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Junhua Z et al. – A review finds scant data available to evaluate efficacy of complex Traditional Chinese Medicine (cTCM) for poststroke motor dysfunction. Most of primary studies available for were inadequately designed trials characterized by unknown dropout rates and definitional vagueness in outcomes measures. None of the studies approached important endpoints (eg, death, survival times, dependency rate, reduction in length of hospital stay).

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