The design of single-arm clinical trials of combination antiretroviral regimens for treatment-naive HIV-infected patients
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The design of single-arm clinical trials of combination antiretroviral regimens for treatment-naive HIV-infected patients
Abstract
Single-arm clinical trials are useful to evaluate antiretroviral regimens in certain populations of HIV-infected treatment-naive patients for whom a randomized controlled trial is not feasible or desirable. They can also be useful to establish initial estimates of efficacy and safety/tolerability of novel regimens to inform the design of large phase III trials. In this article, we discuss key design considerations for such single-arm studies.
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