Extracting standard error from the 95% confidence interval of a survival

Source: Plos.org· Atchiman Marilyn Ello, Anne Lübbeke, Christophe Combescure· August 4, 2026

Extracting the standard error of survival from published 95% confidence intervals (95%CI) may be needed for meta-analyses. For the extraction, the transformation used to compute the 95%CI must be known. When that transformation is not stated in publications, …

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