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jakedogman1

09/06/12 10:41 AM

#90277 RE: freethemice #90275

if you were to guestimate the mos numbers, would you come up with an estimate of time from 50% to 61% for control arm and then come up with estimate for 35% to 50% for bavi arms?
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Thurly

09/06/12 11:08 AM

#90288 RE: freethemice #90275

Especially since, according to the abstract:

Of the 121 patients randomized, no significant differences were seen in baseline characteristics (gender, age, ethnicity, ECOG or disease stage.)

So although the control arm enrolled very sick patients, so did the treatment arms.
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jbainseky

09/06/12 11:29 AM

#90298 RE: freethemice #90275

FTM - Question

Is there data on the studies you have in you table on the disease stage of those participants? As has been noted, the recent Bavi trials showed an "abnormally" low control group MOS compared to those studies? Hopefully, at a minimum, Gerber clears up any ambiguity regarding potential bias within the study.

Thanks

JBAIN