The number of ICTs collected was mostly in-line with the Testing Distribution Plan (TDP).
This said, in swimming eight EPO tests were planned but only two were performed, due
to a lack of coordination between the PASO MC representative and the lead DCO.
The IO Team is satisfied with what we have seen and the most of the international DCOs
were working in a very professional fashion, and the Mexican DCOs showed
improvement as the Games were progressing. The urine sample collection during the
Games was generally done in accordance with the PASO Rules and Doping Control
Manual as well as the International Standard for Testing. However, a few key issues that
were observed:
Two DCOs did not appear to be fully following the testing procedures. This was
raised with the PASO MC, resulting in one of the two DCOs being removed; The
IO Team observed a number of mistakes in the completion of the Doping Control
Forms by the DCOs, although most were minor. In few cases the mistakes could
have been relevant during the Results Management process should an Adverse
Analytical Finding (AAF) been reported; and
In some the box on the DCF indicating consent to have the sample used for
research was not filled. On most DCFs the box for “blood transfusions in the last
six months” was unnecessarily completed, given that it should only be filled in
case of blood collection.
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