          
Vaccinated      
     Dose 1  x         
     Dose 2  x         
     
Completed 1 -month after Dose 2 visit (vaccination period)   xx (xxx.x)  xx (xxx x)  xx (xxx x)  xx (xxx x)  
Discontinued from vaccination period but continue in the study up to 1 -
month post –Dose 2 visit  xx (xxx.x)        
        Discontinued after Dose 1 and before Dose 2  xx (xxx.x)        
        Discontinued after Dose 2 and before 1 -month post –Dose 2 visit  xx (xxx.x)        
        Reason for discontinuation from vaccination period      
             Adverse event  x         
             Withdrawal by subject  x         
             Physician decision  x         
             Death  xx (xxx.x)  xx (xxx.x)  xx (xxx.x)  xx (xxx.x)  
             Study terminated by sponsor          
             Pregnancy          
             Other          
     
Withdrawn from the study before 1 -month after Dose 2 visit  xx (xxx.x)  xx (xxx.x)  xx (xxx.x)  xx (xxx.x)  RANDFL in ('Y')  RANDFL eq 'Y' and (VAX101DT 
eq  . and VAX102DT eq  .)  
RANDFL eq 'Y' and VAX101DT ne .  
RANDFL eq 'Y' and VAX102DT ne .  
RANDFL eq 'Y' and DSPHASEN=26 and dsdecodn=2  RANDFL eq 'Y' and DSPHASEN=26 and  EOTDCDT ne . and (EOSDCDT eq . or 
EOSDCDT>M1P2CUT>.) and dsdecodn not in (. 2) and (VAX101DT ne . or 
VAX102DT ne .)  
RANDFL eq 'Y' and DSPHASEN=26 and  EOTDCDT ne . and (EOSDCDT eq . 
or EOSDCDT>M1P2CUT>.) and dsdecodn not in (. 2) and vax101dt ne . and (vax102dt eq . or astdt < vax102dt)
 
RANDFL eq 'Y' and DSPHASEN=26 and  EOTDCDT ne . 
and (EOSDCDT eq . or EOSDCDT>M1P2CUT>.) and dsdecodn not in (. 2) and vax101dt ne . and vax102dt ne . and 
(vax102dt <= astdt and (M1PD2DT eq . or astdt<M1PD2DT))
 
1. Subset below section with criteria: RANDFL eq 'Y' and DSPHASEN=26 and  
EOTDCDT ne . and (EOSDCDT eq . or EOSDCDT>M1P2CUT>.) and 
dsdecodn not in (. 2) and (VAX101DT ne . or VAX102DT ne .) 
2. Report by each ADDS. DSDECOD.  
RANDFL eq 'Y' and DSPHASEN=31 and EOSDCDT ne . and dsdecodn not in (. 2) 
and (VAX101DT ne . or VAX102DT ne .) and COMPLTDT=.   ; where 
COMPLT DT = ASTDT when DSDECODN=2 and DSPHASEN=26  AGEGR4N  TRT01P  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491899
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
40         Withdrawn after Dose 1 and before Dose 2  xx (xxx x)  xx (xxx x)  xx (xxx x)  xx (xxx x)  
       Withdrawn after Dose 2 and before 1 -month post –Dose 2 visit  x        )  
     
       Reason for withdrawal from the study      
            Adverse event  x         
            Withdrawal by subject  x         
            Physician decision  xx (xxx.x)  xx (xxx.x)  xx (xxx.x)  xx (xxx.x)  
            Death          
            Pregnancy          
            Other          
Note: Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) -positive subjects are included in this summary but not included in the analyses of the overall study objectives.  
Note: Subjects randomized but did not sign informed consent or had a significant quality event due to lack of PI oversight ar e not included in any analysis population.  
Note: Because of a dosing error, subject[s] C4591001 xxxx xxxxx [and C4591001 xxxx xxxxxx] received an additional dose of BNT162b2 (30 µg) at an unscheduled 
visit after receiving 1 dose of BNT162b2 (30 µg) and 1 dose of placebo.  
a.     N = number of randomized subjects in the specified group.  This value is the denominator for the percentage calculations.  
b.     n = Number of subjects with the specified characteristic.  
PFIZER CONFIDENTIAL SDTM Creation: DDMMMYYYY (HH:MM) Source Data: abcdefgh Table Generation: DDMMMYYYY (HH:MM) 
(Cutoff date: ddMmmYYYY, Snapshot Date: ddMmmYYYY) Output File: (CDISC)/C4591001/abcd_XNNN  
  RANDFL eq 'Y' and DSPHASEN=31 and EOSDCDT ne . and dsdecodn not in 
(. 2) and vax101dt ne . and (vax102dt eq . or astdt < vax102dt)  
RANDFL eq 'Y' and DSPHASEN=31 and EOSDCDT ne . and dsdecodn not in 
(. 2) and vax101dt ne . and vax102dt ne . and (vax102dt <=astdt and (M1PD2DT 
eq . or astdt<M1PD2DT))  
1. Subset below section with criteria: RANDFL eq 'Y' and DSPHASEN=31 and EOSDCDT ne . 
and dsdecodn not in (. 2) and (VAX101DT ne . or VAX102DT ne .) and COMPLTDT=. 
2. Report by each ADDS. DSDECOD.  
 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491900
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
41     
Local Reactions, by Maximum Severity, Within 7 Days After Each Dose – Subjects 12 Through 15 and 16 Through 25 Years 
of Age (Reactogenicity Subset) – Safety Population  
  Vaccine Group (as Administered)  
  BNT162b2 (30 µg)  Placebo  
  12-15 Years  16-25 Years  12-15 Years  16-25 Years  
Dose  Local Reaction  Na nb (%) (95% CIc) Na nb (%) (95% CIc) Na nb (%) (95% CIc) Na nb (%) (95% CIc) 
1 Rednessd             
      Any NN nn 
(xx x)  (xx x  xx x) NN  
     
 (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Mild    
   N nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Moderate    
   N nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Severe    
   N nn 
(xx.x)   (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Grade  4   
   N nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
              
 Swellingd             
      Any NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Mild  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Moderate  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Severe  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Grade  4 NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
              
 Pain at the injection sitee             ADSL.AGEGR4N  
ADFACEVD.ATPTREF  
ADFACEVD.FAOBJ  ADFACE VD.TRTA  
 
ADSL.SAFFL eq 'Y' and 
ADFACEVD.CUTUNBFL ne "Y" and 
ADSL.PEDREAFL="Y"  and 
ADSL.AGEGR4N ne . and ADSL.HIVFL 
ne "Y" and ADSL.MULENRFL ne "Y" 
and ADFACEVD.TRTAN in (8 9) and 
ADFACEVD.KNOWVFL="Y" and 
FAOBJ in ("PAIN AT INJECTION SITE" 
"SWELLING" "REDNESS")  ADFACEVD. FATESTCD="MAXSEV" 
and ADFACEVD. AVALC  ne "" and 
ADFACEVD.EVENTFL="Y"  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491901
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
42        Any NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Mild  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Moderate  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Severe  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Grade  4 NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
              
