The reporting quality and spin of randomized controlled trials of endometriosis pain: Methodological study based on CONSORT extension on abstracts

Hoda Shirafkan; David Moher; Parvaneh Mirabi

doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0302108

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The reporting quality and spin of randomized controlled trials of endometriosis pain: Methodological study based on CONSORT extension on abstracts

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Hoda Shirafkan
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Parvaneh Mirabi

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Overall poor adherence to CONSORT-A was observed, with spin detected in several RCTs featuring non-significant primary endpoints in obstetrics and gynecology literature.

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