The Reporting of Randomized Clinical Trials Using a Surgical Intervention Is in Need of Immediate Improvement

Isabelle Jacquier; Isabelle Boutron; David Moher; Carine Roy; Philippe Ravaud

doi:10.1097/01.sla.0000242707.44007.80

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The Reporting of Randomized Clinical Trials Using a Surgical Intervention Is in Need of Immediate Improvement

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Inadequate reporting on the management of the surgical procedure, care providers, and surgery center may introduce bias in RCTs of surgical interventions, making their results questionable. We recommend extending the CONSORT Statement to surgical interventions.

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