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December 5, 2025Medical SciencesOpen Access

Misreporting of Patient-Relevant and Study Design Elements in Anesthesiology Randomized Controlled Trials: An Observational Study

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IVIgor VukovićSPShelly Melissa Pranić

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Overview

Cross-sectional study uncovers discrepancies in adverse events reporting in anesthesiology randomized controlled trials, indicating reliability concerns.

Key Points

  • Misreported adverse events in 62.4% of trials raise significant reliability questions.
  • Among 258 trials from 2009 to 2022, 33.3% showed discrepancies in reporting results.
  • Cross-sectional study of randomized controlled trials highlights issues in data integrity for anesthesiology.
  • Improved reporting over time was only seen in all-cause mortality, suggesting ongoing reporting challenges.

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Vuković et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/693231308e51979591dce991https://doi.org/10.3390/medsci13040299
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