D-RSC Database

The Duchenne Regulatory Science Consortium (D-RSC) Database is open to non-consortium members if approved by a data use committee consisting of neutral members of the consortium.

D-RSC Database

The Duchenne Regulatory Science Consortium (D-RSC) Database is open to non-consortium members if approved by a data use committee consisting of neutral members of the consortium. By sharing this resource, D-RSC aims to extend and amplify the availability of data to accelerate drug development for Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The database includes data from DMD clinical trials, natural history studies, and clinical data collections.

Data content:

The D-RSC Dataset contains the following clinical trials and natural history studies and reflects information the data contributor provided:

DatabaseType of DataPatientsAge RangeTimeTypes of Variables
Lilly DMDPlacebo arm of clinical trial1317-14 yearsup to 395 daysFunctional measures, respiratory measures, cardiac measures
Summit Therapeutics DMDPlacebo arm of clinical trial395-10 years52-56 weeksRespiratory measures, MRI/MRS measures, functional measures, PODCI, NSAA
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) DMDClinical study6613-33 yearsup to 3 yearsRespiratory measures
Imaging DMD DMDNatural history study1005-18 yearsup to 7 yearsFunctional measures, myometry
UC Davis DMDNatural history study732 -31 yearsup to 10 yearsFunctional measures, respiratory measures, myometry
UC Davis 2 DMDTest/re-test data for Clinical Outcome Assessment (COA)604-14 years1 yearFunctional measures, respiratory measures
Duchenne Registry DMDPatient Reported Registry3921Reports 1-115 yearsnoneQuestionnaire
PfizerPlacebo arm of clinical trial406 – 15 years49 weeksFunctional measures, MRI/MRS, respiratory measures, NSAA, PUL, muscle strength

Data standardization:

All D-RSC data have been mapped to current Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium (CDISC) Standard Data Tabulation Model (SDTM) structures – https://www.cdisc.org/standards/therapeutic-areas/duchenne-muscular-dystrophy. Data is fully de-identified and compliant to the terms and conditions specified by the data owners. Within the public-accessible database, datasets are integrated, so researchers will not be able to identify participants of the studies or the specific trial from which individual participant observations originate.

What is not in the database:

  • Active treatment comparator data

Data applicability:

  • Enhanced understanding and modeling of disease progression
  • Advancement of drug development for DMD
  • Development of tools to simulate clinical trials for DMD
  • Constructing tools for placebo-arm best-practice modeling within DMD clinical trials

Requirements for accessibility:

  • Knowledge of SDTM is required for an effective use of the data. Information and training on SDTM is available to approved researchers through the CDISC website.
  • The use of the data is restricted to the approved applicant.
  • All research requests will be reviewed by the D-RSC data use committee. Please allow 4-6 weeks for processing.

For access to the new tranche of data from the Duchenne Connect Registry through the Rare Disease Cures Accelerator Data and Analytics Platform (RDCA-DAP), please visit https://portal.rdca.c-path.org/. For more information, and for any questions related to RDCA-DAP access, please email rdcadap@c-path.org and “cc”
d-rscadmin@c-path.org.