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  1. Nested case-control study

    A nested case-control (NCC) study is a variation of a case-control study in which cases and controls are drawn from the population in a fully enumerated cohort. [1] Usually, the exposure of interest is only measured among the cases and the selected controls. Thus the nested case-control study is more efficient than the full cohort design.

  2. Nested case-control studies: advantages and disadvantages

    a) The nested case-control study is a retrospective design b) The study design minimised selection bias compared with a case-control study c) Recall bias was minimised compared with a case-control study d) Causality could be inferred from the association between prescription of antipsychotic drugs and venous thromboembolism Answers

  3. A Practical Overview of Case-Control Studies in Clinical Practice

    Case-control studies are one of the major observational study designs for performing clinical research. The advantages of these study designs over other study designs are that they are relatively quick to perform, economical, and easy to design and implement.

  4. Nested case-control studies

    In the nested case-control study, cases of a disease that occur in a defined cohort are identified and, for each, a specified number of matched controls is selected from among those in the cohort who have not developed the disease by the time of disease occurrence in the case.

  5. Nested case-control studies (Chapter 7)

    The nested case-control design accommodates case event times into the sampling of controls. In this design one or more controls is or are selected for each case from the risk set at the time at which the case event occurs. Controls may also be matched to cases on selected variables.

  6. Analysis of Nested Case-Control Study Designs: Revisiting the Inverse

    The nested case-control design, like the case-cohort design, is a schema in which a representative sample of a full cohort is used. It includes all cases and a pre-specified number of controls randomly chosen from the risk set of each failure time ( Thomas, 1977 ). The design is also referred as incidence density sampling or risk set sampling.

  7. A Nested Case-Control Study

    A Nested Case-Control Study Suppose a prospective cohort study were conducted among almost 90,000 women for the purpose of studying the determinants of cancer and cardiovascular disease.

  8. Advantages of the nested case-control design in diagnostic research

    We draw nested case-control samples from the full study population with case:control ratios of 1:1, 1:2, 1:3 and 1:4 (per ratio 100 samples were taken). We calculated diagnostic accuracy estimates for two tests that are used to detect DVT in clinical practice. Results

  9. Application of the matched nested case-control design to the secondary

    A nested case-control study is an efficient design that can be embedded within an existing cohort study or randomised trial. It has a number of advantages compared to the conventional case-control design, and has the potential to answer important research questions using untapped prospectively collected data. Methods

  10. Nested Study

    A nested case-control study is one that is "nested" within a cohort study. In many cohort studies, all subjects provide a wide range of information at the time of recruitment, e.g., results from a physical examination, answers to multiple questionnaires, blood and urine samples, and results from imaging techniques. ...

  11. A Practical Overview of Case-Control Studies in Clinical Practice

    Case-control studies are one of the major observational study designs for performing clinical research. The advantages of these study designs over other study designs are that they are relatively quick to perform, economical, and easy to design and implement.

  12. Methodologic considerations in the design and analysis of nested case

    The nested case-control study (NCC) design within a prospective cohort study is used when outcome data are available for all subjects, but the exposure of interest has not been collected, and is difficult or prohibitively expensive to obtain for all subjects. A NCC analysis with good matching procedures yields estimates that are as efficient ...

  13. Anticholinergic Drug Exposure and the Risk of Dementia: A Nested Case

    This was a nested case-control study within a cohort of patients registered with practices in England contributing to the QResearch database (version 41). QResearch is an anonymized research database of more than 30 million individuals in over 1500 general practices that includes data recorded prospectively from routine health care. The data ...

  14. Nested Case-Control Studies in Cohorts with Competing Events

    The nested case-control design is the most widely used method for sampling from epidemiologic cohorts when investigators need to collect additional data in a reduced sample. 1 Using incidence density sampling, the potential impact of exposures on disease occurrence can be studied by hazard ratios in a reduced data set. 1, 2 Furthermore, the cumu...

  15. Nested Case-Control Studies

    Abstract. The nested case-control study design (or the case-control in a cohort study) is described here and compared with other designs, including the classic case-control and cohort studies and the case-cohort study. In the nested case-control study, cases of a disease that occur in a defined cohort are identified and, for each, a specified ...

  16. Advantages of the nested case-control design in diagnostic research

    The nested case-control study design can be advantageous over a full cross-sectional cohort design when actual disease prevalence in subjects suspected of a target condition is low, the index test is costly to perform, or if the index test is invasive and may lead to side effects. Under these conditions, one limits patient burden and saves time ...

