An unbalanced study that lacks power: a caution about IPTAS

Response to “An unbalanced study that lacks power: a caution about IPTAS”

“…To further corroborate our conclusions, we have carried out the adjusted analysis on AML patients suggested by Benjamin and colleagues. 2 As reported in Table 1, the number of PLT units transfused was higher in the INTERCEPT arm, both in the whole group and in the AML subgroup before and after adjustment for the duration of leukopenia. The odds ratio (OR) and the difference (D) were highly significant independently of the analysis.…”