Evid Based Med Table of Contents for 1 February 2012; Vol. 17, No. 1

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Table of contents http://ebm.bmj.com/content/vol17/issue1/ Wednesday 1 February 2012 In this email Perspective | Electronic page | Methods | Therapeutics | Prevention | Diagnostics | Prognosis | Aetiology | Correction Perspective What does randomisation achieve? Adam La Caze, Benjamin Djulbegovic, Stephen Senn Electronic page Purpose and procedure Methods Surrogate outcomes are associated with low methodological quality of studies of rheumatoid arthritis treated with antitumour necrosis factor agents: a systematic review Moacyr Roberto Cuce Nobre, Frnanda Marques da Costa Therapeutics Intensive insulin therapy in hospitalised patients increases the risk of hypoglycaemia and has no effect on mortality, infection risk or length of stay Ebenezer Nyenwe Behavioural therapy is more effective than delayed treatment for persistent postprostatectomy incontinence Christine Norton Six-month interventions – parent-centred dietary modification alone or in combination with child-centred physical activity may reduce child BMI at 2 years Anthea Magarey Epinephrine for acute bronchiolitis, but not steroids alone, reduces hospital admissions Shawn Ralston High-dose statin before percutaneous coronary intervention lowers risk of periprocedural myocardial infarction and 30-day major cardiac adverse events Anthony A Bavry The combination of phentermine and topiramate is an effective adjunct to diet and lifestyle modification for weight loss and measures of comorbidity in overweight or obese adults with additional metabolic risk factors Amanda G Powell, Caroline M Apovian, Louis J Aronne Calcium supplements may increase the risk of cardiovascular events in postmenopausal women Barbara J Boucher Laparoscopic antireflux surgery and esomeprazole similarly efficacious for symptoms in people with gastro-oesophageal reflux disease who respond well to proton pump inhibitors George Triadafilopoulos Continuous glucose monitoring in children and adults with well-controlled type 1 diabetes reduces hypoglycaemia Breay Paty Intraoperative complications are more common with laparoscopic than with open colorectal surgery Tommie Mynster No increased risk of caesarean or instrumental delivery for nulliparous women who have epidural analgesia early in (term) labour Siranda Torvaldsen, Christine L Roberts The allergy protective effects of fish oil: A matter of timing? Nina D'Vaz, Susan L Prescott Similar rates of relapse and time to return to normal activity with 2 or 5 days of systemic corticosteroids after asthma exacerbation but study confirmation of equivalence would require further study Brian H Rowe Prevention Prostate cancer screening has no effect on prostate cancer specific mortality over 20 years of follow-up of Swedish men Pim J van Leeuwen Diagnostics Third-generation CT has 100% sensitivity and specificity for identifying subarachnoid haemorrhage when it is carried out within 6 h of headache onset Robert F McCormack Clinical decision rules for the assessment of mild head injury, used in combination with clinical judgment, can inform the use of head imaging Biswadev Mitra, Peter A Cameron Prognosis Adolescent girls undergoing medical abortion have lower risk of haemorrhage, incomplete evacuation or surgical evacuation than women above 18 years old Ellen R Wiebe β-blockers associated with reduced all-cause mortality in COPD Donald P Tashkin Initial improvements in apnoea-hypopnoea index after very low calorie diet maintained for 1 year with weight loss maintenance program Henri P I Tuomilehto Patients treated with aspirin after a first myocardial infarction who also receive a proton pump inhibitor have a higher incidence of cardiovascular events David N Juurlink Aetiology Adolescent BMI is independently associated with the development of coronary heart disease Rae-Chi C Huang, Lawrence J Beilin Correction Correction

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Evid Based Med Table of Contents for 1 December 2011; Vol. 16, No. 6

