highly significantP = 0.0020
Overall, 29/149 (19.5%) patients responded with ≥75% seizure suppression in the non-SV2A group compared with 14/175 (8%) patients in the SV2A group, a highly significant difference ( P = 0.0020; Fisher’s exact test).
Overall, 29/149 (19.5%) patients responded with ≥75% seizure suppression in the non-SV2A group compared with 14/175 (8%) patients in the SV2A group, a highly significant difference ( P = 0.0020; Fisher’s exact test).
7 , this primary outcome did not reach statistical significance compared with placebo.
Both trials failed to reach statistical significance for any padsevonil dose group compared with placebo [ 14 ].