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In a previous study comparing alcohol with mechanical debridement in patients who underwent bilateral PRK, results showed a trend toward a quicker visual rehabilitation in the alcohol-treated patients along with equivalent safety and efficacy. 23 In another similar study, a faster and more circumscribed epithelial removal was achieved when using alcohol rather than a scalpel blade. 9 There was also a trend toward more haze in the mechanically scraped patients over the course of the same study.
Namely, the HW group reached significantly higher grip strength differences (compared to the C group) in the first ( p = 0.012), pinch I/II + III + IV ( p = 0.021), and pinch I/II + III ( p = 0.015), while the pinch I/III ( p = 0.171) and pinch I/III + IV ( p = 0.068) showed a trend towards improvement in the HW group.
Some previous VNS studies showed a trend toward improvements in depression in epilepsy patients with a comorbid major depressive disorder, 10 11 and a significant improvement in depression after a 6-month follow-up. 12 In contrast, other VNS studies found no significant changes in depression, whereas significant improvements were observed