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Table of contents http://ebm.bmj.com/content/vol16/issue6/ Thursday 1 December 2011 In this email Electronic pages | Editorials | Methods | Aetiology | Diagnostics | Prognosis | Therapeutics | Letters Electronic pages Purpose and procedure Editorials The intuitive appeal of case series thinking: a challenge for evidence-based teaching and practice Joshua J Fenton, Khalid S Khan Methods A qualitative approach to Bayes' theorem Mitchell A Medow, Catherine R Lucey Aetiology Older women who use bisphosphonate for longer than 5 years may have increased odds of a subtrochanteric or femoral shaft fracture, but absolute risk is low Bo Abrahamsen People aged above 65 treated for latent tuberculosis are at increased risk of admission for a hepatic event compared with untreated controls Philip LoBue Exposure to diagnostic radiation and risk of childhood cancer: overstated risks raise unnecessary concern Kenneth Hodson, Jason Waugh, Catherine Nelson-Piercy Diagnostics Automated blood pressure readings in primary care demonstrate better correlation to the gold standard of ambulatory monitoring than manual assessment Mark Nelson Two sputum samples at once for diagnosis of tuberculosis in Africa has equivalent sensitivity and specificity to the standard initial sample followed by a morning sample strategy Nauman Safdar, Kamran Siddiqi A single Xpert MTB/RIF test of sputum for diagnosis of tuberculosis and multidrug resistance shows high sensitivity and specificity and reduces diagnosis and treatment delays Annelies Van Rie Prognosis Physicians' calling patients on excess weight may provide reality check and increase desire to lose weight in overweight and obese individuals Arya M Sharma Introduction of solids before 4 months is associated with obesity at 3 years among formula-fed infants but not among breast-fed infants Colin W Binns School-aged children who were exposed to sodium valproate in utero have impaired language scores when compared with a population mean score Gus A Baker, Rebecca L Bromley Therapeutics Oral misoprostol reduces the risk of postpartum haemorrhage in home births assisted by trained traditional birth attendants in Pakistan G Justus Hofmeyr Acute otitis media: antibiotics are moderately effective and mildly increase the risk of adverse effects; prevalence of different causative bacteria changed after introduction of the heptavalent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine Colin Sox Continuous support in labour has beneficial effects for mother and baby Malin Bergström In children and adolescents with mild persistent asthma, daily beclomethasone reduces treatment failure compared with rescue beclomethasone plus albuterol Tom Kovesi Sustained reduction in body mass index and other cardiovascular risk markers a year after a 12-month intensive family-based lifestyle intervention for obese children; but follow-up of participants low Danielle Hollar Intensive glucose lowering (HbA1c target<6.0%) for people with type 2 diabetes increases mortality Jonathan E Shaw In people with atrial fibrillation unsuitable for warfarin, apixaban reduces the risk of stroke compared with aspirin, with no difference in major bleeding Renato D Lopes, David A Garcia Tiotropium mist inhaler for COPD increases risk of mortality compared with placebo Felix S F Ram Episodic physical and sexual activity increase risk for acute cardiac events Viktor Culic Letters Conflicts of interest Angelo Tomedi Editor's reply to ‘conflicts of interest’ Richard Saitz

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Evid Based Med Table of Contents for 1 October 2011; Vol. 16, No. 5

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Table of contents http://ebm.bmj.com/content/vol16/issue5/ Saturday 1 October 2011 In this email Electronic pages | Editorials | Methods | Prognosis | Therapeutics Electronic pages Purpose and procedure Editorials What is EBM? Paul Glasziou Methods Impact of facilitating physician access to relevant medical literature on outcomes of hospitalised internal medicine patients: a randomised controlled trial Ariel Izcovich, Carlos Gonzalez Malla, Martín Miguel Diaz, Matías Manzotti, Hugo Norberto Catalano Prognosis Thrombolysis improves 90-day functional outcome in acute ischaemic stroke, even in very older people Marta Rubiera Therapeutics Cardiac resynchronisation therapy is efficacious in patients with mild heart failure symptoms Nawaf S Al-Majed, Justin A Ezekowitz Oral rivaroxaban for acute DVT, or long term for VTE, is as effective as enoxaparin followed by a vitamin K antagonist for preventing recurrence, with no increase in bleeding complications David J Rosenberg, Jack Ansell Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG reduces frequency and severity of abdominal pain compared with placebo in children with irritable bowel syndrome Markus A Rose NSAID use associated with increased cardiovascular risk and death, but naproxen appears to be the least harmful Brian Bluhm, Lee A Green α-blockers and antibiotics, alone or in combination, improve symptoms in men with chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome Gianpaolo Perletti, Vittorio Magri Addition of omeprazole to dual antiplatelet therapy with clopidogrel plus aspirin lowers the risk of upper gastrointestinal bleeding Jolanta M Siller-Matula, Georg Delle-Karth Oral antiretroviral pre-exposure prophylaxis reduces the risk of HIV acquisition among men who have sex with men Marie-Claude Boily, Benoît R Mâsse, Dobromir Dimitrov CBT stress management reduces recurrent CAD events after myocardial infarction Peter A Shapiro Initial treatment of hypertension with aliskiren and amlodipine combination gives 6.5 mm Hg greater reduction in systolic BP than does either monotherapy John M Flack, Samar A Nasser, Phillip D Levy Amoxicillin-clavulanate improves symptoms, reduces treatment failure in select children with acute otitis media and increases risk of diarrhoea Andrea Marmor, Thomas B Newman PREDIMED trial: Mediterranean diet may reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes Michel de Lorgeril Vitamin D supplementation of deficient children may improve bone mineral density Leticia Manning Ryan Training birth attendants in rural Zambia in neonatal resuscitation, and the use of amoxicillin coupled with facilitated referral, reduces neonatal mortality David R Marsh, Stephen N Wall Two weeks of rifaximin relieves global symptoms and bloating in people with IBS without constipation Brennan Spiegel The quadrivalent HPV vaccine is effective prophylaxis against HPV-related external genital lesions in young men Basil Donovan, Andrew E Grulich Escitalopram reduced hot flashes in non-depressed perimenopausal and postmenopausal women Claudio N Soares

