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Excel spreadsheet display of new data from MDA

[DJDawg]

I made an excel table using the MDA data. Shows the MDA swimmers plot. I sorted the patients into how they started (CR, IR, NR) so can see the flow over time.

https://postimg.cc/xkH2XP87

What we can all see is that there is something like a 54% to 65% chance of a brand new patient being CR (depends on whether you include some of the under-treated). That is good. We can see that some CR's drop off but there is good recurrence free survival. I like that there is a nice pipeline of CR's in the excel screenshot who are at 90 and 180. That is good news.

We can all see that there has never been a patient that started IR or NR that was anything other than NR at 450. To show this I just removed the 180,270,360 colums.

https://postimg.cc/hfk7YThr

Good luck to all.

[ScienceFirst]

DJDawg ... Great work.  Great visualization.  Thanks for sharing.

[NotinKansas]

Thanks DJDawg, great job. I just finished going through the numbers myself. Here's what I got from that: The data presented (for a welcome change) is internally consistent: all #s and %s presented in the tables can be derived from the swimmers’ plot (use the verticals to arrive at the CR/IR numbers and rates presented in the tables). The reduction in evaluable patients imo results not

[DJDawg]

thanks for your thoughtful input NotinKansa. I lined up the ASCO data and the AUA data and thought I would be able to match up all the patients but I had trouble. Are you saying that you were able to do so?

[NotinKansas]

Hi DJDawg, I tend to look at data presented in MD&A's alone - not suggesting those are more reliable, just to keep things manageable for myself. From these, I take whatever raw numbers they include (i.e. # of treated patients, evaluable patients, CRs, IRs, etc.) and I keep track of how they develop from MD&A to MD&A. I typically exclude the Phase Ib results (assuming they won't