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“a decreasing trend”

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p=0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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Additionally, the rates of oral administration of NSAIDs at 1 (46.43%), 4 (78.57%), 12 (67.86%) and 24 weeks (67.86%) post-op were lower than the preoperative rate ( Table 4 ). Effective Rate The significant effective and total effective rates showed a decreasing trend at all follow-up periods postoperatively.
In females, 1) age and ALT showed an increasing trend and eGFR showed a decreasing trend with increasing risk factors for Mets; 2) F index, FF index, and F-FF ratio showed an increasing trend with increasing risk factors for Mets, but no significant difference was found between Type C and Type D; 3) The proportion of subjects with BMI <23 kg/m 2 was significantly higher in Type A; 4) The proportion of subjects with FF index <15 kg/m 2 was significantly higher in Type A.