 Any local reactionf NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
              
2 <Repeat for Dose 2>              
              
Any 
dose <Repeat for any dose>              
Note: Reactions were collected in the electronic diary (e -diary) from Day 1 through Day 7 after each dose.  
Note: Grade 4 reactions were classified by the investigator or medically qualified person . 
a.     N = number of subjects reporting at least 1 yes or  no response for the specified reaction after the specified dose .  
b.     n = Number of subjects with the specified characteristic.   
c.     Exact 2 -sided CI based on the Clopper and Pearson method.  
d.     Mild: >2.0 to 5.0 cm; moderate: > 5.0 to 10.0 cm; s evere: >10.0 cm; Grade 4: necrosis (redness and swelling categories) or exfoliative dermatitis (redness 
category only).  
e.     Mild: does not interfere with activity; moderate: interferes with activity; severe: prevents daily activity; Grade 4: emergen cy room visit or hospitalization 
for severe pain at the injection site.  
f.     Any local reaction: any redness >2.0 cm, any swelling >2.0 cm, or any pain at the injection sit e. 
PFIZER CONFIDENTIAL SDTM Creation: DDMMMYYYY (HH:MM) Source Data: abcdefgh Table Ge neration: DDMMMYYYY (HH:MM)  
(Cutoff date: ddMmmYYYY, Snapshot Date: ddMmmYYYY) Output File: (CDISC)/C4591001/abcd_XNNN  
 
 
 
  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491902
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
43     
Systemic Events, by Maximum Severity, Within 7 Days After Each Dose – Subjects 12 Through 15 and 16  Through 
25 Years of Age (Reactogenicity Subset) – Safety Population  
  Vaccine Group (as Administered)   
  BNT162b2 (30 µg)  Placebo  
  12-15 Years  16-25 Years  12-15 Years  16-25 Years  
Dose  Systemic Event  Na nb 
(%) (95% CIc) Na nb 
(%) (95% CIc) Na nb 
(%) (95% CIc) Na nb 
(%) (95% CIc) 
1 Fever              
      ≥38.0℃   nn 
 (xx x  xx x) 
 nn 
x.x)     
 , xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      ≥38.0℃ to 38.4℃    
    nn 
x.x)     
 , xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      >38.4℃ to 38.9℃    
    nn 
x.x) (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      >38.9℃ to 40.0℃    
    nn 
x.x) (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      >40.0℃    
    nn 
x.x) (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
              
 Fatigued             
      Any NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Mild  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Moderate  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Severe  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Grade  4 NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
              
 Headached             ADFACEVD.ATPTREF  
ADFACEVD.FAOBJ  ADSL.AGEGR4N  
ADFACEVD.TRTA  
ADSL.SAFFL eq 'Y' and 
ADCE.CUTUNBFL ne "Y" and 
ADSL.PEDREAFL="Y" and not 
(ADCE.ADT>=ADCE.UNBLNDDT>.) and 
ADSL.HIVFL ne "Y" and 
ADCE.KNOWVFL="Y" and 
ADCE.TRTAN in (8 9) and 
ADSL.AGEGR4N ne .  and 
ADSL.MULENRFL ne "Y" and FAOBJ 
not in ("PAIN AT INJECTION SIT E" 
"SWELLING" "REDNESS") and 
index(upcase(FAOBJ),"HOSPI")=0 ADFACEVD.FATESTCD in 
("MAXSEV" "MAXTEMP" 
"MEDTFVPN") and 
ADFACEVD. AVALC ne "" and 
ADFACEVD.EVENTFL="Y"  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491903
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
44        Any NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Mild  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Moderate  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Severe  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Grade  4 NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
              
 Chillsd             
      Any NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Mild  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Moderate  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Severe  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Grade  4 NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
              
 Vomitinge             
      Any NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Mild  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Moderate  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Severe  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Grade  4 NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
              
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491904
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
45   Diarrheaf             
      Any NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Mild  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Moderate  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Severe  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Grade  4 NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
              
 New or worsened muscle paind             
      Any NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Mild  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Moderate  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Severe  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Grade  4 NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
              
 New or worsened joint paind             
      Any NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Mild  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Moderate  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Severe  NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
      Grade  4 NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491905
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
46                
 Any systemic eventg NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
              
 Use of antipyretic or pain 
medicationh NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) NN nn 
(xx.x)  (xx.x, xx.x) 
              
2 <Repeat for Dose 2>              
              
Any 
dose <Repeat for any dose>              
Note: Events and use of antipyretic or pain medication were collected in the electronic diary (e -diary) from Day 1 through Day 7 after each dose. Grade 4 
events were classified by the investigator or medically qualified person . 
Note: Subject C4591001 1077 10771278 (13 years of age) experienced systemic events, including a temperature of 40.4°C, on the day of Dose 2.  Since 
these events were recorded as adverse events and not in the e -diary, they do not appear in this table.    
a.     N = number of subjects reporting at least 1 yes or no response for the specified event after the specified dose.  
b.     n = Number of subjects with the specified characteristic.  
c.     Exact 2 -sided CI based on the Clopper and Pearson method.  
d.     Mild: does not interfere with activity; moderate: some interference with activity; severe: prevents daily activity; Grade 4: emergency room visit or 
hospitalization for severe fatigue, severe headache, severe muscle pain, or severe joint pain.  
e.     Mil d: 1 to 2 times in 24 hours; moderate: >2 times in 24 hours; severe: requires intravenous hydration; Grade 4: emergency room visit or 
hospitalization for severe vomiting.  
f.     Mild: 2 to 3 loose stools in 24 hours; moderate: 4 to 5 loose stools in 24 hou rs; severe: 6 or more loose stools in 24 hours; Grade 4: emergency room 
visit or hospitalization for severe diarrhea.  
g.     Any systemic event: any fever ≥38.0℃, any fatigue, any vomiting, any chills, any diarrhea, any headache, any new or wo rsened muscle  pain, or any 
new or worsened joint pain.  
h.     Severity was not collected for use of antipyretic or pain medication.  
PFIZER CONFIDENTIAL SDTM Creation: DDMMMYYYY (HH:MM) Source Data: abcdefgh Table Generation: DDMMMYYYY (HH:MM)  
(Cutoff date: ddMmmYYYY, S napshot Date: ddMmmYYYY) Output File: (CDISC)/C4591001/abcd_XNNN  
 
  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491906
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
47     
 
