An Adaptive Design for Phase II Non-Oncology Dose Selection Clinical Trials

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Zheng Su
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[1] Genentech Inc.,
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Clinical Drug Investigation | 2010年 / 30卷
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Interim Analysis; Adaptive Design; Fixed Sample Size; True Response Rate; Response Rate Estimate;
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Background: A non-oncology dose selection phase II trial tests multiple active doses in a controlled fashion, and it not only needs to determine whether the treatment is effective but also to select the ‘lowest efficacious’ dose if the treatment is indeed efficacious. Few approaches exist in the literature for designing phase II non-oncology dose selection trials, and the standard design with a fixed sample size has been widely used.
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