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Dear Sir,
In our two-treatment, single-period parallel bioequivalence study of Iron Sucrose Injection, effects for treatments and drug formulations as factors in the statistical model.
Please see the below SAS code for Two-Way crossover design.
Without group effect SAS code for two way crossover design
Group effect sas code for two way crossover design
So, please suggest me which changes should be made for parallel design with and without group effect.
In our two-treatment, single-period parallel bioequivalence study of Iron Sucrose Injection, effects for treatments and drug formulations as factors in the statistical model.
Please see the below SAS code for Two-Way crossover design.
Without group effect SAS code for two way crossover design
PROC GLM
class sub form seq per;
model Cmax=seq sub(seq) form per;
test h=seq e=sub(seq);
lsmeans form/stderr pdiff singular=.5 out=cmax_form;
lsmeans per/stderr pdiff singular=.5 out=cmax_per;
contrast 'T vs R' form -1 1;
estimate 'test-ref' form -1 1;
run;
Group effect sas code for two way crossover design
PROC GLM
class group seq subject period form;
model cmax=period group seq group*seq subject(group*seq) period(group) group*form form /CLparm Alpha=.10;
Test H=group E=subject(group*Seq);
Test H=seq E=subject(group*seq);
contrast 'T vs R' form -1 1;
Estimate 'Test - Reference' form 1 -1;
Lsmeans group/stderr pdiff E=subject(group*seq);
Lsmeans seq/stderr pdiff E=subject(group*seq);
Lsmeans period(Group)/Stderr Pdiff ;
Lsmeans form/Stderr Pdiff singular=.5 out=cmax_form;
Random subject(group*seq);
run;
So, please suggest me which changes should be made for parallel design with and without group effect.
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Best Regards,
Yuvraj
Best Regards,
Yuvraj
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