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Graph_Subgroup radio 4 General Principles, Labs Liver, ECGVitals, Adverse Events  
Labs_Liver_Clinical_Question checkbox 1 Baseline: 1. What are the changes and percent changes from baseline over time? ie are abnormal labl values a result of abnormal baseline or have values changed on study?,
Baseline: 2. Is there a temporal relationship between treatment and lab value?,
Baseline: 3. What are the toxicity grade trends over time?,
Baseline: 4. What is the patient's profile over time? ie display values for multiple lab paramets for subject(s) of interest,
Association: 1. What is the association between lab assessments? Are multiple lab values that are elevated or abnormal - either concurrently or not? ie how can we easily identify patients with simultaneous elevations in multiple lab tests over time?,
LFT: How do we perform a comprehensive assessment of hepato-toxicity so that possible cases of drug induced liver injury are efficiently identified?,
LFT: What are the maximum LFT values (or any max lab values) over time during the course of the study?,
Gen: Are there graphics which can AID in determining emerging safety signals?
 
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Contributor/Email textarea 15   Name and email contact of the author(s)
Additional_Contributor_Info textarea 15   Additional contributors or information
Background textarea 80x10   Reason for the graphic (this could list the clinical question). This field could also describe the motivation for the graphic.
Keywords text 80   listing of any keywords that can be used to identify the graphic (these may be hyperlinked). Some examples are: liver, labs, ECG, vitals, adverse events, MedDRA.
References textarea 80x10   Links or references
Datasets checkbox 4 CDISC Datasets, Vanderbilt Datasets, Other Mark dataset(s) used.
CDISC_Data checkbox 4 ADAE, ADLBC  
Data_Format text 40   Attach an example of the data format
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Graph_Type checkbox 4 Bar charts, Histogram, Boxplot, Density Plot, Dotplot,Forest Plot, Line Plot, Modeling Plots, Mosaic Plot, Perspective Plot, Pie Chart, Scatterplot, Survival Plot, Volcano Plots, Profile Plot, Other  
Variable_Relationship checkbox 2 Categorical versus Categorical, Continuous versus Categorical, Continuous versus Categorical Conditioned, Continuous versus Continuous, Continuous versus Continuous Conditioned, Summary, Survival  
Data_Types checkbox 1 Categorical, Continuous, Categorical and Continuous, Time to Event  
Special_Considerations textarea 80 x 10   Add any special considerations
Code_Available radio 2 Yes, No  
Software Program checkbox 4 R, SAS, Stata, other  
Software textarea 25   What software was used to create the graphic (include any relevant version numbers).
R-Code - Attachment text 80    
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SAS-Code - Attachment text 80   Please link and provide name of contributor.
SAS-Code - v9.2 - Attachment text 80   Please link and provide name of contributor.
Stata-Code - Attachment text 80    
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Other Code - Attachment text 80    
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