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Target toxicity design for phase I dose-finding

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Pages 149-161 | Received 27 Dec 2018, Accepted 21 Jul 2020, Published online: 13 Aug 2020

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Table 1. A decision table for a ‘3+3+3’ design (target toxicity is 0.3).

Table 2. Rejection regions and decision rules.

Figure 1. Schema of dose-finding using decision table. ni is the cumulative number of subjects treated at dose level i; nmax is the maximum number of subjects allowed at any dose level; d is the total number of dose levels. ‘treat more patients’ means additional cohort of patients should be treated to evaluate DLT. After that, it should go back to Step 1.

Figure 1. Schema of dose-finding using decision table. ni is the cumulative number of subjects treated at dose level i; nmax is the maximum number of subjects allowed at any dose level; d is the total number of dose levels. ‘treat more patients’ means additional cohort of patients should be treated to evaluate DLT. After that, it should go back to Step 1.

Figure 2. True toxicity curves and their distributions.

Figure 2. True toxicity curves and their distributions.

Table 3. Decision tables for ‘3+3’ designs (traditional 3+3, TT, mTPI and BOIN).

Table 4. Decision tables for ‘3+3+6’ designs (TT, mTPI, mTPI-2 and BOIN).

Table 5. Comparison of four ‘3+3’ designs and CRM.

Table 6. Comparison of four ‘3+3+6’ designs and CRM.

Table 7. Operating characteristics of TT 3+3 under three dose-toxicity scenarios.

Table 8. Operating characteristics of TT 3+3+6 design under three dose-toxicity scenarios.

Table 9. Comparison of TT ‘3+3’ and TT ‘3+3+6’.

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