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Original Articles

Understanding the effects on HR-QoL of treatment for overactive bladder: a detailed analysis of EQ-5D clinical trial data for mirabegron

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Pages 866-876 | Accepted 01 May 2013, Published online: 20 May 2013

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Figure 1. Randomization of patients to treatment arms from pooled clinical trial data and description of the resulting EQ-5D Full Analysis Set (FAS) and Mod-ITT Set (Mod-ITT).

Figure 1. Randomization of patients to treatment arms from pooled clinical trial data and description of the resulting EQ-5D Full Analysis Set (FAS) and Mod-ITT Set (Mod-ITT).

Table 1. Patients’ baseline characteristics by treatment group (mod-ITT).

Table 2. Patients’ baseline EQ-5D profiles by treatment group (mod-ITT).

Figure 2. EQ-5D questionnaire: Utility index (UK value sets), adjusted changes from baseline (LS means)–modified ITT.

Figure 2. EQ-5D questionnaire: Utility index (UK value sets), adjusted changes from baseline (LS means)–modified ITT.

Figure 3. Changes from baseline in UK Index scores: adjusted AUC’s (LS means) on 12 weeks–modified ITT (based on the sub-set of patients with EQ-5D profiles worse than 11111 at baseline).

Figure 3. Changes from baseline in UK Index scores: adjusted AUC’s (LS means) on 12 weeks–modified ITT (based on the sub-set of patients with EQ-5D profiles worse than 11111 at baseline).

Figure 4. EQ-VAS adjusted changes from baseline (LS means), modified ITT set.

Figure 4. EQ-VAS adjusted changes from baseline (LS means), modified ITT set.

Figure 5. Pareto classification of health change from baseline to health status at 12 weeks, modified ITT set.

Figure 5. Pareto classification of health change from baseline to health status at 12 weeks, modified ITT set.

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