 
 
 
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Evid Based Med Table of Contents for 1 August 2011; Vol. 16, No. 4

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Table of contents http://ebm.bmj.com/content/vol16/issue4/ Monday 1 August 2011 In this email Electronic pages | Perspective | Methods | Economic analysis | Therapeutics | Prognosis Electronic pages Purpose and procedure Perspective Evidence-based policymaking in global health – the payoffs and pitfalls Gavin Yamey, Richard Feachem Methods Brief curriculum to teach residents study design and biostatistics Donna M Windish Economic analysis For sick-listed people with chronic low back pain, an integrated care programme costs society less and returns participants to work faster than usual management Duncan J Critchley Therapeutics A restrictive perioperative transfusion strategy does not increase all-cause mortality (30 days) or morbidity compared with a liberal approach in patients undergoing cardiac surgery Dimitrios Mikroulis, Nikolaos Papanas, Georgios Vretzakis Treatment with the probiotic VSL#3 as an adjunctive therapy in relapsing mild-to-moderate ulcerative colitis significantly reduces ulcerative colitis disease activity Jean-François Turcotte, Hien Q Huynh Catheter-based renal sympathetic denervation reduces systolic blood pressure by 32 mm Hg in people with treatment-resistant hypertension Richard E Katholi, Krishna J Rocha-Singh Multicentre trial in people with arthritis finds increased risk of clinically significant gastrointestinal events with diclofenac plus omeprazole compared with celecoxib Alaa Rostom High-protein and low-glycaemic diets improve dietary compliance and maintenance of weight loss in overweight adults who have lost weight on a low-calorie diet Peter Clifton Varenicline increases smoking abstinence at 6 months to a year compared with placebo or bupropion; nausea is the most commonly reported adverse effect Mehmet Sofuoglu, Dianne Duffey, Marc E Mooney Paracetamol is more effective than placebo for migraine, and paracetamol 1000 mg plus metoclopramide 10 mg is similarly effective to oral sumatriptan 100 mg for migraine relief at 2 h Matthew S Robbins Corticosteroid injection for lateral epicondylalgia is helpful in the short term, but harmful in the longer term; data for non-corticosteroid injections and other tendinopathies are limited John Orchard No effect of folic acid supplementation on cardiovascular events, cancer or mortality after 5 years in people at increased cardiovascular risk, although homocysteine levels are reduced Lydia A Bazzano Six months following first unprovoked seizure, antiepileptic-treated adults have a recurrence risk in the following 12 months of significantly below the 20% threshold required to regain their driving license Joseph F Drazkowski In preterm infants with recurrent apnoea, methylxanthine reduces the number of episodes and the use of mechanical ventilation in the short term; caffeine is also associated with improved longer term outcomes Luigi Corvaglia, Arianna Aceti Eplerenone reduces risk of cardiovascular death or hospitalisation in heart failure patients with reduced ejection fraction Andrew Ambrosy, Mihai Gheorghiade Valsartan is more effective than placebo in reducing the incidence of diabetes in people with impaired glucose tolerance and cardiovascular disease or risk factors but has no effect on cardiovascular outcomes Yves Lacourcière, Luc Poirier Prognosis Carrying one or two reduced-function CYP2C19 alleles is associated with an increased risk of major adverse cardiovascular events in people undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention and treated with clopidogrel Andrea H Ramirez, Jessica T Delaney, Alan R Shuldiner Gestational weight loss in overweight and obese women is associated with an increased risk of small for gestational age infants Jodie M Dodd, Jeffrey S Robinson Women with cytologically atypical glandular cells are at increased risk of developing gynaecological malignancy Julie Ann Francis

