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1 Bei 3 Behandlungszyklen und einer qualitativen Messung des Outcomes z. B. im Sinne von „besser” oder „schlechter” beträgt die Wahrscheinlichkeit für eine durch den Zufall bedingten, konsistenten Überlegenheit des Verums 1 : 23 = 0,125 [9].
Dr. med. Thomas Fischer
Abteilung Allgemeinmedizin · Universität Göttingen
Humboldtallee 38
37073 Göttingen
Email: tfische@gwdg.de
