2019
DOI: 10.1055/s-0039-1700834
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Nível de evidência e patrocínio industrial associado a desfechos favoráveis nas publicações sobre terapia com plasma rico em plaquetas nas doenças osteomusculares

Abstract: ResumoO plasma rico em plaquetas é derivado da centrifugação do sangue total. Há um interesse crescente, na medicina esportiva e na comunidade atlética, no fornecimento de fatores de crescimento endógeno diretamente ao sítio da lesão, usando componentes sanguíneos autólogos, como o plasma rico em plaquetas. O objetivo deste estudo é avaliar a associação entre financiamento de pesquisa, conflito de interesses, nível de evidência e afiliação dos autores com a interpretação dos resultados em publicações sobre ter… Show more

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“…While similar, this study focussed exclusively on RCTs and level I evidence whereas Nesello et al included other study designs. Nesello et al found that industry‐funded studies were more likely to present positive results, as well as those with a lower quality of evidence [25]. The results of the current study will help inform clinicians about the potential impacts of industry funding on the results of clinical trials and the subsequent applicability of the data to their own patients.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 79%
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“…While similar, this study focussed exclusively on RCTs and level I evidence whereas Nesello et al included other study designs. Nesello et al found that industry‐funded studies were more likely to present positive results, as well as those with a lower quality of evidence [25]. The results of the current study will help inform clinicians about the potential impacts of industry funding on the results of clinical trials and the subsequent applicability of the data to their own patients.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…This review is the first study to evaluate the reporting and impact of industry funding for RCTs assessing PRP in musculoskeletal disorders. Previously, Nesello et al conducted a review on industry sponsorship which aimed to investigate the association between research financing, conflicts of interest, level of evidence, and author affiliation with the interpretation of results in studies on PRP in musculoskeletal disorders [25]. While similar, this study focussed exclusively on RCTs and level I evidence whereas Nesello et al included other study designs.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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