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objective response rate (orr)
How is ORR Reported in Clinical Trials?
In clinical trials, ORR is typically reported alongside other endpoints such as
progression-free survival (PFS)
and
overall survival (OS)
. This comprehensive approach provides a more complete picture of a treatment's efficacy and safety.
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