 
Number (%) of Subjects Reporting at Least 1 Adverse Event From Dose 1 Through 1 Month After Dose 2 – Subjects 12 
Through 15 and 16 Through 25 Years of Age (Reactogenicity Subset)  – Safety Population  
 Vaccine Grou    
 BNT162b2 (30 μg)  Placebo  
 12-15 Years  16-25 Years  12-15 Years  16-25 Years  
 (Na=xx)  (Na=xx)  (Na=xx)  (Na=xx)  
Adverse Event  nb (%) nb (%) nb (%) nb (%) 
Any event  xx (xx.x) xx (xx.x) xx (xx.x) xx (xx.x) 
       Relatedc xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  
       Severe  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  
      Life-threatening  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  
Any serious adverse event  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  
      Relatedc xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  
      Severe      xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  
      Life-threatening      xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  
Any adverse event leading to withdrawal   ( )   ( )  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  
      Relatedc xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  
      Severe  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  
      Life-threatening    xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  
Death  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  xx (xx.x)  
Note: Adverse events that occurred on the day of or after subjects were unblinded are excluded from this summary.  
Note: This table includes all subjects 12 through 15 years of age (all of whom are in the reactogenicity subset) and the subs et of subjects 16 through 25 years 
of age who completed an e -diary.  
a.     N = number of subjects in the specified group.  This value is the denominator for the percentage calculations.  
b.     n = Number of subjects reporting at least 1 occurrence of the specif ied event category.  For “any event,” n = the number of subjects reporting at least 1 
occurrence of any event.  
c.     Assessed by the investigator as related to investigational product.  
PFIZER CONFIDENTIAL SDTM Creation: DDMMMYYYY (HH:MM) Source Data: abcd efgh Table Generation: DDMMMYYYY (HH:MM)  
(Cutoff date: ddMmmYYYY, Snapshot Date: ddMmmYYYY) Output File: (CDISC)/C4591001/abcd_XNNN  
 ADAE.AECAT = 'ADVERSE EVENT' and ADSL. SAFFL="Y" and ADSL.AGEGR4N ne . and ADAE.VPHASEN 
in (1,2) and ADAE.V01DT >= ADAE.ASTDT  and (ADAE.UNBLNDDT = .  or ADAE.UNBLNDDT > 
ADAE.ASTDT) and ADSL.MULENRFL ne "Y" and ADSL.HIVFL ne 'Y' and ADSL.PEDREAFL='Y'  
upcase(ADAE.AREL)=”RELATED”  
ADAE.ATOXGRN=3  
ADAE.ATOXGR=”GRADE 4”  
ADAE.AESER=”Y”  
 
index (upcase(ADAE.AEACN),'DRUG 
WITHDRAWN') > 0 or ADAE.AESUBJDC='Y')  
ADAE.AESDTH=’Y’ or ADAE.AEOUT=’FATAL’  ADSL.TRT01A  ADSL.SAFFL="Y" and ADSL.AGEGR4N ne . and 
ADSL.MULENRFL ne "Y" and ADSL.HIVFL ne 'Y' and 
ADSL.PEDREAFL='Y'  
ADSL.AGEGR4N  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491907
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
48     
Summary of Geometric Mean Ratios – NT50 – Comparison of Subjects 12 Through 15 Years of Age to Subjects 16 
Through 25 Years of Age (Immunogenicity Subset) – Subjects Without Evidence of Infection up to 1 Month After Dose 
2 – Dose 2 Evaluable Immunogenicity Population  
 Vaccine Group (as Randomized)   
 BNT162b2 (30 μg)   
 
12-15 Years  16-25 Years  12-15 Years/16 -25 Years  
Assay  Dose/Sampling 
Time Pointa nb GMTc 
(95% CIc) nb GMTc 
(95% CIc) GMRd 
(95% CId) Met 
Noninferiority 
Objectivee 
(Y/N)  
 
SARS -CoV -2 
neutralization assay - 
NT50 (titer)  2/1 Month  xx xx.x 
 (xx.x, xx.x)  xx xx.x 
 (xx.x, xx.x)  xx.x 
 (xx.x, xx.x)   Y 
Abbreviations: GMR  = geometric mean ratio; GMT = geometric mean titer; LLOQ = lower limit of quantitation; NE = not estimable; NT50 = 50% 
neutralizing titer; SARS -CoV -2 = severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2.  
Note: Subjects who had no serological or virological evidence (   1 th f  i  f th  l  d ) f  SARS C V 2 i f i  (i  N
binding antibody [serum] negative at Visit 1 and SARS -CoV -                 
swab) at any unscheduled visit up to 1 month after Dose 2 we       
        blood sample collection.  
           valid and determinate assay            
          were calculated by exponent                
t distribution). Assay results below the LLOQ were set to 0.5   
d.     GMRs and 2 -sided 95% CIs were calculated by exponen                  
[16-25 years]) and the corresponding  CI (based on the Studen    
e.      Noninferiority is declared if the lower bound of the 2 -sid             
PFIZER CONFIDENTIAL SDTM Creation: DDMMMYYY          
(Cutoff date: ddMmmYYYY, Snapshot Date: ddMmmYYYY     
 
   
  ADVA.PARAMN/PAR
AMCD/PARAM  ADSL.TRT01P  
ADVA AVISITN/AVISIT  ADSL.AGEGR4N  
 if lcl>0.67 then Met 
Noninferiority Objective=”Y”  
Number of non -missing 
ADVA.AVAL  
 Method used:  
PROC TTEST DATA=_data12 plots = none; 
by _DATASRT  
%do _j=1 %to &_maxbyn;  
_byvar&_j 
%end;  
; class _trt;  
VAR log_aval; RUN;  
data ttest; set stat; 
where (ProbF > 0.05 and method = "Pooled") or (ProbF <=0.05 and method = "Satterthwaite");  
geomean = exp(mean); 
lcl=exp(lowerclmean); 
ci = "("||strip(put(exp(lowerclmean),8.2))||", "||strip(put(exp(upperclmean), 8.2))||")"; 
format geomean 8.2;  
keep _datasrt _byvar: geomean lcl ci;  
run;  Geometric mean and corresponding 95% 
CI of ADVA.AVAL  
 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491908
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
49     
 
 
    
  Vaccine Efficacy – First COVID -19 Occurrence From 7 Days After Dose 2 – Blinded Placebo -Controlled Follow -up Period  
–  Subjects 12 Through 15 Years of Age and Without Evidence of Infection Prior to 7 Days After Dose 2  
– Evaluable Efficacy (7 Days) Population  
 Vaccine Group (as Randomized    
 BNT162b2 (30 µg)  Placebo    
  (Na=nn)  (Na=nn)    
  
