Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

242 days plus or minus 243 days

French translation:

242 jours ± 243

Added to glossary by Lionel_M (X)
Apr 4, 2009 16:47
15 yrs ago
English term

242 days plus or minus 243 days

English to French Medical Medical: Cardiology
Overall, the mean support duration for this study population was 242 days plus or minus 243 days (range: 19 - 1148, median: 161) with a cumulative
duration of 45 years. As of the publication date, 35 patients (51 percent) remained in ongoing treatment with XXX, 18 patients were transplanted,
one device was explanted and 14 patients died during support with a median time to death of 62 days. The Kaplan-Meier survival rate during support for
the 68 patients in the clinical trial and post-trial period was 81 percent at six months and 77 percent at one year.



Of the 13 patients (21 percent) supported for >1 year, four supported for > two years, one supported > three years, two transplanted, two died, and nine ongoing with a mean duration of 744 plus or minus 216 days (range: 537 - 1,148, median: 651). There were no reports of device thrombosis, hemolysis, peripheral thromboembolic events, myocardial infarction or chronic
renal dysfunction.

plus or minus (à plus ou moins 243 jours ?), j'ai un peu de mal à saisir ici, merci d'avance !
Change log

Apr 9, 2009 08:56: Lionel_M (X) Created KOG entry

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242 jours ± 243

IMHO
Peer comment(s):

agree Jennifer Levey : Yes. The numbers seem strange, and suggest the minimum support duration was < 1 day, because of rounding errors (eg: 45 (years)*365 (days/yr)/68 (patients) = 241.544, not 242 (mean support duration).
5 hrs
Merci !
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "merci à tous"
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242 jours en moyenne, avec un écart-type de 243 jours

Je pense que c'est ça; cela corresponde en tout cas bien avec le "range" (étendue, en français) mentionné, et qui vaut plus ou moins 6 fois l'écart-type
Peer comment(s):

neutral Lionel_M (X) : qui a parlé d'écart type ? /- n'est pas l'écart type//Très juste: "souvent" mais ici personne n'a parlé d'écart type.
5 hrs
C'est souvent la manière dont on le mentionne dans les synthèses
disagree Jennifer Levey : Nothing to do with standard deviation.
5 hrs
What else ???
agree Anne Bohy : Je pense aussi qu'il s'agit de l'écart type. Attention, la répartition est fortement dissymétrique... ce qui explique ce 243 un peu bizarre.
6 hrs
merci, plus j'y pense, plus je me conforte dans l'opinion qu'il s'agit bien de l'écart-type
agree SJLD : c'est certainement une mesure de variabilité - et la plus fréquente est l'écart type - mais ici la distribution n'est pas normale >> valeurs étranges/j'ai enseigné biostats à l'uni de Sydney, mais je peux me tromper ;-)
2 days 7 mins
merci, voir mon commentaire à bohy ci-dessus
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