Thanks Wall, Clark and Ocyan for your responses to my questions. So, I guess the consensus at this time, assuming an interim at 180 deaths and a p value of .01 to .015, that the odds of the interim coming in significant are low (as we quess the SPA stands now), and the final at 360 death are probably good. This is the result of realtively immature survival data and the slow ramp up of enrollment. Is my understanding correct?
As an aside, attached is a dated article about Dr. No. Boy, does he talk out of both sides of his mouth. I can't stand him.
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