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Hi,
In a 5-way BE crossover trial, is there a methodology available that allows one to analyze 3 out of 5 sequences for BE in an interim fashion, and contingent upon results complete the remaining 2 sequences and analyze all 5 sequences at the conclusion?
Could you please provide references on this subject.
Thanks,
Sveta
Edit: Category changed; see also this post #1. [Helmut]
In a 5-way BE crossover trial, is there a methodology available that allows one to analyze 3 out of 5 sequences for BE in an interim fashion, and contingent upon results complete the remaining 2 sequences and analyze all 5 sequences at the conclusion?
Could you please provide references on this subject.
Thanks,
Sveta
Edit: Category changed; see also this post #1. [Helmut]
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