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Minor bleeding was defined as bleeding at the site of puncture for central venous lines or other catheters, the nasopharyngeal zone, epistaxis, or from skin lesions.
Bleeding (intracranial, gastrointestinal, retroperitoneal, other major bleeding, or minor bleeding) was considered clinical deterioration by >80% of respondents, regardless of type or whether treatment was required, with the exception of minor bleeding not requiring treatment [46/203, 23%95%5% exact CI = 17%–28%)].
Minor bleeding was reported for eight cases (1.6% overall).
Severe post-stenting pain developed in 3 patients, and minor bleeding was observed in 1 patient.
TIMI minor bleeding was defined as observed bleeding with decrease in haemoglobin ≥3 <5 g/dL.
Minor bleeding was defined as bleeding events which do not meet the above mentioned criteria.
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The rates of major bleeding were not different but the rates of minor bleeding were lower with 0.7% in the low-dose group vs 1.7% in the standard-dose group (OR, 0.40; 95% CI, 0.16-0.97; P =.04).
Major and minor bleeding were defined as per the TIMI bleeding criteria.
The incidences of major and minor bleeding were expressed as the percentage and 95% CI.
Important secondary and safety outcomes, including minor bleeding, were sparsely reported.
The numbers of difficult dilatations and of minor bleeding were higher with the conic dilation technique (23 versus 0 [ P < 0.01] and 24 versus 11 [ P = 0.02], respectively).
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