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Is the matched extreme case-control design more powerful than the nested case-control design?

Statistical methods in medical research - 1 Jun 2019

Støer N C, Salim A, Bokenberger K, Karlsson I, Reilly M

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For time-to-event data, the study sample is commonly selected using the nested case-control design in which controls are selected at the event time of each case. An alternative sampling strategy is to sample all controls at the same (pre-specified) time, which can either be at the last event time or further out in time. Such controls are the long-term survivors and may therefore constitute a more 'extreme'...

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PMID: 29927359
DOI: 10.1177/0962280218778624

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