EGT03 Table 1 (Default) Shift Table of ECG Interval Data - Baseline versus Minimum Post-Baseline

The EGT03 Table entries provide the number of patients by baseline assessment and minimum post-baseline assessment. Percentages are based on the total number of patients in a treatment group. Baseline is the patient's last observation prior to initiation of study drug.

Usage

egt03_1_main(
  adam_db,
  arm_var = "ARMCD",
  summaryvar = list(`Baseline Reference Range Indicator` = "BNRIND"),
  splitvar = list(`Analysis Reference Range Indicator` = "ANRIND"),
  deco = std_deco("EGT03"),
  ...
)

egt03_1_lyt(
  arm_var,
  splitvar,
  summaryvar,
  lbl_armvar,
  lbl_splitvar,
  lbl_summaryvars,
  deco
)

egt03_1_check(adam_db, req_tables, visit_var, paramcd_value, visit_value)

egt03_1_pre(adam_db, visit_var = "AVISIT", paramcd_value = "HR", ...)

egt03_1_post(tlg, prune_0 = FALSE, ...)

egt03_1

Format

An object of class chevron_t of length 1.

Arguments

adam_db: (dm) object containing the ADaM datasets
arm_var: (vector of character) the arm variables used for row split, typically "ARMCD".
summaryvar: (list) variables to be analyzed, typically "BNRIND". Names are used as subtitles. For values where no name is provided, the label attribute of the corresponding column in adeg table of adam_db is used.
splitvar: (list) variables to be analyzed, typically "BNRIND". Names are used as subtitles. For values where no name is provided, the label attribute of the corresponding column in adeg table of adam_db is used.
deco: (character) decoration with title, subtitles and main_footer content
...: not used.
lbl_armvar: (character) label of the arm_var variable.
lbl_splitvar: (character) label of the splitvar variable.
lbl_summaryvars: (character) label of the summaryvar variable.
req_tables: (character) names of the required tables.
visit_var: Analysis Visit variable.
paramcd_value: Value of PARAMCD variable.
visit_value: Value of visit variable.
tlg: (TableTree, Listing or ggplot) object typically produced by a main function.
prune_0: (logical) remove 0 count rows

Details

ADEG data are subsetted to contain only "POST-BASELINE MINIMUM" visit
the number of patients by baseline assessment and minimum post-baseline assessment.
Percentages are based on the total number of patients in a treatment group.
Split columns by Analysis Reference Range Indicator, typically ANRIND.
Does not include a total column by default.
Sorted based on factor level.

Functions

egt03_1_main(): Main TLG function
egt03_1_lyt(): Layout
egt03_1_check(): Checks
egt03_1_pre(): Preprocessing
egt03_1_post(): Postprocessing

Note

adam_db object must contain an adeg table with a "ARMCD" column as well as columns specified in summaryvar and splitvar.

Examples

db <- syn_data
run(egt03_1, db)
#>   Planned Arm Code                           Minimum Post-Baseline Assessment     
#>     Baseline Reference Range Indicator       LOW         NORMAL     HIGH   Missing
#>   ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————
#>   ARM A (N=134)                                                                   
#>     LOW                                   1 (0.7%)      5 (3.7%)     0        0   
#>     NORMAL                               36 (26.9%)    85 (63.4%)    0        0   
#>     HIGH                                  3 (2.2%)       4 (3%)      0        0   
#>     Missing                                   0            0         0        0   
#>   ARM B (N=134)                                                                   
#>     LOW                                   1 (0.7%)      9 (6.7%)     0        0   
#>     NORMAL                               41 (30.6%)    78 (58.2%)    0        0   
#>     HIGH                                  1 (0.7%)       4 (3%)      0        0   
#>     Missing                                   0            0         0        0   
#>   ARM C (N=132)                                                                   
#>     LOW                                    4 (3%)      11 (8.3%)     0        0   
#>     NORMAL                               32 (24.2%)    75 (56.8%)    0        0   
#>     HIGH                                  1 (0.8%)      9 (6.8%)     0        0   
#>     Missing                                   0            0         0        0