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The use of sequential analysis to assess patient preference for local skin anaesthesia during knee aspiration
British Journal of Rheumatology
|August 1, 1984
Abstract:
Twenty-seven patients requiring bilateral knee aspiration showed no overall preference for or against the use of subcutaneous lignocaine during knee aspiration. The trial result attained a predefined level of significance (beta = 0.1; theta = 0.72) with fewest possible patients (27), using sequential analysis.