st: RE: RE: nested case-control analysis

["Jesper Lindhardsen" <JESLIN01@geh.regionh.dk>]

Hi José
Sorry, I perhaps misunderstood. If your data is survival data, first use -sttocc- to create your nested case control sample, but I guess you already did that. Ordinarily logistic regression (-logit-), or conditional logistic regression (-clogit-) depending on how you matched cases and controls, would be your way to go about analysing the data.

Best regards,
Jesper 



-----Original Message-----

Try -help sttocc-   

HTH,

Jesper

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Jesper Lindhardsen, MD
Department of cardiology
Gentofte University Hospital
Denmark


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Dear Statalisters:
Is there some command for the analysis of nested case-control studies?
I know of stcascoh and stselpre, presented by Enzo Cobiello, in the STB-59,
page 12-18, jan/2001, for case-cohort, but did not find anything specific
for case-control nested within a cohort.
Thanks for any help.
José maria 

José Maria Pacheco de Souza 
Professor Titular, aposentado; Colaborador Sênior
Departamento de Epidemiologia/Faculdade de Saúde Pública/Universidade de São
Paulo
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