Time-to-event · Analysis and reporting

RMST Difference by Restriction Horizon

Exactly integrated synthetic survival curves show how restricted mean survival differences depend on the horizon.

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When to use it

Use for a prespecified time-scale contrast; use appropriate estimators and uncertainty for actual censored data.

How to read it

The two exponential rates are 0.03 and 0.04 per month. Curves are assumptions, not observed patient survival or fitted treatment effects.

Worked example

Exactly integrated synthetic survival curves show how restricted mean survival differences depend on the horizon.

The two exponential rates are 0.03 and 0.04 per month. Curves are assumptions, not observed patient survival or fitted treatment effects.

Result: Use for a prespecified time-scale contrast; use appropriate estimators and uncertainty for actual censored data.

Produced by

Restricted Mean Survival Time (RMST)Censoring: Types, Mechanisms, and Informativeness

Reference: Primary method sources are listed in the linked producing-method entries. The displayed data are original synthetic teaching examples, not published patient results.