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“a favorable trend”

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p=0.09

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

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We found that in patients aged ≥80 years, rivaroxaban 10 mg was associated with effective prevention of thromboembolic events while showing a favorable trend toward reducing bleeding risk, thereby helping to alleviate clinicians’ concerns regarding bleeding in elderly patients and potentially improving the initiation and maintenance rates of anticoagulant therapy.
3 The idea that sex steroids are involved in MS and that they might be a therapeutic option also originates from retrospective studies revealing that pregnancy has a favorable trend for the course of MS on a short- and long-term basis. 4 Remission of symptoms is seen during pregnancy, in particular during the last trimester when estrogens and progesterone plasma levels are at their maximum. 5 Postpartum, MS symptoms exacerbate again. 4 Recent reports, however, have shown that
However, the results of the included studies are insufficient to indicate a favorable trend from the effects of BFR in the long term and follow-up; therefore, future studies are required to evaluate these periods in order to demonstrate whether its effects are maintained or improved with respect to high-load or aerobic exercises.
Subgroup analysis of PFS by demographics and baseline characteristics revealed a favorable trend for arm A and arm B versus arm C in most subgroups, with some exceptions; however, this should be treated with caution because of the small sample sizes ( Supplementary Fig. 2 A and B ).