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... The values (end of treatment) of the outcome measures after treatment were used to assess differences between the herbal medicine groups and control groups. We did not include any follow-up treatment values. ... See full document

... The studies comparing CHM (such as pills, tablets, cap- sules, decoctions, and injections) with placebo, Western medicine, or no intervention were included. CHM inter- vention could be a sole anti-fibrotic therapy or an ... See full document

... Randomised controlled trials (RCTs) suggest that psychosocial interventions, that is interventions with a focus on the interrela- tion between social circumstances and peoples’ thoughts, emo- tions ... See full document

... of Controlled Trials (Central) were searched from their inception dates to July 15, ...for herbal therapy in children, the literature search was widely constructed around basic search terms for ... See full document

... current review, we were not able to assess publication bias with a funnel plot because a small num- ber of studies (n ranges from 1 to 3) contributed to each ... See full document

... of randomised controlled trials reported a nominally statistically significant summary result for only 13 of the 57 outcomes, and the confidence intervals of the estimates were generally wider than ... See full document

... The patient population was complex and it was chal- lenging to recruit patients to this study due to patient multimorbidity. Out of 20 randomised patients, only 11 patients completed the study per protocol. The ... See full document

... One of the reviews was excluded due to its low-quality score (Leverone and Epstein, 2010). The 8 selected reviews (Astin et al., 2002; Nyssen et al., 2016; Beltman et al., 2010; Cramp et al., 2013; Dissanayake and ... See full document

... the review was international, the rest of the study focused on the ...mapping review was based on published research and that this might not re fl ect all the ways that qualitative research is used with ... See full document

... of randomised controlled trials or crossover trials that compared orthoses or insoles with no treatment or placebo treatment were included in this ...Treatment trials were required to ... See full document

... of herbal products, namely their different regulatory status in the countries of origin, complex and heterogeneous chemically composition, difficulties with the nomenclature and identification of botanical origin ... See full document

... ongoing trials and other studies, we searched ...Clinical Trials Registry (ANZCTR), International Standard Randomised Controlled Trial Register (ISRCTR) and the National Institute for Health ... See full document

... mean participant healthcare costs in favour of CR (CR: US$3708 vs control: US$6086, p<0.0001). These costs included hospitalisations, repeat vascularisations, any other cardiovascular events plus the costs of the ... See full document

... Smokers who are unable or unwilling to quit would benefit from a gradual reduction in the number of daily cigarettes smoked given its benefit in the likelihood of achieving cessation. Combining reduction attempts with ... See full document

... allow controlled linear intraoperative compression of the intertrochanteric fracture and subsequent rotational sta- bility of the head and neck fragment [1, ... See full document

... This systematic review found only limited evidence that MBSRs can prove useful in PD patients due to the small number and nature of the studies that were eligible for ... See full document

... the trials into low osmolarity (range 208 to 270 mOsmol/L) and high osmolarity (range 299 to 331 mOsmol/L) subgroups; these cut-offs were similar to those used by Hahn et al ... See full document

... the systematic review clearly focuses on Myofascial release, the included studies were very ...the review was pointing towards advocating its usefulness, there were a number of threats that challenge ... See full document

... However, our study results should be interpreted cau- tiously for the following limitations. Firstly, most of the RCTs were done in 1980s and 1990s, and did not em- ploy a standardized outcome assessment tool to measure ... See full document

... 9. Mallery SR, Tong M, Shumway BS, Curran AE, Larsen PE, Ness GM, et al. Topical application of a mucoadhesive freeze-dried black raspberry gel induces clinical and histologic regression and reduces loss of ... See full document