  17. Methodologic considerations in the design and analysis of nested case

    The nested case-control study (NCC) design within a prospective cohort study is used when outcome data are available for all subjects, but the exposure of interest has not been collected, and is difficult or prohibitively expensive to obtain for all subjects.

  18. The nested case-control study in cardiology

    The nested case-control study is an efficient epidemiological design whereby a case-control approach is employed within an established cohort. The large number of recent prospective studies and randomized trials conducted in cardiology provide cohorts within which the nested case-control approach is increasingly used.

  19. A New Comparison of Nested Case-Control and Case-Cohort Designs and

    Introduction Case-cohort and nested case-control designs are the most common approaches for reducing the costs of exposure assessment in prospective epidemiologic studies. Exposure data in these designs are obtained on a subset of the full cohort.

  20. A Nested Case-Control Study

    A Nested Case-Control Study Now consider a hypothetical prospective cohort study among 89,949 women in whom the investigators took blood samples and froze them at baseline for possible future use. After following the cohort for 12 years the investigators wanted to investigate a possible association between the pesticide DDT and breast cancer.

  21. Use of drugs for hyperlipidaemia and diabetes and risk of primary and

    Objectives Previous studies have suggested that fibrates and glitazones may have a role in brain tumour prevention. We examined if there is support for these observations using primary care records from the UK Clinical Practice Research Datalink (CPRD). Design We conducted two nested case-control studies using primary and secondary brain tumours identified within CPRD between 2000 and 2016.

  22. Burden of Candida-related vascular graft infection: a nested-case

    Purpose: We aimed to assess risk factors of candida-related Vascular Graft Infections (VGIs). Methods: We did a case-control study (1:4) matched by age and year of infection, nested in a cohort of patient with a history of VGIs. Cases were defined by a positive culture for Candida spp. in biological samples and controls were defined by a positive culture for bacterial strains only in ...

  23. A Practical Overview of Case-Control Studies in Clinical Practice

    The main advantages of a nested case-control study are as follows: (1) cost reduction and effort minimization, as only a fraction of the parent cohort requires the necessary outcome assessment; (2) reduced selection bias, as both case and control subjects are sampled from the same population; and (3) flexibility in analysis by allowing testing of a hypotheses in the future that is not ...

  24. Alendronate Use and Risk of Type 2 Diabetes: A Nationwide Danish Nested

    In this large nationwide nested case-control study, we found that patients with type 2 diabetes were less likely than matched control subjects to have ever used alendronate. The largest risk reduction observed was almost 40% among ever users of alendronate compared to non-users. In addition, we present a significant and prominent dose-dependent ...

  25. Bias in full cohort and nested case-control studies?

    Fundamentally, a properly executed case-control study nested in a cohort is valid if the corresponding analysis of the full cohort is valid. The mathematics of the likelihoods are the same for both, 5 as Langholz and Richardson 1 point out, and the same software procedures work for both.

  26. Burden of Candida-related vascular graft infection: a nested-case

    Purpose We aimed to assess risk factors of candida-related Vascular Graft Infections (VGIs). Methods We did a case-control study (1:4) matched by age and year of infection, nested in a cohort of patient with a history of VGIs. Cases were defined by a positive culture for Candida spp. in biological samples and controls were defined by a positive culture for bacterial strains only in ...

  27. Prescription Opioid Exposure During Pregnancy and Risk of Spontaneous

    We performed a nested case-control study 12 constructed from a retrospective cohort of pregnant patients enrolled in Tennessee Medicaid (TennCare), which provides insurance coverage to 50% of state pregnant patients. 13 TennCare enrollment files were linked to health care encounters, hospital discharge data, vital records, and prescription ...

  28. Design and analysis of nested case-control studies for recurrent events

    Nested case-control studies: univariate case. In this article, we develop methods for performing estimation and inference for the joint frailty model for recurrent events and a terminal event in contexts where complete data is not available - for example, it may be expensive, time-consuming, or otherwise infeasible to collect certain exposure ...

  29. The Mediating Effect of the Choline-to-Betaine Ratio on the ...

    Methods: We conducted a nested, case-control study within the China H-type Hypertension Registry Study, including 751 cases and 1:1 matched controls. To assess the association of PEMT rs7946 and digestive system cancer, we estimated odds ratios with 95% confidence intervals (CIs) using conditional logistic regression. We used the bootstrap test ...