Characteristics of Randomized Clinical Trials in Surgery From 2008 to 2020
Article 2021 en
Authors
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N. Bryce Robinson
SF
Stephen E. Fremes
IH
Irbaz Hameed
Abstract
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In this systematic review, the size of contemporary surgical trials was small and the focus was on minor clinical events. Trial registration remained suboptimal and discrepancies with the published protocol and reporting bias were frequent. Few trials controlled for surgeon experience or assessed the quality of the intervention.
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