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Activity Number: 243 - Contributed Poster Presentations: Biopharmaceutical Section
Type: Contributed
Date/Time: Monday, July 31, 2017 : 2:00 PM to 3:50 PM
Sponsor: Biopharmaceutical Section
Abstract #324193
Title: Sample Size Re-Estimation and Other Midcourse Adjustments with Sequential Parallel Comparison Design
Author(s): Rachel Silverman* and Anastasia Ivanova
Companies: University of North Carolina and UNC at Chapel Hill
Keywords: Placebo respose ; Sequential Parallel Comparison Design ; SPCD ; Sample size re-estimation ; Adaptive design
Abstract:

Sequential parallel comparison design (SPCD) was proposed to reduce placebo response in a randomized trial with placebo comparator. This design is achieved by randomizing subjects between placebo and drug in stage 1 of the trial and then re-randomizing in stage 2 of the trial those subjects who did not respond to placebo in stage 1. Efficacy analysis of the study data includes all data from stage 1 and all placebo non-responding subjects from stage 2. This investigation analyzes the possibility to increase the sample size and adjust the design parameters during an interim analysis; these design parameters include, allocation proportion to placebo in stage 1 of SPCD and weight of stage 1 data in the overall efficacy test statistic.


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