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After discovering that the RIF group showed a trend toward an increased risk of adverse obstetric and neonatal outcomes, we then performed multivariate logistic regression analysis to further investigate the association between RIF and these perinatal outcomes, respectively ( Table 2 ).
did not reach statistical significancep = 0.0971.9× alphaplainly factual
Specifically, the mean drop in EF score showed a trend towards being reduced in the immediate (5.7) and early (6.6) therapy groups compared to late therapy (8.6) group for all nerve sparing groups, though this did not reach statistical significance ( p = 0.097).
In fact, a previous nonrandomized trial showed a trend to reduce the incidence of VAP in the lateral–horizontal position group compared to the semi-recumbent position group, and no serious adverse events occurred in patients positioned in lateral–horizontal decubitus; nevertheless, this study was not conclusive, which may be due to its small sample size.
In a previous meta‐analysis, olanzapine showed a trend in the treatment of AN, but due to the limited sample size, the conclusion was blurred.(Dold et al, 2015 ; Rosager et al., 2021 ) In adolescents, although olanzapine as adjuvant treatment showed a trend to improving BMI, due to the limited number of participants enrolled, there was no significant difference.