n1b Surveillance 
Timec (n2d) n1b Surveillance 
Timec (n2d) VE (%)  (95% CIe) 
       Dose 2   xxx (nnn)   x       
        ≥7 days after Dose 2 to <2 Months after Dose 2      x       
       ≥2 Months after Dose 2 to <4 Months after Dose      xxx (nnn)  xx.x  (xx.x, xx.x) 
        ≥4 Months after Dose 2      xxx (nnn)  xx.x  (xx.x, xx.x) 
Abbreviations: N-binding =       ification test;  
SARS -CoV -2 = evere acut           
No        ical evidence (prior to 7 days after receipt of the last dose) of past SARS -CoV -2 infection (ie, N-
bin         SARS -CoV -2 not detected by NAAT [nasal swab] at Visits 1 and 2, and had negative NAAT (nasal 
swa )  y   p    y  er Dose 2) were i ncluded in the analysis.  
a.     N = number of subjects in the specified group.  
b.     n1 = Number of subjects meeting the endpoint definition.  
c.     Total surveillance time in 1000 person -years for the given endpoint across all subjects within each group at risk for the endpoint.  Time period 
for COVID -19 case accrual is from 7 days after Dose 2 to the end of the surveillance period  for the overall row and from start to the end of the range 
stated for each time interval.   
d.     n2 = Number of subjects at risk for the endpoint.  
e.     Confidence interval (CI) for VE is derived based on the Clopper and Pearson method adjusted for surveillance time.  
PFIZER CONFIDENTIAL SDTM Creation: DDMMMYYYY (HH:MM) Source Data: abcdefgh Table Generation: DDMMMYYYY (HH: MM) 
(Cutoff date: ddMmmYYYY, Snapshot Date: ddMmmYYYY) Output File: (CDISC)/C4591001/abcd XNNN  ADSL.EVALEFFL="Y" and ADC19EF.PDP27FL="Y" and 
ADSL.AGEGR4N=1  ADSL.EVALEFFL="Y" and 
ADC19EF.PARAMCD="C19ONST" and 
index(upcase(ADC19EF.AVALC), "POS")>0 and ADC19EF.PDRMUPFL= "N" and ADC19EF.ILD27FL="Y" 
and ADC19EF.FILOCRFL="Y" and ADC19EF.PDP27FL="Y".  and ((not missing (DVSTDT) and adt <= DVSTDT) or 
missing(DVSTDT))  
 ADC19EF.PDRMUPFL = "N" AND 
ADC19EF.PDP27FL = "Y" AND ADC19EF.PARAMCD IN ("ST27PD") AND 
ADC19EF.AVAL > 0  
 (Sum of ADC19EF.AVAL)/365.25/1000 where 
ADC19EF.PARAMCD IN ("ST27PD")  
(For subgroup the surveillance time will be custom and derived at reporting level for each period)  
 
 ADSL.TRT01P  
not missing (ADC19EF.VAX102DT) and ADC19EF.VAX102DT + 7 <= 
ADC19EF.ADT < ADC19EF.VAX102DT + 56  
 
 not missing (ADC19EF.VAX102DT) and ADC19EF.VAX102DT + 56 <= 
ADC19EF.ADT < ADC19EF.VAX102DT + 112  
 
 not missing ( ADC19EF.VAX102DT) and 
ADC19EF.VAX102DT + 112 <= ADC19EF.ADT  
 
 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491909
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
50     
Programming note: for this table:  remove footnote “ Note: Subjects had no serological. ” 
Vaccine Efficacy – First COVID -19 Occurrence From 7 Days After Dose 2 – Blinded Placebo -Controlled Follow -up Period  
–  Subjects 12 Through 15 Years of Age and With or Without Evidence of Inf ection Prior to 7 Days After Dose 2  
– Evaluable Efficacy (7 Days) Population  
 Vaccine Group (as Randomized    
 BNT162b2 (30 µg)  Plac    
  (Na=nn)  (Na=    
  
n1b Surveillance 
Timec (n2d) n1b Surveillance 
Timec (n2d) VE (%)  (95% CIe) 
       Dose 2   xxx (nnn)   xx       
        ≥7 days after Dose 2 to <2 Months after Dose 2      xx       
       ≥2 Months after Dose 2 to <4 Months after Dose      xx  ( )    ( , ) 
        ≥4 Months after Dose 2      xxx (nnn)  xx.x  (xx.x, xx.x) 
Abbreviations: N-binding =       ification test;  
SARS -CoV -2 = severe acut           
No        ical evidence (prior to 7 days after receipt of the last dose) of past SARS -CoV -2 infection (ie, N-
bin         SARS -CoV -2 not detected by NAAT [nasal swab] at Visits 1 and 2, and had negative NAAT (nasal 
swa )  y   p    y  er Dose 2) were i ncluded in the analysis.  
a.     N = number of subjects in the specified group.  
b.     n1 = Number of subjects meeting the endpoint definition.  
c.     Total surveillance time in 1000 person -years for the given endpoint across all subjects within each group at risk for the endpoint.  Time period 
for COVID -19 case accrual is from 7 days after Dose 2 to the end of the surveillance period  for the overall row and from start to the end of the range 
stated for each time interval.   
d.     n2 = Number of subjects at risk for the endpoint.  
e.     Confidence interval (CI) for VE is derived based on the Clopper and Pearson method adjusted for surveillance time.  
PFIZER CONFIDENTIAL SDTM Creation: DDMMMYYYY (HH:MM) Source Data: abcdefgh Table Generation: DDMMMYYYY (HH: MM) 
(Cutoff date: ddMmmYYYY, Snapshot Date: ddMmmYYYY) Output File: (CDISC)/C4591001/abcd_XNNN  ADSL.EVALEFFL="Y" and ADC19EF.PDP27FL="Y" and 
ADSL.AGEGR4N=1  ADSL.EVALEFFL="Y" and 
ADC19EF.PARAMCD="C19ONST" and 
index(upcase(ADC19EF.AVALC), "POS")>0 and ADC19EF.PDRMUPFL="N" and ADC19EF.ILD27FL="Y" and ADC19EF.FILOCRFL="Y"  and ((not missing (DVSTDT) and adt <= DVSTDT) or mi ssing(DVSTDT))  
 ADC19EF.PDRMUPFL = "N" AND 
ADC19EF.PDP27FL = "Y" AND ADC19EF.PAR AMCD IN ("ST27PD") AND 
ADC19EF.AVAL > 0  
 (Sum of ADC19EF.AVAL)/365.25/1000 where 
ADC19EF.PARAMCD IN ("ST27PD")  
(For subgroup the surveillance time will be custom and derived at reporting level for each period)  
 
 ADSL.TRT01P  
not missing (ADC19EF.VAX102DT) and ADC19EF.VAX102DT + 7 <= 
ADC19EF.ADT < ADC19EF.VAX102DT + 56  
 
 not missing (ADC19EF.VAX102DT) and ADC19EF.VAX102DT + 56 <= 
ADC19EF.ADT < ADC19EF.VAX102DT + 112  
 
 not missing ( ADC19EF.VAX102DT) and 
ADC19EF.VAX102DT + 112 <= ADC19EF.ADT  
 
 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491910
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
51   
Appendix II: Analysis plan AE windowing  logic 
 
AEs that occurred  on the same day of a dose and without detailed  AE start  time are considered  as occurring after dose but not considered  as 
immediate  AEs.   An immediate  AE is defined as  an AE that occurred  within  30 minutes (including 30 minutes) after  dose.  
 
