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Eighty-eight patients (4%) could not be randomised because of late reporting of histology and 673(3%) for incorrect pre-operative chemotherapy.
27 subjects were either screening failures or withdrew their consent; one subject was included but not randomised because of a common cold at baseline (visit 1, Figure 1).
However, seven patients were not randomised because of wrong histology (one patient), or no available baseline information about requirements of eligibility (six patients).
A total of 26 patients could not be randomised because of early progression of disease during the three initial hospital infusions.
The use of a cluster randomised design may have had an advantage over the use of an individual randomised design, because of the possible occurrence of contamination in our trial when individual randomisation was applied [ 29].
We invited any eligible patient who did not want to take part in the randomised trial because of a strong preference about treatment to join a non-randomised preference arm.
We invited any eligible patients who did not want to take part in the randomised trial because of a strong preference about treatment, to join one of two non-randomised preference arms.
Unfortunately our study design did not allow performing a randomised trial because of legal reasons so we focused on the voluntary aspect.
Participants who declined to take part in the randomised trial because of a strong preference either for remaining on medical management or for undergoing surgery were then given the opportunity to join one of two non-randomised preference arms.
Number of treatment failures defined as those who withdrew from their randomised treatment because of treatment intolerance, whose pyoderma gangrenosum worsened, or whose target lesion remained unhealed after six months of follow-up.
Patients with anal margin cancers and T1 cancers, normally excluded from other randomised trials because of their more favourable prognosis, formed 23 and 13%, respectively, of the population within the trial.
