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Area of Science:

Systematic Reviews
Evidence-Based Medicine

Background:

The original systematic review was first published in 2001.
Searches for the original review were conducted up to the year 2000.
Since publication, new clinical trials have emerged that could impact the review's findings.

Purpose of the Study:

To inform readers that the existing review is outdated and withdrawn.
To announce the development of a new, updated version of the systematic review.
To provide an estimated publication timeline for the revised review.

Main Methods:

The original review's maintenance ceased after its initial publication.
A new author team assumed responsibility for the review in October 2020.
The updated review will be conducted following the latest Cochrane methodology.

Main Results:

The original review is no longer considered current or actively maintained.
An updated version of the review is in progress.
The outdated review remains accessible on the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (CDSR).

Conclusions:

The existing review should not be relied upon for current evidence.
Readers are advised to await the forthcoming updated systematic review.
The new review aims to incorporate recent trial data using contemporary standards.