Rajdeep
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New Delhi, India,
2007-12-19 07:39
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 6x3 design [Design Issues]

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Dear All

We have a study that deals with One test drug and Two references. It is a pilot study comprising of 18 subjects. As far as I believe, we can go forward with a 6x3 design for the above study. But the sponsor has different thoughts. They want a 3x3 design with the same specifications? So is this feasible for a pilot study. Definitely a 3x3 design is good to ascertain results in a pivotal study but I do not think that same is the case in a pilot where you need a more balanced design. So what should be a valid design?

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Rajdeep
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Ohlbe
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2007-12-19 10:59
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@ Rajdeep
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 6x3 design

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Dear Rajdeep,

Have a look at previous threads on the same topic.

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Ohlbe
 
Helmut
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2007-12-19 14:16
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 6x3 design (not 3x3!!)

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Dear Ohlbe,

thanks... :ok:
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