biotrade49, you make some very good points, especially in regards to the blinded ITT data was plotted from the time of surgery, compared to the unblinded data being plotted from the time of randomization.
As you know, randomization is only relevant in a clinical trial setting. In the real-world, outside of a clinical trial, patients diagnosed with GBM are not randomized, they are only treated with the current standard of care (SOC).
In the real-world overall survival is counted from GBM diagnosis or from the time of surgery. In my opinion, I believe that neuro-oncologists, neuron-surgeons, and other clinicians who treat GBM patients (outside of a clinical trial) will focus more on the DCVax-L 22.4 months OS number from surgery, as the real-world survival number.