Calculating Sample Size

Presented by Elias B. Rizk, MD, MS
Published as a resource for neurosurgeons by the Neurosurgery Research and Education Foundation (NREF) and the American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS).
Recorded at the AANS/NREF Science of Neurosurgical Practice course

[@oompaloompa23]

Luv the energy and enthusiasm.

[@hemalathamaramreddy8844]

Explained very clearly

[@GauthamanRamesh]

very helpful. Thanks

[@SK-fn5fc]

very helpful, learning more than from stats videos! Could you Please make more???

[@hemalathamaramreddy8844]

Very nice video

[@bc__md]

thank you

[@titushaakonde6852]

My best video ever. Big ups

[@santanudas2933]

Neurosurgeon lecturing statistics! Got enough spare time it seems!

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[@SHAWFUI]

Why i calculate is 1.3 not 1.5

[@samrusoff]

Why does he say that (3/8) / (2/7) is "excellent, perfect" when it's the incorrect RR? I'm doubtful of this presentation, he seems to ask question of the audience just to assert dominance.

[@EccentricAuntWanda1]

I agree that this is incorrect and too bad he missed it. Regarding asking the audience - this is a typical part of resident training.

[@salimvohra]

Agree with ​​⁠@EccentricAuntWanda1, the mistake happened because it’s not a normal 2 x 2 tablespoons as it should have the ‘Had a headache’ ‘No column and then the ‘Total’ column, the questions I’m assuming is because he’s assuming they’ve either covered it as homework or in a previous class.