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a notable trendP=0.0891.8× alphagold
We found no significant associations between proctitis severity and patients' age, sex, ECOG performance score, comorbidities, or tumor location; however, there was a significant correlation between the planning target volume and proctitis (P=0.038), as well as a notable trend for a relationship between CTV and proctitis severity (P=0.089) ( Table 3 ).
a notable trendp = 0.0891.8× alphagold
did not reach statistical significancep = 0.0891.8× alphaplainly factual
Although these differences did not reach statistical significance, there was a notable trend toward longer surgery duration (median: 253 min, IQR: 217.5–295.5 vs. median: 282.0 min, IQR: 248.75–330.0; p = 0.089) and increased nasogastric tube aspiration (18% vs. 41%; p = 0.064) in the HU ≤ 37 subgroup.
a notable trendP = .091.8× alphagold
Additionally, in substudies 1 (ASA use in mechanical prosthesis and concomitant atherosclerotic disease) and 6 (OAC after mitral valve repair), there was also a notable trend toward higher mortality in the non-AT groups at 6 months ( P = .09 and P = .08, respectively).
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When examining organ failure (OF) and mortality, the BAL + group exhibited a notable trend towards higher rates of central nervous system (CNS) failure (20.3% vs. 16.1% in BAL- TP; p = 0.094) and multiple organ failure (MOF) (19.4% vs. 15.3% in BAL- TP; p = 0.095).
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33.3% in the NBP group, p = 0.93), we observed a notable trend toward lower in‐hospital mortality in the NBP group (52.9% in the placebo group vs. 33.3% in the NBP group, p = 0.098), along with a substantial increase in the proportion of patients with a CPC score of 3 (5.9% in the placebo group vs. 16.7% in the NBP group) (Figure 2 ).