Instructions : sample Size Calculator for MD,MS and DNB Thesis – Number of cases in pilot study based

One of the Major Problem Faced By Residents while Writing Synopsis as well as thesis is determination of sample Size.

Now With this calculator you can instantly generate the whole sample size calculations in seconds in just 1 click. However before using it

There are certain simple rules you need to understand. 

There are 3 inputs you need to have before you start using this calculator. 

 

 Here

  1st input is defined pathoology/topic ” Genetic profiling of lung cancers”

  2nd input is input is Name of author- Put as it is example Liping Liu

3rd input is number of cases- You should choose a study in which number of cases is near to your desired number sample size. For example of you want 60 patients in your thesis then choose any study which is similar to your study have a sample size of 50-55.

sample size calculation

Here

  1st input is defined pathoology/topic ” Genetic profiling of lung cancers”

  2nd input is input is Name of author- Put as it is

3rd input is number of cases- You should choose a study in which number of cases is near to your desired number sample size. For example of you want 60 patients in your thesis then choose any study which is similar to your study have a sample size of 50-55.

sample size calculator

All these things you should note down before you actually use the sample size calculator page. If you follow these instructions carefully. You will get an ideal sample size calculation. Will all its text and calculations which you can directly paste in your protocol/thesis.

 

SO summary is this.

 

Select a study which is similar to study and have number of cases in it which is near to desired sample size. If you want to have sample size of 80 then use a pilot study which is similar to your topic and have a number of cases near to 80 like 70,75 or 80.

Note down name of first author and pathology or topic of study.

 

And you are set to generate your complete sample size calculations with ready to paste text.

 

Best Luck

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