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“a strong trend”

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p=0.077

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

In the literature

Although there was no significant difference in mortality at 12 month follow-up, there were patient subgroups that seemed to have a strong trend towards a reduction in mortality: elderly over 75 years of age, diabetics, renal insufficiency (as defined as a creatinine clearance less than 60 mL/min), unstable angina, or any previous heparin therapy ( Lincoff et al 2003 ).
Our key findings were (a) Quality of life was significantly more improved in SCS responders than nonresponders, (b) SCS nonresponders had significantly abnormally inefficient CPM and a strong trend towards abnormally low sgACC PAF, (c) higher PAF power significantly correlated with a lower degree of pain relief in the ANP and SN and (d) whole group correlations between pain relief and PAF power may be driven in the ANP by males and in the SN by females.