RE:RE:RE:# of NR patients enriquesuave wrote: To complete my point, at 90 days if we end up excluding at least 10 -11patients ( 9 NR from 1st set, plus patient who died and #4 from PH1) who can be considered severely undertreated or anomalies, then we would say out of the remaining 28 optimized treated patients, we have 3 NR's ( 13-10=3) . Please correct me if wrong, but that is pretty damn good IMHO. Already 35% CR at 360 days is damn good and better than All single agents including CG007 (28%). Plus we have 12% PR which can convert in part or all to CR.
enriquesuave wrote: Nice observations. If we only look at the NR patients at 90 days, the include 1 NR fro PH1B ( pt had prior metastasis and not really eligible) 1 patient who died of HF ( had optimized treatment) 5 patients who were wrongly dropped from trial ( 1st set of 12 undertreated) plus 3 patients from remaining 7 of 1st set of 12 who never got an Optimized Treatment ( only 4 I believe got a second treatment which was optimized. ( so over all 9 NR from 1st of 12 plus 1 from PH1 and patient who died). That's 11 patients who should not really be included in trial data IMO, but are . We are seeing improvement over time so this looks very good IMHO. Also 4 more patients have been treated as we now stand at 45 patients total ( includes 3 from PH1). In May there was only 41 patients total. 7 now pending at 90 days. Looking forward to Next update
I still think a speadsheet representation with 45 lines for the 45 patients, and the appropriate columns representing days, with maybe a little colouring to represent anomalies like the 12 undertreated patients, some individual start dates, notes, etc. would be so much easier to read and visualize and understand as to where each patient is. But I guess that is not to be, so we keep massaging the understanding of what we have. Thanks go to the guys like enriquesuave and a couple others that are doing the fine tuning.
There was a day when I knew how to do an excel spreadsheet -- those days are long gone. :-)) And something more streamlined has probably replaced formatting spreadsheets as well. That's what age does for you.