AEs without start  time  and started  on the same day of Dose  x or AEs (with  start  time)  started on or  after the timepoint of dose x are included 
in ‘AE’s from dose x to 7 days after dose x’, ‘ AE’s  from dose  x to 1 months after  dose x’  and ‘AE’s  from dose  x to 6 months after dose x’ 
window.  Dose x could be Dose 1, Dose 2, Dose 3  or Dose 4.  
ADAE.VPHASE  is derived based  on AE window per the table below:  
VPHASE  Comments  
Pre-Vaccination  Event start before Dose 1  Blinded placebo -
controlled period  
Vaccination 1  Event start on or after  Dose 1 and before  Dose 2  Blinded placebo -
controlled period  
Vaccination 2  Event started on or  after Dose 2  and before or on the day of 1 month follow up visit after Dose 
2 (ADSL .V01DT)  
See details in below section for ADSL.V01DT  Blinded placebo -
controlled period  
Follow Up 1  Event start after the day of 1 month follow up visit after Dose 2  (ADSL.V01DT) and before or 
on the day of 6 months follow up visit after Dose 2  (ADSL.V0 2DT) 
See details in below section for ADSL.V02DT  Blinded placebo -
controlled period  
Follow Up 2  Event start after the day of 6 months follow up visit after Dose 2  (ADSL.V02DT) and before 
unblinding  Blinded placebo -
controlled period  
After unblinding and before 
Vaccination 3  Event  start on or after unblinding  and Dose 3  is missing  Open label follow -up 
period  
Event start on or after unblinding and before Dose 3  Open label follow -up 
period  
Vaccination 3  Event start on or after Dose 3  and before Dose 4  Open label follow -up 
period  
Vaccination 4  Event start on or after Dose 4  and before or on 1 month follow up visit after Dose 4  
(ADSL.V03DT)  
See details in below section for ADSL.V03DT  Open label follow -up 
period  
Follow Up 3  Event start after 1 month follow up visit after Dose 4  and before  or on the day of 6 month s Open label follow -up 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491911
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
52  VPHASE  Comments  
follow up visit after Dose 4  (ADSL.V04DT)  
See details in below section for ADSL.V04DT  period  
Follow Up 4  Event start after the day of 6 month s follow up visit after Dose 4  (ADSL.V04DT)  Open label follow -up 
period  
 
For Phas e 1 for BNT162b2 30 mcg and Equivalent Placebo Subjects : 
For AE’s  from Dose 1  to 1 month after Dose 2  (Blinded placebo -controlled  period): 
• Dose  1 start  date <= ae start date  <= 1 month follow up date  or the day before unblinding which one is earlier (ADSL.V01DT)   
V01DT  is the  blood sample collected  date from visit 7 . 
If visit 7 blood sample collection  date  is not available from CO dataset,  then use the date of visit 7 from SV dataset.  
Else if  date of visit 7 is not available,  then use date of Dose 2  + 35 days 
Else if  date of Dose 2  is not  available,  then use date of Dose 1  + 35 + 23 days 
Note: if a subject was unblinded before visit 7 (V01DT), then ADSL.V01DT was reset to the day before unblinding. ADSL.V01DT=min 
(V01DT, ADSL.UNBLNDDT -1). 
 
For AE’s  from Dose 1  to 6 months after  Dose 2  (Blinded placebo -controlled  period): 
• Dose  1 start  date <= ae start date < = 6 months follow up date  or the day before unblinding which one is earlier (ADSL.V02DT)   
V02DT  is the  blood sample collected  date from visit 8.  
If visit 8 blood sample collection  date  is not available from CO dataset,  then use the date of visit 8 from SV dataset.  
Else if  date of visit 8 from SV dataset  is not available,  then use date of Dose 2  + 189 days  
Else if  date of Dose 2  is not  available,  then use date of Dose 1  + 189 + 23 days 
Note: if a subject was unblinded before visit 8 (V02DT), then ADSL.V02 DT was reset to the day before unblinding. ADSL.V02DT=min  
(V02DT, ADSL.UNBLNDDT -1). 
 
For AE’s  from Dose 1  to 6 months after  Dose 2  (Whole study period without considering unblinding):  
• Dose  1 start  date <= ae start date < = 6 months follow up date  (ADSL.V02OBDT)   
V02OBDT  is the blood sample collected  date from visit 8. 
If visit 8 blood sample collection  date is not available from CO dataset,  then use the date of visit 8 from SV dataset.  
Else if  date of visit 8 from SV dataset  is not available,  then use date of Dose 2  + 189 days  
Else if  date of Dose 2  is not  available,  then use date of Dose 1  + 189 + 23 days 
 
ADSL.V03DT is the date of visit 103 (1 -month post dose 4 for follow up vaccination period) from S V after unblinding. 
If date of visit 103 from SV dataset  is not available,  then use date of Dose 4  + 35 days   
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491912
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
53  Else i f date of Dose 4  is not  available,  then use date of Dose 3  + 35 + 23 days 
 
ADSL.V04DT is the date of visit 104 (6-months post dose 4 for follow up period)  from SV  after unblinding. 
If date of visit 104 from SV dataset  is not available,  then use date of Dose 4  + 189 days  
Else if  date of Dose 4  is not  available,  then use date of Dose 3  + 189 + 23 days 
 
For Phase  2/3: 
For AE’s  from Dose 1  to 1 month after Dose 2  (Blinded placebo-controlled period): 
• Dose  1 start  date <= ae start date  <= 1 month follow up date or the day before unblinding which one is earlier (ADSL.V01DT)   
V01DT  is the  blood sample collected  date from visit  3. 
If visit 3 blood sample collection  date  is not available from CO dataset,  then use the date of visit 3 from SV dataset.  
Else if date  of visit 3 is not available,  then use date of Dose 2  + 35 days 
Else if  date of Dose 2  is not available,  then use date of Dose 1 + 35 + 23 days 
Note: if a subject was unblinded before visit 3 (V01DT), then ADSL.V01DT  was reset to the day before unblinding. ADSL.V01DT=min 
(V01DT, ADSL.UNBLNDDT -1). 
 
For AE’s  from Dose 1  to 6 months after  Dose 2  (Blinded placebo-controlled period): 
• Dose  1 start  date <= ae start date  <= 6 months follow up date  or the day before unblinding which one is earlier  (ADSL.V02DT)   
V02DT  is the  blood sample collected  date from visit 4. 
If visit 4 blood sample collection  date  is not available from CO dataset,  then use the date of visit 4 from SV dataset.  
Else if date  of visit 4 from SV dataset  is not available,  then use date of Dose 2  + 189 days  
Else if  date of Dose 2  is not available,  then use date of Dose 1 + 189 + 23 days 
Note: if a subject was unblinded before visit 4 (V02DT), then ADSL.V0 2DT was reset to the day before unblinding. ADSL.V02DT=min  
(V02DT, ADSL.UNBLNDDT -1). 
 
For AE’s  from Dose 1  to 6 months after  Dose 2  (Whole study period without considering unblinding): 
• Dose  1 start  date <= ae start date <= 6 months follow up date  (ADSL.V02OBDT)   
V02OBDT  is the blood sample collected  date from visit 4. 
If visit 4 blood sample collection  date  is not available from CO dataset,  then use the date of visit 4 from SV dataset.  
Else if  date of visit 4 from SV dataset  is not available,  then use date of Dose 2  + 189 days  
Else if  date of Dose 2  is not  available,  then use date of Dose 1  + 189 + 23 days 
Note: if a subject took Dose 3  in open label vaccination period before V02OBDT , then ADSL.V02OBDT  was reset to the day before Dose 3 . 
ADSL.V02OBDT =min (V02 OBDT, ADSL.VAX201DT -1). 
 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491913
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
54  ADSL.V03DT is the date of visit 103 (1 -month post dose 4 for follow up vaccination period) from SV after unblinding.  
If date of visit 103 from SV dataset  is not available,  then use date of Dose 4  + 35 days   
Else if  date of Dose 4  is not  available,  then use date of Dose 3  + 35 + 23 days 
 
ADSL.V04DT is the date of visit 104 (6 -months post dose 4 for follow up period) from SV after unblinding.  
If date of visit 104 from SV dataset  is not available,  then use date of Dose 4  + 189 days  
Else if  date of Dose 4  is not  available,  then use date of Dose 3  + 189 + 23 days 
 
Appendix III: Handling  of Incomplete Dates 
Adverse events  
Incomplete  AE start and  stop dates were imputed as follows:  
 
Imputation  only applied to  partial AE start dates (missing day, missing both month and day). The  purpose of imputation  was only for 
allocating  analysis interval on AE summary,  the original partial date  format was  recorded  or kept in the data  and listings. No imputation  on 
Diary data  from  subjects  or symptom resolved  date  from Investigator  collected  as partial date.  No imputation is carried  out for  completely  
missing AE  start dates.  No imputation is carried  out for partial  or completely  missing AE stop dates.  All information  on AE stop date  was 
used for imputation logic check  as part  of the imputation  rules for  partial AE start date.  
 
