
AAOS2019: Statistical significance in RCTs may hinge on the outcome of a small number of patients

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A review of a major orthopaedic journal (the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery) was performed to identify randomized controlled trials published within the past 10 years which had reported a statistically significant finding for either a primary or secondary dichotomous outcome variable. The results from the identified articles were then subjected to a Fragility Index calculation. A total of 28 st...
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