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Subject:
Sample Size Calculation Four Arm Study
Category: Science > Math Asked by: tusharalex-ga List Price: $15.00 |
Posted:
30 Aug 2005 05:19 PDT
Expires: 29 Sep 2005 05:19 PDT Question ID: 562137 |
I want to conduct a four arm study using the SWE method if possible.The study is as follows. The patients are given Item A for four months then randomised to four possible arms. First arm the patient is examined and a response of 55% is expected. The second arm , the patient is given a Item B for a further four months and a response rate obtained (let us say 70 %) Third Arm a patient is given Item C for four months and a reponse rate obtained (say 80%) Finally a patient in the fourth arm is given Item D and then examined after four months and a response rate is obtained. (expected response 90%). How many patients do I require? Please give a flexible response as the percentages given above are approximate. |
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