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Warfarin vs. Asprin in Reduced Ejection Fraction

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Statistical Design<br />

• Primary null hypothesis<br />

No overall difference between warfar<strong>in</strong> (target<br />

INR 2.75) and aspir<strong>in</strong> (325 mg/day) <strong>in</strong> time to first<br />

to occur of ischemic stroke, <strong>in</strong>tracerebral<br />

hemorrhage, or death.<br />

• = 0.05 two-sided for superiority<br />

• Power 80% for 17.8% HR reduction.<br />

(achieved 67% after recruitment curtailed)<br />

• Given long follow-up (6 yrs maximum),<br />

prespecified analysis provides for a time-vary<strong>in</strong>g<br />

treatment effect (treatment by time <strong>in</strong>teraction) if<br />

hazards are nonproportional

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