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Is Neuropathic Pain a Good Marker of Peripheral Neuropathy in Hospice Patients with Advanced Cancer? The Single Center Pilot Study.

Diagnostics (Basel) · 2021 · PMC8391735 · PMID 34441311

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did not reach statistical significancep < 0.05actually significant
The insufficient number of patients enclosed the post-hoc calculated power of the analyses, which did not reach statistical significance ( p < 0.05) and amounted to 0.12–0.28, making it impossible to accept a null hypothesis when the p -value was ≥0.05.

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The current observations regarding neuropathy in hospice patients may be significant for developing management strategies, especially as the life expectancy of cancer patients is increasing and one should expect that the number of patients with this problem will increase as well [ 44 ].

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