Actually, in my post 470584 the 128% improvement was related to nGBM ... newly diagnosed. Slide 30: nGBM: DCVax-L improvement over External: 60 months = 13.0% vs 5.7% ... an increase of 128% (Slide 30 mentions a "Comparative Increase" of 228% ... but I think it makes more sense to refer it as an 128% over the 5.7%)
In my post 470584 I also mentioned .... in regards to rGBM ... recurrent GBM: Slide 40: rGBM: DCVax-L improvement over External: 30 months = 11.1% vs 5.1% ... an increase of 117%
I agree with you that a 117% improvement in recurrent GBM is still a fantastic result. In my post I do point out that this 117% improvement relates to a 30-month survival period .... not the same as the above 5-year (60-month) survival period for the newly diagnosed GBM stats. I do wonder what the current 5-year Survival % is for recurrent GBM, and what the DCVax-L improvement is this 5-year period.
One last point: my post 470584 referenced post 470026 from survivor1x, which included:
I think that nGBM and rGBM ... BOTH ... performed much better with DCVax-L than current SOC. I do not think that rGBM performed "so much better" than the DCVax-L improvement in nGBM. I think the nGBM improvement may be a bit superior since it more than doubled the survival for a 60-month term versus the 30-month term survival doubling for the rGBM.