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Table 1.

LEN+EVE data sources for three separate ITCs applying hazard ratios.

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Fig 1.

Network of trials included in the Bucher ITCs for a/mRCC.

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Table 2.

Baseline characteristics comparison of patients in the clinical trials.

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Table 3.

Indirect treatment comparisons of progression-free survival: Hazard ratio (95% CI) for LEN + EVE versus comparators.

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Table 4.

Indirect treatment comparisons of overall survival: Hazard ratio (95% CI) for LEN + EVE versus other treatments.

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Fig 2.

Network of trials for the NMA applying fractional polynomials.

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Fig 3.

Hazard ratios over time for progression-free survival (fixed-effects second-order polynomial).

CAB, cabozantinib; EVE, everolimus; LEV, lenvatinib; NIV, nivolumab; PFS, progression-free survival Notes: Solid line is median and dotted lines 95% credible intervals. Hazard ratios based on average estimates for everolimus over the three studies (μ0, μ1, μ2) per Jansen 2011 [17].

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Fig 4.

Hazard ratio over time for overall survival (fixed-effects first-order polynomial).

CAB, cabozantinib; EVE, everolimus; LEV, lenvatinib; NIV, nivolumab; OS, overall survival; Notes: Solid line is median and dotted lines 95% credible intervals. Hazard ratios based on average estimates for everolimus over the three studies (μ0, μ1) per Jansen 2011 [17].

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