Pfizer  imputation  rule applied:  
Rules  Programming  Logic  
General  rules  Imputation  only applies to partial AE start dates (missing  day, missing  both 
month and day).  The purpose  of imputation is only for allocating  analysis 
interval on AE summary,  the original partial date format  should be recorded  
or kept in the data and listings.  No imputation  on Diary  data from  subjects or 
symptom resolved  date from  Investigator collected  as partial date.  
 
General  Pfizer  imputation  rule applied:  
For Start date:  
- For missing  Day:   impute  Day = first day of the month (01), e.g. 
November  1990 is treated  as 01NOV1990 
- For missing  Month and Day:   impute  Month = first month of the 
year (JAN),  impute  Day = first day of the month (01),  e.g. 1990  
is treated  as 01JAN1990  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491914
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
55  Rules  Programming  Logic  
For Stop date:  
- For missing  Day:   impute  Day = last day of the month (30 or 
31), e.g. November  1990 is treated  as 30NOV1990 
- For missing  Month and Day:   impute  Month = first month of the 
year (DEC),  impute  Day = last day of the month (31), e.g. 1990  
is treated  as 31DEC1990  
completely  missing  
start dates  No imputation  
completely  missing  
stop dates  No imputation  
partial  stop dates  No imputation  
the day portion  of 
ASTDTM was 
initially  missing  • Apply general  imputation  first, after general  Pfizer imputation  rule is 
applied , compare the month of the AE start date (ASTDTM)  with the 
month of subsequent doses/vaccinations  (EXSTDTC)  
• If the start date MONTH  and YEAR of (ASTDTM)   and any of  the 
subsequent dose dates MONTH  and YEAR of (EXSTDTC)  are equal , 
and the  stop date (AENDTM)  is later than the dose date  (EXSTDTC) , 
whether  the stop date (AENDTM)  comes  from  partial or complete dates,  
or AE stop date is missing  then reset ASTDTM  to numeric  value of first 
EXSTDTC  of that month.  
• Otherwise  if the AE  start date MONTH  and YEAR of (ASTDTM)  do not 
match  any month of subsequent  doses/vaccination  (EXSTDTC)  MONTH 
and YEAR,  or the  stop date (AENDTM)  comes  from  partial or complete 
dates is earlier than corresponding EXSTDTC , don’t  do the second  
imputation  and retain  the first imputation  
day and month 
portion  of ASTDTM 
were initially  missing  • Apply general imputation first, compare the imputed AE start date 
(ASTDTM) with the dosing dates (EXSTDTC) in the same calendar year 
and the AE stop date (AENDTM). If the stop date is earlier than the 
earliest dosing date in the same calendar year, the AE start date will  
remain the first day of the calendar year.  Otherwise, the AE start date 
(ASTDTM) will be imputed to the earliest dosing date (EXSTDTC) in 
that calendar year that is less than the AE stop date (AENDTM ). 
 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491915
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
56  Concomitant medications/medical histories  
Incomplete  CM/MH start and stop dates were  imputed as follows: 
 
Imputation  applied to partial CM/MH start  dates and  stop dates  (missing  day,  missing both month and day). For  partial start dates, if missing 
start day, the first day of the month  was used; if missing  start month and day,  the first month of the  year was used. For  partial  stop dates,  if 
missing stop  day, the last  day of the month was used; if missing stop month and day, the last  month of the year was used. 
 
Appendix IV: ADFACEVD Analysis Parameters 
 
PARCAT1  PARCAT2  PARAM  PARAMCD  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Hospitalized  for injection  site pain occurrence  indicator  OCHIS  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Pain at injection  site maximum  severity  MSPIS  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Pain at injection  site occurrence  indicator  OCPIS  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Pain at injection  site severity/intensity  SEVPIS  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Redness  diameter  cm DIARE  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Redness  grade  4 criteria  met G4CRR  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Redness  maximum  diameter  MDIRE  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Redness  maximum  diameter  cm MADRE  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Redness  maximum  severity  MSERE  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Redness  minimum  diameter  cm MIDRE  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Redness  occurrence  indicator  OCISR  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Redness  severity/intensity  SEVREDN  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Swelling  diameter  cm DIASW  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Swelling  grade  4 criteria  met G4CRS  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Swelling  maximum  diameter  MDISW  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Swelling  maximum  diameter  cm MADSW  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Swelling  maximum  severity  MSESW  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Swelling  minimum  diameter  cm MIDSW  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Swelling  occurrence  indicator  OCINS  
REACTOGENICITY  ADMINISTRATION SITE  Swelling  severity/intensity  SEVSWEL  
REACTOGENICITY  MEDICATIONS GIVEN  Medications  duration  MEDDUR  
REACTOGENICITY  MEDICATIONS GIVEN  Medications  medication  to treat fever  or pain MEDTFVPN  
REACTOGENICITY  MEDICATIONS GIVEN  Medications  stop date meds  given  to trt/pnt  symptoms  STPDMEDP  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Chills  maximum  severity  MAXCHIL  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Chills  occurrence  indicator  OCCHILLS  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Chills  severity/intensity  SEVCHIL  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Diarrhea  maximum  severity  MAXDIAR  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491916
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
57  PARCAT1  PARCAT2  PARAM  PARAMCD  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Diarrhea  occurrence  indicator  OCDIAR  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Diarrhea  severity/intensity  SEVDIAR  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Fatigue  maximum  severity  MAXSFAT  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Fatigue  occurrence  indicator  OCFATIG  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Fatigue  severity/intensity  SEVFATI  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Fever  maximum  temperature  MAXTEMP  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Fever  occurrence  indicator  OCFEVER  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Headache  maximum  severity  MAXSHEA  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Headache  occurrence  indicator  OCHEAD  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Headache  severity/intensity  SEVHEAD  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Hospitalized  for chills  occurrence  indicator  OCHOCHIL  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Hospitalized  for diarrhea  occurrence  indicator  OCHODI  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Hospitalized  for headache  occurrence  indicator  OCHOHE  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Hospitalized  for joint pain occurrence  indicator  OCHOJP  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Hospitalized  for muscle  pain occurrence  indicator  OCHOMP  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Hospitalized  for tiredness  (fatigue)  occurrence  indicator  OCHOFA  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Hospitalized  for vomiting  occurrence  indicator  OCHOVO  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Joint  pain maximum  severity  MAXSJP  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Joint  pain occurrence  indicator  OCJOPAIN  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Joint  pain severity/intensity  SEVJOIN  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Muscle  pain maximum  severity  MAXSMP  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Muscle  pain occurrence  indicator  OCMPNIS  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Muscle  pain severity/intensity  SEVMUSP  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Vomiting  maximum  severity  MAXSVOM  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Vomiting  occurrence  indicator  OCVOMI  
REACTOGENICITY  SYSTEMIC  Vomiting  severity/intensity  SEVVOMI  
 
