Is it from the end of treatment to the last follow up, or from the best response to the last follow up?
And if it was the 1st one what about patients who didn't arrive at a response i.e. are still on treatment till the end of the study?
Richard David Gill
Median follow up period since what? That's for you to choose. Median follow-up since entry into the study? Since randomisation? Since first treatment? Since discharge from hospital? You must choose what is scientifically and/or clinically interesting, and/or relevant. Once you've chosen what period you are interested in, the answer is clear: the median is the length of "follow-up" such that half your subjects were followed up for less than this length of time, half were followed up for more.
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