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Outcome-blinded sample size re-estimation for externally controlled single-arm trials using baseline covariates
Externally controlled single-arm trials provide an option when limited patient populations or ethical constraints make concurrent randomized controls impractical, including in rare diseases and investigator-initiated trials with limited recruitment. Standardization improves comparability by aligning
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