Effect sizes for the various time point comparisons were variable with no consistent pattern within or between the intervention groups.
There were no statistically significant differences in perceived stress between the intervention groups.
The difference between the intervention groups was not statistically significant at any time point (Table 5).
Also, the baseline concentrations of the biomarkers did not differ between the intervention groups.
Admission frequency or request of CT examination did not differ between the intervention groups regardless of CRP-level.
The differences in OPD attendance, all cause and malaria specific admissions to the hospital between the intervention groups and the placebo group were not statistically significant.
The initial mean overall quality of the 115 originals analyzed was 84.5 (SD 19.1), without significant differences between the intervention groups.
Frequencies of general solicited symptoms were similar between the intervention groups and no increase in frequency for progressive doses was found.
Consequently, treatment characteristics are similar between the intervention groups.
We will compare the parental satisfaction between the intervention groups.
Full compliance varied considerably between the intervention groups.
