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[ ] 24 Sep 2012 The Annals of Statistics2012, Vol. 40, No. 3, 1465 1488 Institute of Mathematical Statistics, 2012 MODELING LEFT-TRUNCATED AND RIGHT -CENSOREDSURVIVAL DATA WITH LONGITUDINAL COVARIATES1By Yu-Ru Su and Jane-Ling WangUniversity of California, Davis and National Cheng Kung University, andUniversity of California, DavisThere is a surge in medical follow-up studies that include longi-tudinal covariates in the MODELING of survival data. So far,the focushas been largely on RIGHT -censored survival data. We consider sur-vival data that are subject to both left truncation and rightcensor-ing. Left truncation is well known to produce biased bias issue has been resolved in the literature for the casewhich involves baseline or time-varying covariates that are observ-able. The problem remains open, however, for the important casewhere longitudinal covariates are present in survival models.
JT MODELING SUBJECT TO LTRC 3 the survival data, and CD4 counts for those who were HIV positive but ADIS free were measured at each follow-up visit.
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