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Both certoparin and UFH were statistically equally efficacious to prevent thromboembolic events in the present analysis (6.03% with UFH, 4.50% with certoparin; p = 0.6078).

Further supporting the role of GPER in mediating this estrogen-stimulated effect, the GPER-selective ligand was equally efficacious to estrogen in mediating the rapid translocation.

Some studies have shown that it is equally efficacious to employ a conservative transfusion protocol as to use early administration of EPO in premature infants of gestational age <30 weeks and/or birth weight <1500 g [ 24].

Cognitive behavioral therapy is a safer and equally efficacious alternative to treat insomnia in the ambulatory care setting [ 59 ].

In the late 1990s the widespread recognition that carboplatin represented a less toxic and equally efficacious alternative to cisplatin was a major step forward.

In a randomized study, L-AmB was equally efficacious compared to D-AmB in the first-line therapy of invasive mycosis [ 92], but the study was not restricted to patients with IA.

However, a study by Christiansen & Lange, [ 43] suggests that intermittent frequency is equally efficacious when compared to continuous dosage.

Importantly, both the serum compatible glycolipids 3 & 6 were found to be equally efficacious in selectively targeting genes to mouse livers under systemic settings.

Recent studies have found it to be equally efficacious and safe in comparison to ranibizumab atleast for the treatment of exudative AMD. 5 This has been confirmed in other multicentered randomized trials for exudative AMD and other trials are now underway to compare these drugs for the other disease categories mentioned.

Benish et al. (2008) conclude that treatments that are similar to the treatments included in their meta-analysis are equally efficacious — namely, treatments similar to "stress management, psychodynamic treatments, EMDR, hypnotherapy, cognitive behavioral treatment, exposure-based treatment, and treatments designed to explicitly exclude exposure (e.g., present-centered therapy)" (p. 755).

Recently, the results of several RCTs have demonstrated short-course (5 or 7 days) fluoroquinolone therapy to be equally as efficacious as 10 to 14 days of treatment with comparator medications [ 56- 58].