Appendix V: External files used during ADaM dataset creation  
The following files were  used in the creation  of specific ADaM datasets to identify  specific  subsets of subjects  (e.g., P hase 1, Phase 2, 
Phase 3) as well as categories of medical  history data  used as comorbidities.   A copy of the data included in these files  was combined 
into a supplementaldatadefinitions.pdf  file and is linked to the  define.xml  package for reference.  
 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491917
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
58  ID File Name  Comments  
Rheumatic  Report -CCI-Rheumatic.xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
Renal  Report -CCI-Renal.xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
Pulmonary  Report -CCI-Pulmonary.xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
Periph  vasc Report -CCI-Periph  vasc.xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
Peptic  ulcer  Report -CCI-Peptic  ulcer.xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
Mod sev liver Report -CCI-Mod sev 
liver.xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
Mild  liver Report -CCI-Mild liver.xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
MI Report -CCI-Mi.xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491918
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
59  ID File Name  Comments  
Metastatic  
tumour  Report -CCI-Metastatic  
tumour.xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
Lymphoma  Report -CCI-Lymphoma.xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
Leukemia  Report -CCI-Leukemia.xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
Hemiplegia  Report -CCI-Hemiplegia.xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
Diabetes  
without  
comp  Report -CCI-Diabetes  without  
comp.xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
Diabetes  
with comp  Report -CCI-Diabetes  with 
comp.xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
Dementia  Report -CCI-Dementia.xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
CHF  Report -CCI-CHF .xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
Cerebrovascu  
lar Report -CCI-
Cerebrovascular.xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491919
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
60  ID File Name  Comments  
Any 
malignancy  Report -CCI-Any 
malignancy.xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
AIDS  HIV Report -CCI-AIDS HIV .xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to flag the medical  history  terms  
with comorbidities  (record  level)  
Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject  with 
comorbidities  (subject  level)  
Comorbidity  
Categories  Comorbidity -
Categories.xlsx  Used  for ADMH  creation  to derive  the Charlson  Comorbidity  
Index categories by record  level.  One MH term may meet  
multiple  Charlson  Comorbidity Index categories.  
Phase1  C4591001-P hase 1 subjects  from 
DMW .xlsx Used  for ADSL  creation  to flag the subject s from  Phase 1 
Phase2  first-C4591001 -360-participants -
enrolled -V1.0-13Aug2020-
update.xlsx  Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject s from  Phase  2 
DS360 subset  
Phase3 
DS6000 newlist -C4591001 -6k-
participants -enrolled -V3.0-
17sep2020.csv Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject s from  Phase  3 
DS6000 subset  
HIV PT 201114  HIV preferred  terms.xlsx  Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the HIV Positive  
 EUA  12-25 
Age group  C4591001 -subject -list-for-12-25-
immuno -analysis -27Jan2021.xlsx  
 Used  for ADSL creation  to flag the subject s from  EUA  12-25 
subset  
BMI scale   BMI-12-15-Scale .xlsx  Used for ADSL creation to flag the obese subjects for 12 -15 
years age group  
 
Appendix  VI: Surveillance Times  
 
Start- of-surveillance time: 
 
For all VE-related  endpoints in this study, the start-of-surveillance times are summarized  as follows: 
 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491920
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
61  Endpoint's  Associated  
Participant -Level  Population  Start -of-Surveillance Time  
Evaluable Efficacy  (7 days)  Dose  2 + 7 days (Day  8 relative to Dose  2) 
Dose  2 All-available Efficacy  Dose  2 + 7 days (Day  8 relative to Dose  2) 
Dose  1 All-available Efficacy  Dose  1 (Day  1 relative  to Dose  1) 
 
End-of-surveillance time: 
 
The end of surveillance time is then determined  considering the following  events: 
 
1. When  the first COVID-19 case occurs.  
 
2. When  the participant’s  end of the study occurs  due to, e.g. withdrawal  or death  or trial  completion  etc. 
 
3. When  the participant has  first important  protocol  violation. 
 
4. When the participant is unblinded at the time of being eligible for receipt of BNT162b2 or other reasons.  
 
For all VE-related  endpoints in this study, the end of a surveillance period for each  participant  is summarized  below:  
 
Endpoint's  Associated  Participant -Level  
Population  End-of-Surveillance Time  
Evaluable Efficacy  Earliest  of event (1), (2), (3) and (4)  
Dose  2 All-available Efficacy  Earliest  of event (1)  and (2) and (4)  
Dose  1 All-available Efficacy  Earliest  of event (1)  and (2) and (4)  
 
Using the above start  and stop times for  surveillance time, the  overall  surveillance time is  derived as:  End-of-surveillance time – Start -
of-surveillance time +  1 
 
Appendix  VII: Efficacy  Flow Charts  
1. The flowchart for deriving the COVID- 19 cases included below  for the  first primary  endpoints  in evaluable efficacy  participants with 
no serological  or virological evidence  of past SARS -CoV-2 infection:  
  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491921
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
62   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The central  laboratory NAAT result  will be  used for the  case definition,  unless no result is  available  from the central  laboratory,  in which case 
a local  NAAT  result may be used if it was  obtained using 1 of the following assays:  
 
a. Cepheid Xpert  Xpress SARS -CoV-2 
 
Evaluable efficacy  population (7 days)  
N-binding  antibody  negative  at baseline  
No virological  evidence  by NAAT  prior  to 7 
days after receipt  of the second dose 
Presence  of at least 1 of the following  symptoms: fever,  new or  increased  
cough, new  or increased  shortness  of breath,  chills,  new or increased  
muscle  pain,  new loss of taste or smell,  sore throat,  diarrhea,  or vomiting.  
NAAT positive  for COVID -19 at central  laboratory or acceptable  
local  test within the  date window that symptoms  were  present  
Onset  date,  ie, the  date that first symptom  
occurs,  is at least 7 days after receipt  of the  
COVID- 19 cases for first primary  VE objective  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491922
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
63  b. Roche cobas  SARS -CoV -2 real -time RT-PCR test (EUA200009/A001)  
 
c. Abbott Molecular/RealTime SARS -CoV-2 assay  (EUA200023/A001)  
 
2. The flowchart for  deriving the COVID- 19 cases included below  for the  second primary  endpoints  in evaluable efficacy  participants:  
  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491923
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
64   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  Evaluable efficacy  population (7 days)  
Presence of at least 1 of the  following symptoms:  fever,  new or  increased  
cough, new  or increased  shortness  of breath, chills, new  or increased  muscle  
pain,  new loss of  taste or smell,  sore throat,  diarrhea,  or vomiting.  
NAAT positive  for COVID -19 at central  laboratory or acceptable  
local  test within the  date window that symptoms  were  present  
Onset date,  ie, the  date that first symptom occurs,  
is at least 7 days after receipt of the second dose  
COVID- 19 cases for second primary  VE objective  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491924
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
65  Appendix VIII:  Detailed subsetting for Analysis:  
 