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Evid Based Med Table of Contents for 1 June 2011; Vol. 16, No. 3

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Table of contents http://ebm.bmj.com/content/vol16/issue3/ Wednesday 1 June 2011 In this email Electronic pages | Methods paper | Therapeutics | Diagnosis | Prognosis Electronic pages Purpose and procedure Methods paper Making GRADE accessible: a proposal for graphic display of evidence quality assessments Khalid S Khan, Ewa Borowiack, Carolien Roos, Monika Kowalska, Anna Zapalska, Ben W Mol, Luciano Mignini, Catherine Meads, Jacek Walczak, for the EBM-CONNECT Collaboration Therapeutics A 3-year lifestyle intervention for adults at moderate to high risk of cardiovascular disease is cost effective when added to standard care and improves physical health-related quality of life Bengt Jönsson Extended colonic release low-molecular weight heparin (LMWH) not ready for use in ulcerative colitis Daniel C Baumgart Percutaneous coronary intervention for acute coronary syndrome: no difference in 48-h bleeding rate or vascular access-site complications with low- or standard-dose unfractionated heparin in patients initially treated with fondaparinux Amar Krishnaswamy, A Michael Lincoff In people with severe aortic stenosis unsuitable for surgery transcatheter aortic valve implantation reduces 1-year mortality compared with standard care Ronak Rajani Tricyclic antidepressants reduce frequency of tension-type and migraine headaches compared with placebo, and intensity of headaches compared with SSRIs, but cause greater adverse effects Paul D Molyneux Combined prophylactic β-blocker and behavioural migraine management improves 30-day migraine outcomes compared with either strategy alone, or optimised acute treatment only Richard B Lipton A decision aid to enhance informed decision making about bowel cancer screening improved knowledge but reduced screening uptake Joshua J Fenton Chinese acupuncture for chronic shoulder pain: 65% response rate at 6 weeks compared with 24% with sham acupuncture and 37% with standard conservative orthopaedic treatment Edzard Ernst Percutaneous coronary intervention for acute coronary syndromes: no difference in 30-day efficacy or safety of high- and low-dose aspirin; double-dose clopidogrel reduces 30-day risk of cardiovascular death, myocardial infarction or stroke compared with standard dose but increases risk of major bleeding Anuradha Lala, Jeffrey S Berger Repeated dosing of nebulised 5% saline improves respiratory scores in inpatients with mild to moderate bronchiolitis at 48 h Shawn Ralston Evidence from two small randomised controlled trials suggests that probiotics may reduce the duration of persistent diarrhoea in children Iva Hojsak A programme of culturally tailored dance plus an intervention to reduce screen media use does not reduce BMI over 2 years compared with health education in preadolescent low-income African American girls but does reduce depressive symptoms and lipid levels Marilyn S Nanney Symptomatic carotid stenosis: relative to endarterectomy, stenting increases short-term risk of stroke or death in those aged over 70 years but not in younger patients Martin Wiesmann Diagnosis Morning-only polyethylene glycol preparation for afternoon colonoscopy is superior to traditional evening-before preparation Suryakanth R Gurudu Several clinical signs and symptoms are associated with the likelihood of bacterial meningitis in children; the most reliable diagnostic combination is uncertain David G Bundy Prospective studies show that magnetic resonance angiography has high sensitivity and specificity for clinically relevant arterial steno-occlusions in adults with peripheral arterial disease symptoms Paul N Malcolm, Mark Lewis Ultrasound scan for suspected appendicitis in children: risk of diagnostic inaccuracy increases with BMI at or above 85th percentile and clinical probability of appendicitis of 50% or lower George A Taylor Prognosis Pregnancy-related cardiac risk in women with congenital heart disease: is it over when it's over? Paul Khairy, Susan M Fernandes, Michael J Landzberg Mortality is reduced while on opiate maintenance treatment, but there is a temporary increase in mortality immediately after starting and stopping treatment, a finding that may vary by setting Thomas Clausen Automated external defibrillator use for in-hospital cardiac arrest is not associated with improved survival Ben Gibbison, Jasmeet Soar

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