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See Latest ArticlesThe effects of excluding patients from the analysis in randomised controlled trials: meta-epidemiological study
British Medical Journal, 09/22/09
Nuesch E et al. – Excluding patients from the analysis in randomised trials often results in biased estimates of treatment effects, but the extent and direction of bias is unpredictable. Results from intention to treat analyses should always be described in reports of randomised trials. In systematic reviews, the influence of exclusions from the analysis on estimated treatment effects should routinely be assessed.
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