1. Key A nalysis Population Subsetting : 
Safety and Immunogenicity Analysis 
Table Category  Analysis Population  Total Number of Subjects ( N) 
Subset Condition for Total N 12-15 Years  16-25 Years  Total  
Conduct of 
Study Randomized 1120  12489  8646  ADSL.PHASEN>1 and ADSL.RANDFL="Y"  and 
ADSL.MULENRFL^="Y"  and ADSL.AGEGR4 N ^=. 
Safety  2260  3770  6030  ADSL.PHASEN>1 and ADSL. SAFFL="Y" and 
ADSL .MULENRFL^="Y"  and ADSL. AGEGR4 N ^=. 
Adverse Events 
(Reactogenicity 
Subset) 
 Safety population for AEs 
reporting from Dose 1  2260  1097  3357  ADSL.SAFFL="Y" and ADSL.MULENRFL^="Y" and 
ADSL.HIVFL^="Y" and PEDREAFL= "Y"  
Safety population for AEs 
reporting from Dose 2   2241   1058  3299  ADSL.SAFFL="Y" and ADSL.MULENRFL ^="Y" and 
ADSL.HIVFL^="Y" and PEDREAFL= "Y" and 
ADSL.VAX102DT>. and 
ADSL.VAX101=ADSL.VAX102 and 
(ADSL.VAX102DT<ADSL.UNBLNDDT or 
ADSL.UNBLNDDT=.)  
Reactogenicitya Safety  
(Reactogenicity 
subset)  Dose 1  2260  1098  3358  ADSL.SAFFL="Y" and ADSL.MULENRFL^="Y" and 
ADSL.VAX101 ne "" and PEDREAFL= "Y" 
Dose 2  2241  1060  3301  ADSL.SAFFL="Y" and ADSL.MULENRFL^="Y" and 
ADSL.VAX102 ^="" and PEDREAFL= "Y" 
Immunogenicity  Dose 2 All -Available 246 225 471 ADSL.PEDIMMFL= "Y" and ADSL.AA I02FL= "Y" 
Dose 2 Evaluable 245 218 463 ADSL.PEDIMMFL= "Y" and ADSL.EVAL02FL= "Y" 
a. For reactogenicity, the N listed here is the number of subjects in reactogenicity subset relative for the specified dose (Including HIV positive 
and not transmitted e-diary subjects). And the numbers match with the number of subjects in e- diary transmission table  (number of subjec ts 
vaccinated  at Dose 1/Dose2). The N in the maximum severity tables are the number of HIV negative subjects reporting at least 1 yes or no 
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491925
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
66  response before unblinding for the specified reaction/events after the specified dose which is less than the N in this table.  For the detailed 
algorithm, please refer to Appendix I . 
 
2. Adverse Ev ent Analysis Reporting Period Subsetting : 
Reporting Period  Subset condition to determin e the AEs within corresponding 
reporting period. (Note: Additional subset for analysis 
population is needed)  
Blinded Placebo -Controlled 
Follow -up Period  Immediate adverse event after Dose 1  ADAE.AECAT=’ADVERSE EVENT’ and ADAE.AEIMMFL='Y' 
and ADAE.VPHASEN=1  
Immediate adverse event after Dose 2  ADAE.AECAT=’ADVERSE EVENT’ and ADAE.AEIMMFL='Y' 
and ADAE.VPHASEN=2  
From Dose 1  to 7 days after Dose 1  ADAE.AECAT=’ADVERSE EVENT’ and ADAE.VPHASEN=1 
and ADSL.VAX101DT<=ADAE.ASTDT <=ADSL.VAX101DT+7  
From Dose 2  to 7 days after Dose 2  ADAE.AECAT=’ADVERSE EVENT’ and ADAE.VPHASEN=2 
and ADSL.VAX102DT<=ADAE.ASTDT <=ADSL.VAX102DT+7  
From Dose 1  to 1 month after Dose 2  ADAE.AECAT=’ADVERSE EVENT’ and ADAE.VPHASEN in 
(1,2)  
From Dose 1  to unblinding (the day before 
unblinding)  ADAE.AECAT=’ADVERSE EVENT’ and ADAE.VPHASEN in 
(1,2,3,99)  
Blinded Placebo -Controlled 
Follow -up Period + Open-
label follow up period for 
subjects who originally received BNT162b2  From Dose 1  to 6 Month after Dose 2   
Note: This is for subjects originally received BNT162b2 and with at least 6 months of follow up time after Dose 2  (28*6 days after Dose 2 ), 
Including all of the AEs within 6 -month after Dose 
2 regardless of unblinding or not  ADAE.AECAT=’ADVERSE EVENT’ and ADAE.VPHASEN>=1 
and . <ADAE.ASTDT<=ADSL.V02OBDT  
Open label follow -up period 
for subjects who received placebo and then received BNT162b2 After unblinding Immediate adverse event after Dose 3  (1st dose of 
BNT162b2 after unblinding)/ Dose 4  (2nd dose of 
BNT162b2 after unblinding)  ADAE.AECAT=’ADVERSE EVENT’ and ADAE.AEIMMFL='Y' 
and ADAE.VPHASEN in (5, 6)  
From Dose 3  (1st dose of BNT162b2 after 
unblinding) to 7 days after Dose 3  ADAE.AECAT=’ADVERSE EVENT’ and ADAE.VPHASEN=5 
and ADSL.VAX201DT<=ADAE.ASTDT <=ADSL.VAX201DT+7  
From Dose 4  (2nd dose of BNT162b2 after 
unblinding) to 7 days after Dose 4  ADAE.AECAT=’ADVERSE EVENT’ and ADAE.VPHASEN=6 
and ADSL.VAX202DT<=ADAE.ASTDT <=ADSL.VAX202DT+7  
From Dose 3  (1st dose of BNT162b2  after 
unblinding) to the date of cutoff  ADAE.AECAT=’ADVERSE EVENT’ and ADAE.VPHASEN>=5 
and ADAE.VPHASEN ne 99 
and .<ADAE.ASTDT<=ADSL.X1CSRDT  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491926
Study  C4591001  Analysis  Data  Reviewer’s  Guide   
67  Reporting Period  Subset condition to determin e the AEs within corresponding 
reporting period. (Note: Additional subset for analysis 
population is needed)  
Open label follow -up period 
for subjects who originally 
received BNT162b2  From unblinding date to the date of cut off ADAE.AECAT=’ADVERSE EVENT’ and ADAE.VPHASEN>= 4 
and ADAE.VPHASEN ne 99 and .<ADAE.ASTDT<=ADSL . 
X1CSRDT   
Immediate AEs  were  those events  occurring within the first 30 minutes after each  dose, which  were  flagged as “Y” in ADAE.AEIMMFL.  
090177e198e31cd5\Final\Final On: 15-Dec-2021 18:40 (GMT)
FDA-CBER-2022-5812-0491927