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No clear difference between study groups in local or general side effects was demonstrated.

No gross histological differences were observed between study groups in the uterine tube, uterine corpus and horn.

There was no difference between study groups in event rates during heparin infusion.

In light of the differences observed between study groups in the indirect measures of efficacy, we would also expect more remarkable differences between groups in treatment outcomes related to pain and the ability to perform ADL.

No significant differences were found between study groups in rates of adverse effects, although major priapism episodes were decreased 4-fold in patients monitored "on-treatment".Sildenafil use by systematic dosing may offer a strategy to prevent recurrent ischemic priapism in patients with sickle cell disease.

In the study by Kutsogiannis significant differences between study groups in baseline age (mean age in the EN group 58.4 versus 62.3 years in the EPN group and 56.4 years in the LPN group) and body mass index (BMI) (mean BMI in the EN group 27.2 versus 24.5 kg/m2 in the EPN group and 27.0 kg/m2 in the LPN group) were observed [16].

Demographic and sex work characteristics were compared between study groups (women in each of the study sites, and male and transgender participants in all sites).

We measured the mean difference between study groups regarding wear in the vertical direction (Table 4).

The patients in the intervention group were more satisfied with their care (P < 0.001), but there was no difference between the study groups in quality-of-life scores, which remained very low (P = 0.53).

As shown, no statistically significant differences between both study groups in terms of age, gender, medical discipline, and practice type (p > .05 each) could be detected, thereby demonstrating an effective randomization process.

Table 8 shows that there were no differences detected between the study groups in neonatal outcomes.