Statistical methods in critical care & injury trials
The methods these trials rely on most, based on the statistical analyses posted to ClinicalTrials.gov, with the tutorial that explains each one.
Kaplan-Meier estimation
Time-to-event endpoints
Logistic regression
Odds ratio
ANCOVA
Hazard ratio
t-test
Fisher exact test
All critical care & injury trials
4 results
- CAN-COVIDIndependent statistical analysis of CAN-COVID, a randomized phase 3 study of canakinumab versus placebo for cytokine release syndrome in participants with COVID-19-induced pneumonia, including its primary binary endpoint, logistic regression, odds ratio,…
- CLOVERSIndependent statistical analysis of the CLOVERS phase 3 trial comparing restrictive fluids with liberal fluids in patients with septic shock, including trial design, primary mortality analysis, secondary outcomes, statistical methodology, and interpretation.
- ROSEComplete statistical analysis of the ROSE phase 3 trial of early neuromuscular blockade versus no routine early neuromuscular blockade in acute respiratory distress syndrome, including trial design, the primary mortality endpoint, Wald…
- RUXCOVIDIndependent statistical analysis of the phase 3 RUXCOVID trial of ruxolitinib versus placebo in patients with COVID-19 associated cytokine storm, including the primary composite endpoint, secondary outcomes, statistical methods, safety, and interpretation.