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SAS macro programme for Bang’s Blinding Index to assess and visualise the success of blinding in randomised controlled trials

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By Zongshi Qin, Hongqiu Gu, Dongdong Shi, Yongpei Yu
| The BMJ Verified
Introduction Randomised controlled trials (RCTs) with double-blinding are considered the gold standard in clinical research, offering a robust framework to assess the efficacy of interventions. Within the RCT procedure, blinding plays a vital role in minimising biases, especially in trials using patient-reported outcome measures.
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Systematic review of acupuncture for the treatment of alcohol withdrawal syndrome

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By Xiaoxu Liu, Zongshi Qin, Xiaoming Zhu, Qin Yao
| bmj.com
This review describes the characteristics of RCTs that assessed the effects and safety of the use of traditional acupuncture to treat AWS. Eleven studies involving 875 participants were included. However, meta-analyses were hard to conduct because: (1) the types of measurements reported in the studies differed; and (2) the treatment and control groups in the studies varied greatly.
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Efficacy of acupuncture for degenerative lumbar spinal stenosis: protocol for a randomised sham acupuncture-controlled trial

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By Zongshi Qin, Jiani Wu, Jing Zhou, Yulong Ding
| bmj.com
Introduction Degenerative lumbar spinal stenosis (DLSS) is a major public health problem and the primary reason why older adults seek lumbar spine surgery. Acupuncture may be effective for DLSS, but the evidence supporting this possibility is still limited. Methods and analysis A total of 80 participants with DLSS will be randomly allocated to either an acupuncture group or a sham acupuncture (SA) group at a ratio of 1:1. 24 treatments will be provided over 8?weeks.
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