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“a clear trend”

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Interestingly, the subgroup of patients that did not receive concomitant heparin (which was at the discretion of the attending physician) had a clear trend towards a better survival at 28 days, which was statistically significant at 90 days.
Antithrombin in sepsis revisited.
Crit Care · 2005 · PMC1414019
Even though, as discussed, there are still many open points that need better understanding, a clear trend to clinical use of stem cells also in treating pain is apparent, as demonstrated by a very recent and scientifically sound paper [ 66 ] that reported a preliminary human study in which the autologous administration of adipose derived stem cells in the facial tissue was able to attenuate orofacial neuropathic pain symptoms.