Abstract
In the article “Evaluation of Multiple Sclerosis Disability Outcome Measures Using Pooled Clinical Trial Data” by M. Goldman et al.,1 the text contained some discrepancies within the analyses of the MSOAC data set included in the paper. The authors found that the discrepancies were present because of a coding error that produced inaccurate results in the Kaplan-Meier results. The authors regret the errors. The text below, provided by the authors, describes the corrected material: From the Authors: In our publication in Neurology ,1 we analyzed a pooled dataset comprising 12,776 clinical trial participants that had been assembled by the Multiple Sclerosis Outcome Assessments Consortium (MSOAC) to evaluate 4 performance tests as proposed components of a multidimensional …
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