Appendixes | Clinical | Mortality Cause Comparison

Mortality Cause Comparison
The Mortality Cause Comparison process compares cause-of-death frequencies between treatment arms via a contingency analysis with mosaic plot .
What do I need?
This process requires several demographic- and disposition-related variables . These include:
a treatment variable ( the actual treatment received by each subject ( TRT01A )),
the planned treatment (intent-to-treat) for each subject ( TRT01P ), or the description of the planned treatment arm ( ARM ),
Variables can be taken either from the subject level analysis data set ( ADSL ) included in the Analysis Data Model ( ADaM ) folder or from the DM and DS domains in SDTM . Refer to Localization-Specific Value Specification for more information about these data sets.
Output/Results
The output generated by this process is summarized in a tabbed report. Refer to the Mortality Cause Comparison output documentation for detailed descriptions and guides to interpreting your results.