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Win Ratios in Ophthalmology—a Hierarchical Metric to Evaluate Adverse Outcomes in Comparative Studies
Clinical trials in ophthalmology frequently report multiple efficacy and safety outcomes of varying clinical importance analyzed either in isolation or as simple composites. The Win Ratio (WR) is a hierarchical composite metric originally developed to address such limitations in cardiovascular resea
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