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comparative trial

comparative trial A comparative trial is a research study designed to compare two or more interventions by measuring how they differ on selected outcomes.

A comparative trial is a research study designed to compare two or more interventions by measuring how they differ on selected outcomes. In this packet, it refers to a randomized study that assigns participants to different splint types and compares their results over time.

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Drafting source: Leong Li Xian; Chai Siaw Chui; Howell Julianne W.; Mohd Rasdi Hanif Farhan; Abdul Rahman Nur Rahimawati. Relative motion splints versus metacarpophalangeal joint blocking splints in the management of trigger finger: Study protocol for a randomized comparative trial. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0307033; article XML SHA-256 4956b0098620f57d7f82066ae94065525c8357f90131ce818dff014e026ffe63. “Relative motion splints versus metacarpophalangeal joint blocking splints in the management of trigger finger: Study protocol for a randomized comparative trial” (10.1371/journal.pone.0307033).
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