Pham Thao, Van Der Heijde Désirée, Lassere Marissa, Altman Roy D, Anderson Jennifer J, Bellamy Nicholas, Hochberg Marc, Simon Lee, Strand Vibeke, Woodworth Thasia, Dougados Maxime
René Descartes University, AP-HP, Rheumatology B Department, Cochin Hospital, Paris, France.
J Rheumatol. 2003 Jul;30(7):1648-54.
Improvement in analysis and reporting results of osteoarthritis (OA) clinical trials has been recently obtained because of harmonization and standardization of the selection of outcome variables (OMERACT 3 and OARSI). Moreover, OARSI has recently proposed the OARSI responder criteria. This composite index permits presentation of results of symptom modifying clinical trials in OA based on individual patient responses (responder yes/no). The 2 organizations (OMERACT and OARSI) established a task force aimed at evaluating: (1) the variability of observed placebo and active treatment effects using the OARSI responder criteria; and (2) the possibility of proposing a simplified set of criteria. The conclusions of the task force were presented and discussed during the OMERACT 6 conference, where a simplified set of responder criteria (OMERACT-OARSI set of criteria) was proposed.
由于对结局变量的选择进行了协调和标准化(OMERACT 3和OARSI),骨关节炎(OA)临床试验的分析和报告结果最近有了改进。此外,OARSI最近提出了OARSI应答者标准。这个综合指标允许根据个体患者的反应(应答者是/否)来呈现OA症状改善临床试验的结果。这两个组织(OMERACT和OARSI)成立了一个特别工作组,旨在评估:(1)使用OARSI应答者标准观察到的安慰剂和活性治疗效果的变异性;(2)提出一套简化标准的可能性。特别工作组的结论在OMERACT 6会议上进行了展示和讨论,会上提出了一套简化的应答者标准(OMERACT-OARSI标准集)。