RE:RE:RE:Only 12 Evaluable Patients at 450 days 67% CR !!!!!!I'm not sure yet, but I think they may have changed the definition of "evaluable" I think it now means the patients that could be evaluated at any point in time. So at 450 days all of the no response patients were dropped except the 2 that were actually evaluated no reponse at 450 days. I still need to dig a some more.
DJDawg wrote: That is so strange. I feel like the AUA poster will be needed to clean up the data presentation.
12 evaluable makes no sense when they said 29 evaluable before.