RE:RE:RE:RE:Financials early next week?Hi ScienceFirst - here's the 270 day table from the May 30 MD&A:
| 270 Days |
CR | 10 |
PR | 2 |
NR | 14 |
Pending | 15 |
Total | 41 |
If you remove the 3 phase 1 patients you get
| 270 Days |
CR | 8 |
PR | 2 |
NR | 13 |
Pending | 15 |
Total | 38 |
Since we know 30 patients will reach 270 days by the end of August, we should get 270 day results from 7 of the pending (8+2+13+7=30). As of the end of August, if none of 7 are CR the
270 day CR rate will be 27%. If all of the 7 are CR we will have a
270 day CR rate of 50% If we want to see what 270 day results look like without the 12 undertreated patients we can remove 12 patients from the NR category. This gives us
270 day CR results of, at a
minimum 8 out of 18 = 44% CR or at a
maximum 15 out of 18 = 83% CR, depending on how many of the additional 7 patients achieve CR.
ScienceFirst wrote: Eoganacht... Nice input.
If we remove the first 12 undertreated patients from those 30 ones, we would have 60% of those 30 ones that would belong to the optimized group.
If TLT could break us down their data, we could potentially see a trend for this optimized group 60% into the 450-day DR target, giving us a much more predictable picture of where we could land as we add more patients over time.
More patient data evolving toward the DR target will be pivotal on the share price.